View Full Version : One less ferrari on the roads then thanks to Ian Wright
oooops!
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30500-13152251,00.html
i bet hes got plenty of money to replace it :rolleyes:
Twit :rolleyes:
Odd that plod aren't folloing it up though. Could that smack of double standards :nod: :smash:
Twit :rolleyes:
Odd that plod aren't folloing it up though. Could that smack of double standards :nod: :smash:
Yeah strange that :rolleyes: Especially given plod's zealous nature when speed is involved :rolleyes:
He was probably on the phone at the time, trying to comfort Ray Parlour http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3872905.stm
2 Black Lines
07-07-2004, 13:09
He's had it a wee while anyway, it was needing changed. :wack:
Plod should do him. :nod:
I'm worried that he may feel the need to get on our TV screens with yet another crap gameshow to pay for a new one :eek:
mattpayne
07-07-2004, 13:44
if you follow the speed limits... you shouldnt really have any risk of spinning off the road and smashing a car up... especally if youve something with the grip of one of those....................
its not as if its icy or wet at the moment....
he should be investigated...
Odd that plod aren't folloing it up though. Could that smack of double standards :nod: :smash:
I don't see why it's a problem. No-one else was involved, no-one was hurt and there's no reason why he had to have been speeding.
They weren't interested in the least when I took my first 200sx into a field ( :annoyed: )
manic_mechanic
07-07-2004, 14:29
Apparently he'd switched the stability control off..........................
And bystanders said it "sounded" fast, but what decent car doesn't! :)
cherry1809
07-07-2004, 14:36
I hate Ferrari's :D What a shame :indiff:
I think he'll have learnt having had his car smashed up... why does everyone feel the need to teach people lessons? 'some' tolerance isn't a bad thing peeps!
manic_mechanic
07-07-2004, 14:41
True, and it would have been a waste not to "explore the performance envelope" of such a vehicle (says the man whos written off many trashy Fords!)
I think he'll have learnt having had his car smashed up... why does everyone feel the need to teach people lessons? 'some' tolerance isn't a bad thing peeps!
My point was nothing to do with being so childish as to teach people lessons :rolleyes: It was that a person not so well know as Mr Wright might not have got away with it, that's all. However, I am heartened that Tombs had the same treatment :thumbs:
My point was nothing to do with being so childish as to teach people lessons :rolleyes: It was that a person not so well know as Mr Wright might not have got away with it, that's all. However, I am heartened that Tombs had the same treatment :thumbs:
Yes, I agree that it's a shame that the average fellow doesn't get away with it too. I misunderstood your sentiment, soz m8!
btw, JB - whats the jap text under your name mean?
Jezz_S13
07-07-2004, 15:40
btw, JB - whats the jap text under your name mean?
cantankerous bastage. :)
Anyone got any pics of the dead frazzle?
They weren't interested in the least when I Rolled my 200sx into a field
:D
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