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Originally posted by decrepit
Right on Bender, I'll be taking the new cut down up for sure, (hmm strange grammar there but you know what I mean).
The only problem could be other users, on a square path, will need to keep an eye out for for other sailors on a collision course.
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Originally posted by grumplestiltskinquote:
Originally posted by decrepit
Right on Bender, I'll be taking the new cut down up for sure, (hmm strange grammar there but you know what I mean).
The only problem could be other users, on a square path, will need to keep an eye out for for other sailors on a collision course.
You'll be right Decrep, just hang the "E" plates on your chest and back and everyone will give you a wide berth
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Originally posted by grumplestiltskin
Sorry, it was a half arsed attempt at humor.
E plates are a voluntary thing that Elderly drivers display, like P plates and L plates.
Indicates that the driver is Elderly which is why they are taking so long to negotiate a roundabout or back into a parking space, and reminds you to give them a wide berth.
A tongue-in-cheek crack at the greyness of your beard Decrep, mind you I am rapidly catching up
EDIT:
After further research, It seems the E plates are actually meant to be displayed if you are driving on an Extraordinary licence, i.e. one of those permits which lets you drive to work and back etc.
Now I feel bad
Walked in for his first appointment with a big E sign hanging around his neck, with the tears flowing........ hope you feel good about yourself
