Took me about 10 minutes of driving behind that car to work out what it actually said.
Guy was driving erratically to say the least – absolutely flogging it, then appeared to get a phone call and started driving about 20kmh through the GDE roadworks, then obviously finished the phone call as he sped up and started weaving in and out of traffic again.
Took me about 10 minutes of driving behind that car to work out what it actually said.
+1
The number 8 does not transfer well to Old English font, as do the other characters. I think he’d have trouble seeing out the back window in his rear vision mirror as well.
Reminds me of those “tough guys” who get large Old English characters tattooed across their shoulders and back which are almost illegible. What’s the point?
Took me about 10 minutes of driving behind that car to work out what it actually said.
Guy was driving erratically to say the least – absolutely flogging it, then appeared to get a phone call and started driving about 20kmh through the GDE roadworks, then obviously finished the phone call as he sped up and started weaving in and out of traffic again.
you kept up with them for 10mins, couldn’t have been that erratic
you kept up with them for 10mins, couldn’t have been that erratic
I wouldn’t be so sure, most people who drive like maniacs aren’t cognisant of the fact that they’re probably not getting to their destination any faster than they would if they just drove intelligently at (or near) the speed limit.
Took me about 10 minutes of driving behind that car to work out what it actually said.
Guy was driving erratically to say the least – absolutely flogging it, then appeared to get a phone call and started driving about 20kmh through the GDE roadworks, then obviously finished the phone call as he sped up and started weaving in and out of traffic again.
you kept up with them for 10mins, couldn’t have been that erratic
Knew someone was going to mention this.
It was before and through the southbound GDE road works – he came from way back zig-zagging through traffic to get one car ahead of me as we got to the road works, drove above 60 through them, but then as mentioned slowed down significantly when he got a fairly long phone call and I overtook him just past the end of GDE road works. He then came zooming back through traffic to overtake me again. As another poster alluded to above, he didnt end up getting very far ahead as I later passed him waiting to turn right into (surprise, surprise) Kambah.
(FTR I did not actually time it as I was driving, however 10 minutes seems like a fair estimate.)
I’m sure he’s probably referring to the outrageous High Court decision in ICM Agriculture v Commonwealth, which ruled that reducing a licensee’s groundwater entitlement under an aquifer access licence didn’t abridge the licensee’s rights to reasonable use of the waters of rivers. Man, f*ck the High Court and their fallacious reasoning.
Curious that you followed him down the GDE, zigzagged wherever, eventually passed him turning right at Kambah, but managed to snap him driving north on Botany St waiting to turn right onto Hindmarsh Drive. Did you guys take a detour or was he trying to shake you because he thought you might have been tailing him.
One other little point – was that a phone camera you used, because the law clearly states that a driver of a vehicle shall not use of any sort of mobile phone device while in control of a vehicle…
Curious that you followed him down the GDE, zigzagged wherever, eventually passed him turning right at Kambah, but managed to snap him driving north on Botany St waiting to turn right onto Hindmarsh Drive. Did you guys take a detour or was he trying to shake you because he thought you might have been tailing him.
One other little point – was that a phone camera you used, because the law clearly states that a driver of a vehicle shall not use of any sort of mobile phone device while in control of a vehicle…
Curious that you followed him down the GDE, zigzagged wherever, eventually passed him turning right at Kambah, but managed to snap him driving north on Botany St waiting to turn right onto Hindmarsh Drive. Did you guys take a detour or was he trying to shake you because he thought you might have been tailing him.
One other little point – was that a phone camera you used, because the law clearly states that a driver of a vehicle shall not use of any sort of mobile phone device while in control of a vehicle…
I don’t think djk said he was the “Martin” who took the photo above?
Curious that you followed him down the GDE, zigzagged wherever, eventually passed him turning right at Kambah, but managed to snap him driving north on Botany St waiting to turn right onto Hindmarsh Drive. Did you guys take a detour or was he trying to shake you because he thought you might have been tailing him.
One other little point – was that a phone camera you used, because the law clearly states that a driver of a vehicle shall not use of any sort of mobile phone device while in control of a vehicle…
I am not Martin who sent the picture to JB, I just also happened to have noticed the car, saw the thread and shared my experience.
you kept up with them for 10mins, couldn’t have been that erratic
I wouldn’t be so sure, most people who drive like maniacs aren’t cognisant of the fact that they’re probably not getting to their destination any faster than they would if they just drove intelligently at (or near) the speed limit.
