Susan driving in Tesco car park!

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Well she could have been! Wink

Susan driving in Tesco car park! Sucar210

Subject: Re: Susan driving in Tesco car park! Thu Mar 10, 2011 4:22 pm

Hmmm, not sure about that one, Boss. All those other cars look undamaged, as does the car she's driving. And there's no rubble or broken pieces of the building anywhere...oh, wait! Is this a spoof? You trickster, you!

Subject: Re: Susan driving in Tesco car park! Thu Mar 10, 2011 10:38 pm

Oh that British humor got me again. When you said Tesco park I was thinking something like Qualcom stadium in San Diego or Feneway Park or...... Well I wasn't thinking a parking lot. Susan would be cute as a bug driving that car.

Makes you wonder if she ever wanted to learn to drive?

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bajaraquel wrote:: Oh that British humor got me again. When you said Tesco park I was thinking something like Qualcom stadium in San Diego or Feneway Park or...... Well I wasn't thinking a parking lot. Susan would be cute as a bug driving that car.

Makes you wonder if she ever wanted to learn to drive?

That will be part of our Re-education Program, Baja.

Wrong: car park
Right: parking lot

We have lots of work to do.

P.S. - DJG, if Susan is driving the car, why is she sitting in the passenger's seat?

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BohemianSpirit wrote:

bajaraquel wrote:: Oh that British humor got me again. When you said Tesco park I was thinking something like Qualcom stadium in San Diego or Feneway Park or...... Well I wasn't thinking a parking lot. Susan would be cute as a bug driving that car.

Makes you wonder if she ever wanted to learn to drive?

That will be part of our Re-education Program, Baja.

Wrong: car park
Right: parking lot

We have lots of work to do.

P.S. - DJG, if Susan is driving the car, why is she sitting in the passenger's seat?

Because she knows her left from her wrong. Driving

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sucanfun wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:

bajaraquel wrote:: Oh that British humor got me again. When you said Tesco park I was thinking something like Qualcom stadium in San Diego or Feneway Park or...... Well I wasn't thinking a parking lot. Susan would be cute as a bug driving that car.

Makes you wonder if she ever wanted to learn to drive?

That will be part of our Re-education Program, Baja.

Wrong: car park
Right: parking lot

We have lots of work to do.

P.S. - DJG, if Susan is driving the car, why is she sitting in the passenger's seat?

Because she knows her left from her wrong. Driving

Canadians, like Americans, drive on the RIGHT side of the road. Or does that drive you nuts, even after all these years?

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BohemianSpirit wrote:

sucanfun wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:

bajaraquel wrote:: Oh that British humor got me again. When you said Tesco park I was thinking something like Qualcom stadium in San Diego or Feneway Park or...... Well I wasn't thinking a parking lot. Susan would be cute as a bug driving that car.

Makes you wonder if she ever wanted to learn to drive?

That will be part of our Re-education Program, Baja.

Wrong: car park
Right: parking lot

We have lots of work to do.

P.S. - DJG, if Susan is driving the car, why is she sitting in the passenger's seat?

Because she knows her left from her wrong. Driving

Canadians, like Americans, drive on the RIGHT side of the road. Or does that drive you nuts, even after all these years?

If that question is for me, BOH, no I never learnt to drive in the UK. I learned here in Canada. I have driven on the left many times during visits there, but really I don't know any other way than on the right.

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sucanfun wrote:: If that question is for me, BOH, no I never learnt to drive in the UK. I learned here in Canada. I have driven on the left many times during visits there, but really I don't know any other way than on the right.

Yes, it was for you, because I was replying to you. I wasn't sure if you were saying you were used to driving on the left, yourself. Didn't realize you didn't start driving till you moved. What I do know is that I've driven in Canada myself, and it was the same as driving in the U.S., except for the speed limit signs being in kilometers. But since most cars have both miles and kilometers on the speedometers, I never had any trouble.

Subject: Re: Susan driving in Tesco car park! Thu Mar 17, 2011 6:02 pm

BohemianSpirit wrote:

sucanfun wrote:: If that question is for me, BOH, no I never learnt to drive in the UK. I learned here in Canada. I have driven on the left many times during visits there, but really I don't know any other way than on the right.

