Drive by soaking

The other day I was driving in the rain in London, the roads were so busy and I had no choice but to splash a girl, we were driving 50mph on a dual carriageway and I had cars to the side of me.

Anyway, I honestly found it so amusing, like it felt so good. I felt a rush of power almost lol...I know that's awful, is it normal to feel like this?

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Reply 1

IWMTom

Original post by connorh92

Enjoy your penalty points and fines.

Reply 2

connorh92

Genuinely you cannot penalised if the situation was unavoidable. Either way, I am fine... lol

Reply 3

IWMTom

Original post by connorh92

Genuinely you cannot penalised if the situation was unavoidable. Either way, I am fine... lol

I highly doubt it was unavoidable; you should not have driven through standing water at 50mph. If you were to be caught for this, you would get points and a fine for driving without consideration.

Don't do it again; splashing pedestrians makes you absolute scum. There's never an excuse.

Reply 4

connorh92

Original post by IWMTom

How does it make me scum to splash a pedestrian rather than cause a traffic accident?

Reply 5

IWMTom

Original post by connorh92

How does it make me scum to splash a pedestrian rather than cause a traffic accident?

Driving through standing water at 50mph could cause an accident you pillock; you'd fail a driving test for it, that's for sure. Why on earth didn't you slow the hell down?

Reply 6

connorh92

Original post by IWMTom

Driving through standing water at 50mph could cause an accident you pillock; you'd fail a driving test for it, that's for sure. Why on earth didn't you slow the hell down?

I slowed down, to around 30, but then a part of me did think whatever lets get this kid badly... just being honest.

Reply 7

IWMTom

Original post by connorh92

I slowed down, to around 30, but then a part of me did think whatever lets get this kid badly... just being honest.

Good lord I hope for the sake of everyone else on the road that someone reported you and there's sufficient evidence to bring about a prosecution, that poor lass. People like you should have their licence shredded on the spot...

Reply 8

connorh92

Original post by IWMTom

Still driving FYI :smile:

I wouldn’t hesitate to soak someone like you, god you sound like a right nightmare

Reply 9

1Confused.child

Original post by connorh92

Still driving FYI :smile:

I wouldn’t hesitate to soak someone like you, god you sound like a right nightmare

you did made the topic, you were bound to get replies like this and yeah I agree even if unavoidable you could've slowed down. you're probably a sociopath 🙄

Reply 10

IWMTom

Original post by connorh92

Still driving FYI :smile:

I wouldn’t hesitate to soak someone like you, god you sound like a right nightmare

This thread should be in Cars and Motoring - tagging @AngryJellyfish to get it moved.

Let's hope you skid off the road and write your car off, huh? :laugh:

Reply 11

connorh92

Original post by 1Confused.child

you did made the topic, you were bound to get replies like this and yeah I agree even if unavoidable you could've slowed down. you're probably a sociopath 🙄

True, accepted. A little bit extreme to pretend I’m such a horrible person in my view by the other guy.

Many girls have called me a psychopath and sociopath so possibly some truth in it. I know things are wrong but frankly I couldn’t care less most of the time... That’s kind of why I wrote this post to see how common that is. I do feel emotion though I’m not a robot. TBH I’d rather say I can be a **** than say I have a personality disorder of some sorts.

When I graduated after a year I got to manage the grads. I used to be horrible to them, anything I could do to make their life worse I’d do lol. Possibly a slightly sociopath tendency.

Nowadays I’m great friends with the guys below me so grew out of that.

Reply 12

connorh92

Original post by IWMTom

This thread should be in Cars and Motoring - tagging @AngryJellyfish to get it moved.

Let's hope you skid off the road and write your car off, huh? :laugh:

I have the car via company benefit they’d just replace it. You’re out of luck on that one :smile:

Shame the world isn’t fair buddy.

Reply 13

AngryJellyfish

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Original post by IWMTom

This thread should be in Cars and Motoring - tagging @AngryJellyfish to get it moved.

Let's hope you skid off the road and write your car off, huh? :laugh:

Not Learning to drive? :mmm:

Cheers for the tag. :laugh:

Reply 14

RoyalSheepy

Original post by AngryJellyfish

Not Learning to drive? :mmm:

Cheers for the tag. :laugh:

That took me a while to get :rofl:

Reply 15

TheMcSame

Original post by 1Confused.child

you did made the topic, you were bound to get replies like this and yeah I agree even if unavoidable you could've slowed down. you're probably a sociopath 🙄

It's not a matter of could've. They SHOULD've slowed down regardless of the pedestrians. Hitting a pool of standing water at speed should always be avoided where possible...

Hit it with one side of the car and it will pull to that side with a lot of force. It can be quite a violent reaction at 30, never mind 50.

Hit it with both sides and you'll likely aquaplane unless you've slowed down, in other words, you'll loose virtually all control of the car because there's no grip between the tyres and the road, at which point you either luck out and the car stays on course, doing nothing but creating a bit of a splash, or you'll spin out and potentially cause a massive wreck, maybe even killing said pedestrian while you're at it.

Reply 16

-MizzSnazzter-

Troll. How can you splash someone with cars either side of you? And also driving through water at 50mph, when it’s deep enough to splash someone, is incredibly dangerous and could have resulted in an accident.