Hates the law so much he stops at a red light…
Took me about 10 minutes of driving behind that car to work out what it actually said.
Guy was driving erratically to say the least – absolutely flogging it, then appeared to get a phone call and started driving about 20kmh through the GDE roadworks, then obviously finished the phone call as he sped up and started weaving in and out of traffic again.
Obviously someone thinks it’s ok to touch young children on their genitalia.
Lynching time.
djk said :
+1
The number 8 does not transfer well to Old English font, as do the other characters. I think he’d have trouble seeing out the back window in his rear vision mirror as well.
Reminds me of those “tough guys” who get large Old English characters tattooed across their shoulders and back which are almost illegible. What’s the point?
Bet he wears come-f**k-me-over boots too.
djk said :
you kept up with them for 10mins, couldn’t have been that erratic
hahaha, you should’ve shown the P plate too. at least it would’ve explained it a bit more
and if they don’t have a P plate – foooorrr shammeeeeeeee
douches! they always seem so suprised when the coppers give them a hard time too.
$20 says he lives with his parents.
Chop71 said :
I wouldn’t be so sure, most people who drive like maniacs aren’t cognisant of the fact that they’re probably not getting to their destination any faster than they would if they just drove intelligently at (or near) the speed limit.
That’s not proper. That VT/VX ute should have a Chevy badge on it too…
Jim Jones said :
I reckon your money’s safe.
Reprobate said :
I always chuckle at the guy in my street who has a Commodore with a Chevy badge on the front grille and a Southern Cross sticker on the back window.
http://thingsboganslike.com/2009/11/18/28-holdens/
Chop71 said :
Knew someone was going to mention this.
It was before and through the southbound GDE road works – he came from way back zig-zagging through traffic to get one car ahead of me as we got to the road works, drove above 60 through them, but then as mentioned slowed down significantly when he got a fairly long phone call and I overtook him just past the end of GDE road works. He then came zooming back through traffic to overtake me again. As another poster alluded to above, he didnt end up getting very far ahead as I later passed him waiting to turn right into (surprise, surprise) Kambah.
(FTR I did not actually time it as I was driving, however 10 minutes seems like a fair estimate.)
maybe he just hates john laws?
I’m sure he’s probably referring to the outrageous High Court decision in ICM Agriculture v Commonwealth, which ruled that reducing a licensee’s groundwater entitlement under an aquifer access licence didn’t abridge the licensee’s rights to reasonable use of the waters of rivers. Man, f*ck the High Court and their fallacious reasoning.
Curious that you followed him down the GDE, zigzagged wherever, eventually passed him turning right at Kambah, but managed to snap him driving north on Botany St waiting to turn right onto Hindmarsh Drive. Did you guys take a detour or was he trying to shake you because he thought you might have been tailing him.
One other little point – was that a phone camera you used, because the law clearly states that a driver of a vehicle shall not use of any sort of mobile phone device while in control of a vehicle…
Dyslexic medieval English lawyer?
Hit him with one of these.
PatMan said :
What are you a narc or something?
PatMan said :
I don’t think djk said he was the “Martin” who took the photo above?
there are quite a lot of cameras that are not phones.
PatMan said :
I am not Martin who sent the picture to JB, I just also happened to have noticed the car, saw the thread and shared my experience.
I reckon I saw one of these stickers on a Hilux-like ute on my drive to work in Fyshwick the other day.
Seems there could be a mully of LAW H8Rs on the streets?
All that’s missing is a Rush Hour sticker. At least JB will have a this photo on file for when this car winds up wrapped around a tree.
Erg0 said :
spot on grandpa
if someone slashed his tyres, would he still be a “law h8r”?
Chop71 said :
Yes he would still hate the law because the law would do absolutely nothing about it.
this is another rear window sticker from a few years back spotted in Kambah – http://flic.kr/p/5SNHJ8 – “In ya undies” charming !
I thought it said GAW H8R
which puzzled me a bit because that can mean 1 of 3 things
- Grown A*s Women
- Good Ass Whooping
or my personal favourite acording to the urban dictionary
“to smear bloody poo on one’s face.”