Yes, it was for you, because I was replying to you. I wasn't sure if you were saying you were used to driving on the left, yourself. Didn't realize you didn't start driving till you moved. What I do know is that I've driven in Canada myself, and it was the same as driving in the U.S., except for the speed limit signs being in kilometers. But since most cars have both miles and kilometers on the speedometers, I never had any trouble.

ARGH! I get nervous driving on the right. I've driven across most of Europe (Paris and Naples were the scariest!). Mostly I'm fine but occasionally I have a mental block and I really have to concentrate hard to avoid going round a roundabout the wrong way! It's worse if you take your right hand drive car to Europe!

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Zaney wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:

sucanfun wrote:: If that question is for me, BOH, no I never learnt to drive in the UK. I learned here in Canada. I have driven on the left many times during visits there, but really I don't know any other way than on the right.

Yes, it was for you, because I was replying to you. I wasn't sure if you were saying you were used to driving on the left, yourself. Didn't realize you didn't start driving till you moved. What I do know is that I've driven in Canada myself, and it was the same as driving in the U.S., except for the speed limit signs being in kilometers. But since most cars have both miles and kilometers on the speedometers, I never had any trouble.

ARGH! I get nervous driving on the right. I've driven across most of Europe (Paris and Naples were the scariest!). Mostly I'm fine but occasionally I have a mental block and I really have to concentrate hard to avoid going round a roundabout the wrong way! It's worse if you take your right hand drive car to Europe!

Whichever way you're used to, it's like trying to write with your other hand if you try to switch. Best to leave the driving to someone else!

I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

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BohemianSpirit wrote:: I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

No babe, you get to the border and they make you change sides! Rolling Eyes

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Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:: I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

No babe, you get to the border and they make you change sides! Rolling Eyes

Well, it IS a different country, even if it's part of the UK. So I have no idea if you're being serious or sarcastic!

If this weren't the public forum, this would be the point at which I would post a picture of myself with a pancake on my head.

Subject: Re: Susan driving in Tesco car park! Thu Mar 17, 2011 6:45 pm

BohemianSpirit wrote:

Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:: I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

No babe, you get to the border and they make you change sides! Rolling Eyes

Well, it IS a different country, even if it's part of the UK. So I have no idea if you're being serious or sarcastic!

If this weren't the public forum, this would be the point at which I would post a picture of myself with a pancake on my head.

Boh! I drive over the border and back all the time and I always stay on the left!! Don't know if I'm doing it right tho'!! Very Happy

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BohemianSpirit wrote:

Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:: I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

No babe, you get to the border and they make you change sides! Rolling Eyes

Well, it IS a different country, even if it's part of the UK. So I have no idea if you're being serious or sarcastic!

If this weren't the public forum, this would be the point at which I would post a picture of myself with a pancake on my head.

'Merkins never did understand sarcasm! Twisted2

Subject: Re: Susan driving in Tesco car park! Thu Mar 17, 2011 6:51 pm

Zaney wrote:: ARGH! I get nervous driving on the right. I've driven across most of Europe (Paris and Naples were the scariest!). Mostly I'm fine but occasionally I have a mental block and I really have to concentrate hard to avoid going round a roundabout the wrong way! It's worse if you take your right hand drive car to Europe!

I love driving in Italy, Rome, Naples, whatever, no problem and very relaxing... but on the left side I'm even scared if someone else drives.

Subject: Re: Susan driving in Tesco car park! Thu Mar 17, 2011 6:55 pm

Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:

Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:: I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

No babe, you get to the border and they make you change sides! Rolling Eyes

Well, it IS a different country, even if it's part of the UK. So I have no idea if you're being serious or sarcastic!

If this weren't the public forum, this would be the point at which I would post a picture of myself with a pancake on my head.

'Merkins never did understand sarcasm! Twisted2

We need a sarcasm or irony smiley! My son still asks me if I'm ironing (instead of ironic). Can't bring myself to correct him!

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Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:

Admin wrote:

BohemianSpirit wrote:: I take it Scotland's the same as England, then, regarding driving on the left?

No babe, you get to the border and they make you change sides! Rolling Eyes

Well, it IS a different country, even if it's part of the UK. So I have no idea if you're being serious or sarcastic!

If this weren't the public forum, this would be the point at which I would post a picture of myself with a pancake on my head.

'Merkins never did understand sarcasm! Twisted2

I understand sarcasm very well. I just don't know the rules of the road in Scotland.

Scrap the photo of me. If I ever meet you in person, I will put a pancake on YOUR head. Razz

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