Momentous day

Dan!

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Daughters driving cars, always a proud moment...

[video=youtube;h5SWnmqs08E]https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=h5SWnmqs08E&feature=youtube_gdata_player[/video]

Especially when they can park better than their Mum ;)
 

Felonious Crud

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It's all vidi vidi vidi these days, Drew. Maybe a bit of victus, but any thought of veni is right off the menu when I'm away from the domus.
 

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On a more sombre note my 21 year old godson was done for doing 70 in a 30 limit.....Dangerous driving,exceeding the speed limit

6 points and a £300 fine and banned from driving for 3 months...He'll never afford car insurance ever again!


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Dan!

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Don't mean to be a wet blanket, but anyone that does 70 in a 30 deserves to be fined/banned.

No doubt he'll learn from it more so than his mates that haven't been caught (yet)
 

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100% agree Dan.......No excuse for that...I watched a young girl get knocked down by a car in a 30mph many moons ago. It will stick with me for every and if a ban teaches people to be me speed aware then so be it.....The car was doing 80 and the littlle girl did not stand a chance..........at 30 the prosecution said the little girl would not have died...
 
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It is silly speeding, i understand speeding on the motorway but if its in town you dont double the limit....
 

Chrisbassett

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Deserves what he got, 70 is way too fast. I saw a girl being ploughed down in Brighton by some kid, coppers estimated 55-60 through a pedestrian crossing on red. She was paralysed from the waist down. He didn't see the lights until too late as he pulled out to overtake a van slowing for them & he was going too fast to stop. Hard way to learn a lesson.

Oh, and glad that post disappeared, Benny. Bit too much.
 

drewf

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Daughters driving cars, always a proud moment...


Especially when they can park better than their Mum ;)

Excellent vid! Have memories and a few photos, but sadly no video of my daughter aged about 2 driving my Range Rover offroad in Clumber Park. Car in low-range, first gear, on tick-over, with Sophie standing on the seat and steering. Less than walking pace, but completely unstoppable up and down the big hollows in the grassland and around the trees. Happy days :)

She can certainly park better than her mum now.
 

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It is silly speeding, i understand speeding on the motorway but if its in town you dont double the limit....

Agree with that, Dem. No excuse in towns and villages. I remember being a passenger in a friend's Fiesta when he hit 70 in a village. It was bloody scary and lucky 70 was all he hit.