Little Old Ladies...god bless 'em

**oldrider** · 7th October 2009, 16:38

She sounds like my kinda woman!

D'ja get her number?

**Thaeos** · 7th October 2009, 17:29

Originally Posted by Swoop

Probably a thread already started on www.kiwigrannycager.co.nz.

Hey your link doesn't work.

**Rincewind** · 7th October 2009, 17:55

Originally Posted by ital916

I would have roundhouse kicked the old bitch..might as well even out the deafness, then thrown her keys into the gutter, then punched her window in with a leather glove cos according to some "it doesnt hurt when you have a leather glove on". Then I would have stolen the shit she bought at the dairy and given her the finger. Dirty filthy cagers, animals they are, nothing but filthy animals. [p/t]

This lady is probably the Dutch Kung Fu Champion and lost her hearing listening to Mega-Deth tracks and partaking in her favourite hobby of repairing road drills.....do not mess with the unknown it's unpredictable and can be embarrassing beyond belief if you get beaten up by an old lady you would have to leave town for sure.........

**MarkH** · 7th October 2009, 18:09

Originally Posted by White trash

As it transpires, the mark polished off, no worries.

Funny though, a week into ownership Sue took it to the same fucken supermarket and someone scuffed the other corner of the rear bumper.

Suffice to say it goes nowhere near supermarkets now

Why worry, it's only a car. As long as no one scrapes the bike of course.

**MDR2** · 7th October 2009, 19:12

Originally Posted by MarkH

Why worry, it's only a car. As long as no one scrapes the bike of course.

Shouldn't matter if it two wheels or four wheels, if you're you're proud of something (in this case, ownership of a vehicle) Other people should have the common descency to show the care and courtesy that is deserved.

If someone damages something of mine I take it very personally, it's like they have no regard for the time or effort that I personally have put into owning something nice.

**Swoop** · 7th October 2009, 19:50

Originally Posted by Thaeos

Hey your link doesn't work.

Damn!

**DougB** · 7th October 2009, 20:04

Happened to me today -a little gray haired old lady in a big car swerved onto the road beside me into the lane I was in "pushing" me out of her way. Her eyes were focused straight ahead. I got past and shook my head is in dis-belief. I hope she saw it. I was on Te Rapa stright in Hamilton.

Being a big grey haired old man does not seem make it any better.

**howdamnhard** · 7th October 2009, 20:36

Had an old lady day today as well. The classic "if I go fast enough through the stop sign without stopping nothing can hit me " mentality . She saw me at the last moment and attempted evasive action which made it worse as I was in the process of doing the same. Managed to compensate and avoid a collision. Then followed her so that I could have a little chat regarding the road rules and stop signs but gave up when she was heading the wrong way and I could she was getting spooked. I figured she had learnt her lesson and there was no point in scaring her.
Just after that some bonce in his BMW sportscar nonchalantly pulled out in front of me( paid so much for the car that the road came with it) and then pretends I didn't exist so I reminded him of my existence when he moved over to park and I gave him an earful of my exhausts( naughty biker) as I drew alongside his ears.
Just another day on the road , rant over.

**White trash** · 8th October 2009, 09:54

Originally Posted by MarkH

Why worry, it's only a car. As long as no one scrapes the bike of course.

Be that as it may, it's "only a car" I've dreamed of owning since I was nineteen years old and searched long and hard for the "right one". I love it more than any bike I've ever owned which have always been "just a tool" for racing and doing stupid shit on.

Originally Posted by MDR2

Shouldn't matter if it two wheels or four wheels, if you're you're proud of something (in this case, ownership of a vehicle) Other people should have the common descency to show the care and courtesy that is deserved.

If someone damages something of mine I take it very personally, it's like they have no regard for the time or effort that I personally have put into owning something nice.

Exactly my sentiments. I spend a lot of time keeping this vehicle in the condition it left the factory, pisses me off someone wouldn't have the common courtesay to at least apologize for their mistake.

**MSTRS:Me** · 8th October 2009, 09:59

Originally Posted by MDR2

...it's like they have no regard ...

You reckon?
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**slofox** · 8th October 2009, 13:31

Originally Posted by White trash

Be that as it may, it's "only a car" I've dreamed of owning since I was nineteen years old and searched long and hard for the "right one". I love it more than any bike I've ever owned which have always been "just a tool" for racing and doing stupid shit on.

So what's the car then WT?