ckm1981:
I picked my son up from school yesterday and there were 2 other dads standing on the school yard with them on…they must of finished work at least 30 mins before and driven to the school yet they still had them on.
What hope is there for their kids…
Probs the only 2 dads at the school that actually work.
I never have ma hivis or hardon on…
Probably for the best when you’re outside a school.
Saddest part is people who have nothing better to worry about than someone they don`t even know wearing a Hi Vis
GET A LIFE and get on and mind your own business.
lolipop:
Saddest part is people who have nothing better to worry about than someone they don`t even know wearing a Hi Vis
GET A LIFE and get on and mind your own business.
Nobody is worried mate, and sadder than that are those with no sense of humour. Everybody takes the ■■■■ out of trainspotters, Eddiespotters, Morriss dancers etc, …and as those that are hi viz wearing drivers are in the same category, well it’s your turn this week.
Next week it’s caravanners that wear cravats.
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lolipop:
Saddest part is people who have nothing better to worry about than someone they don`t even know wearing a Hi Vis
GET A LIFE and get on and mind your own business.
Nobody is worried mate, and sadder than that are those with no sense of humour. Everybody takes the ■■■■ out of trainspotters, Eddiespotters, Morriss dancers etc, …and as those that are hi viz wearing drivers are in the same category, so it’s your turn this week.
Next week it’s caravanners that wear cravats.
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No change that to agency drivers with gay hairdressing cars
I thought it would be a good idea to splash a little Hai Karate on me. Girl I was meeting in the pub was deep in conversation with me. I was on fire, everything was going sweet.
Next minute, she leans in close. " Mmmm…what’s that you’ve got on? " she asked.
I bullishly replied " A hard, but I didn’t realise you could smell it ". Last saw her heading for the door.
eagerbeaver:
Reminds me of a date I once had, Terry.
I thought it would be a good idea to splash a little Hai Karate on me. Girl I was meeting in the pub was deep in conversation with me. I was on fire, everything was going sweet.
Next minute, she leans in close. " Mmmm…what’s that you’ve got on? " she asked.
I bullishly replied " A hard, but I didn’t realise you could smell it ". Last saw her heading for the door.
What a stick in the mud. Sounds like a perfectly reasonable chat up line to me
amamdada:
Saw a GBN skip lorry in Harlow the other morning driver was driving with HI vis and hard hat on I kid you not.
Saw the same fella again this morning in Leaden Roding again with HiVis and hard hat on whilst driving beginning to think that maybe the hard hat is stuck on his head or that he has not had the second part of the hard hat course where you learn to take it off.
Never mind professional drivers wearing part of their uniform whilst at their place of work. What about the dimwits who have either clocked off, or not yet clocked in, and wear their perma-viz in the car…■■?
the nodding donkey:
Never mind professional drivers wearing part of their uniform whilst at their place of work. What about the dimwits who have either clocked off, or not yet clocked in, and wear their perma-viz in the car…■■?
Dounreay is hilarious for that. All their staff have to wear hi-vis to walk from the car park outside the perimeter fence to where they work (and I’m sure most work indoors), despite the internal roads having pavements and zebra crossings.
So if you are between Thurso and Dounreay in the morning or evening there is a constant stream of traffic with cars, vans and minibuses full of hi-vis wearers. And on the works service buses the driver is the only person not wearing hi-vis!
Although their own police, who do walk around the entrance area with their assault rifles, wear black uniforms - where’s the logic in that?!