Anyone hate learner drivers?

The sentence does make sense. I suggest you re-read it before you look like more of a fool.

If you read the very first post, I say that fair enough we were all learners once. This doesn't excuse the fact that some of them are crap.

If you read the first few pages you'll find a lot of people agreed, oh sorry, wait, you don't understand English.

Ok, we were all learners once, but now I see how bloody annoying they truly are. I was stuck behind one the whole way home. They spent ages at junctions and roundabouts and of course kept about 5 mph under the speed limit Anyway finally got to a 40 zone and was trying to overtake but they were being a tosser and sped up when I went to overtake. Then got to a 30 zone and the learner slammed on down to 25 (ie 40 down to 25). It was a slippy road as well since it's been raining so much hence was a pretty dangerous thing to do (and you're not supposed to randomly brake, even for a speed change). What a loser.

Edit: on retrospect, they were probably trying to annoy me because I was trying to overtake - if you're a learner, don't even try to play games because you're not experienced enough and could end up losing control, as this moron almost did.

Ok, we were all learners once, but now I see how bloody annoying they truly are. I was stuck behind one the whole way home. They spent ages at junctions and roundabouts and of course kept about 5 mph under the speed limit Anyway finally got to a 40 zone and was trying to overtake but they were being a tosser and sped up when I went to overtake. Then got to a 30 zone and the learner slammed on down to 25 (ie 40 down to 25). It was a slippy road as well since it's been raining so much hence was a pretty dangerous thing to do (and you're not supposed to randomly brake, even for a speed change). What a loser.

Edit: on retrospect, they were probably trying to annoy me because I was trying to overtake - if you're a learner, don't even try to play games because you're not experienced enough and could end up losing control, as this moron almost did.

Blindingly obviousLY. If you read it correctly, it would have made sense both the first and the second time.

I got into Cambridge by being intelligent.

Edit: My being at Cambridge is irrelevant to this thread. You want to bring personal details into it? Fine, then I will: You're obviously jealous that you're not at the best university in the country, and I am, and you need to make pathetic excuses for your inability to get a place there. Grow up. Personal comments are seriously poor form.

Everyone has to learn and its important to remember that you could be behind someone on their first few lessons. Getting right up close to them, cutting them up or giving them **** just makes them panic and possibly cause an accident.

i already explained that this wasn't a person in an instructors car, i was trying to overtake and they kept speeding up and swerving when i made attempts to do so.

oh, i found out a rather sad story. i heard that a little girl had been run over on her way to school by someone else on the school run who we all assumed it was a parent. turns out it was a learner driver and the parent was in the passenger seat. it is not safe for a learner to be with anyone other than an instructor, nor to be driving anywhere near a school. you'll be glad to know the little girl wasn't killed though. i'm keeping my baby sis well away from the edge of the pavement now.

I learned from my mum and managed to run no one over. Heck learner drivers are more likely to be more cautious than most road users and do you know what makes school areas so dangerous at the start and end of schools-parents who are too lazy to walk or park 5 minutes away from the school.

Okay darling read better next time.

You have just proved my point. You know nothing about me hence personal comments are redundant.

PS. Unconditional offers from Cambridge are all the rage. But I didn't have to go to uni with the year below me to get mine.

Graham, Graham....