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I've only noticed this becoming a thing recently, but why the f**k do people slam on their anchors when they are driving along a single carriageway in the dark and a vehicle approaches from the other direction? There is absolutely no need whatsoever.


I notice this a lot on my travels. IMO they shouldn't be driving at night, and they definitely lack spacial awareness.

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4 minutes ago, Father Ted said:

 


I notice this a lot on my travels. IMO they shouldn't be driving at night, and they definitely lack spacial awareness.
 

 

Also you get more warning of approaching traffic at night so it's weird they get freaked out. Unless they're staring at the headlights and getting blinded which would be silly.

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Also you get more warning of approaching traffic at night so it's weird they get freaked out. Unless they're staring at the headlights and getting blinded which would be silly.


I agree about warning. Wouldn't be surprised if they didn't avert their eyes from glare, there's a lot of morons out there.
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1 hour ago, Hedgecutter said:

"Marks & Spencers"

No. Marks & Spencer.

Thought folk up your way referred to it as Markies? ( at least my sister in law does )

Used to get visits from a rep from Hamilton who talked about Marksies! Now, that did bug me.

Oh! and Bootsies ( Boots the Chemist )

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1 hour ago, Hedgecutter said:

"Marks & Spencers"

No. Marks & Spencer.

 

1 hour ago, WILLIEA said:

Thought folk up your way referred to it as Markies? ( at least my sister in law does )

Used to get visits from a rep from Hamilton who talked about Marksies! Now, that did bug me.

Oh! and Bootsies ( Boots the Chemist )

Asdas.

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7 hours ago, NathanQP said:

People saying we should close the shops on Boxing Day, that'll really help the economy

Just open them later.

I never understood why Next need to open at 6AM anyway.

Open at midday and keep women away from the pub whilst I watch football.

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To be fair, most of the people moaning about shops being open on Boxing Day are whining students who think the world is extremely unfair because they have to work.

That's the impression I get anyway. Also, I bet that if a lot of these people didn't work in retail, they'd be marching into Topshop at 9am on Boxing Day for the sales just like every other arsehole.

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To be fair, most of the people moaning about shops being open on Boxing Day are whining students who think the world is extremely unfair because they have to work.

That's the impression I get anyway. Also, I bet that if a lot of these people didn't work in retail, they'd be marching into Topshop at 9am on Boxing Day for the sales just like every other arsehole.

In my experience the people whining about working on Boxing Day are usually the ones who don't actually work on Boxing Day. It's just all about being outraged on someone else's behalf.
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When I worked for Menzies I worked Boxing Day and New Year's Day. Started at 6. Didn't bother me. 
 



I had to start at 7 when I was at McDonald's. It was pointless being open as no one actually came in.
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