Insults for car drivers

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Glow worm

Legendary Member
Location
Near Newmarket
'Fat C**t' is a good one as they normally can't hear you anyway encased in their snotbuckets - you don't have to be an expert lipreader to get the gist. Sorry not very jokey though!

Luckily it's not one I use often as unless they've nearly killed me, I just let the idiots get on with it these days.

Sometimes though just blowing them a kiss can be funny and it tends to throw them as well.
 

lukesdad

Guest
I call 'em Jezzers after that tosser clarkson.
But then again I don't think I have ever met a Jeremy I have liked.
...and I thought it maybe someone on here silly me ! ^_^ :thumbsup:
 

Matthew_T

"Young and Ex-whippet"
With their attention fully-achieved, set off on the bike and exclaim loudly, "Waaaaannnn-Keeeeeeerrrrrrr"
I would replace it with "sssccccchhhhhhhhvvvvvviiiiiinnnnncccccttteeerrrrr!!!"

I went out this evening and was waiting for the right moment to do it. But it didnt arise. I am sure I will be able to do it tomorrow though.
 

Matthew_T

"Young and Ex-whippet"
I think that no matter what you say, you should provide a good 10 seconds of fist waving (at least above your head) and then when you inevitably pass them at a set of traffic lights, give a second helping of fist waving whilst pulling a face like Boris Johnson (bottom teeth out with a grunt).
 

DCLane

Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
This week I've decided to turn over a new leaf; no insults.

So the Audi driver who was driving down the cycle lane this lunchtime into Leeds to avoid the traffic simply got a wave as they realised I was blocking their path.

A nice friendly wave ...

... then I realised I was wearing my Lobster gloves, so was sticking two fat fingers up at them :blush:
 

Bicycle

Guest
I would replace it with "sssccccchhhhhhhhvvvvvviiiiiinnnnncccccttteeerrrrr!!!"

I went out this evening and was waiting for the right moment to do it. But it didnt arise. I am sure I will be able to do it tomorrow though.

I'm sorry to puncture the humour bubble, but I will anyway. This post is unusual and puzzling, for the following reasons:

1. If you are waiting for 'the right moment' to use an insult against another road user, ought you to be on the roads at all?

2. You are confient you'll be able to use the chosen insult tomorrow. This sounds like the sort of approach adopted by boxers or centre backs. Really, it isn't a war out there. It's just a road network.

I'd see your comments as tongue-in-cheek were it not for the slightly angry footage you've posted and your enthusiastic praise of the AirZound as a highway cure-all.

Seriously, if you're setting out on a ride waiting for the moment to use an inflammatory comment, you will use it. If you just set out on a ride to have a ride, you probably won't find the opportunity to offend others.

Some road users can be ghastly, but I don't see the point of riding around with one up the spout and the safety off. :rolleyes:
 

Matthew_T

"Young and Ex-whippet"
Seriously, if you're setting out on a ride waiting for the moment to use an inflammatory comment, you will use it. If you just set out on a ride to have a ride, you probably won't find the opportunity to offend others.
Sorry Bicycle, but you do not know the type of people who live around these parts (they are not bicycle literate). Some of them are confused when presented with a cycclist on the road in front of them and get scared when they realise they will have to overtake me.

If they do so with lots of care and room, then I am very greatful and if I had the chance I would thank them (as many other cyclists do).
If they just choose to get passed me as quickly as possible, thinking that it will be safer when they come too close for comfort, I will explain to them my feelings for such a manouvre in expletives and non-friendly hand movements and gestures. This could possibly result in them giving me the same response I had given, or they will simply brake and I will make sure I am well away from them and not attempt to overtake.

The reason you may have got a little worried that I am purposely going out to find incidents is quite insulting. I simply meant that I have got a memory like a siv and have a habit of shouting rubbish when presented in a situation not to my liking. If I have the word going over and over in my head, it does not only cheer me up (because it is a funny word in my world), but increases the awareness I have of my surroundings because I am looking for the right moment and therefore the right time to use it.

I am not going to shout at someone who passes me closely (I will if they were very close), I will only do it in a situation where I feel safe and they cannot retaliate in any way.


Many people have said that if I keep shouting things and tooting the airzound, that one day I will get thumped. Apart from that never happening so far, people in these parts have a habit of not doing anything. They know if they hit anyone, then they are in trouble and as I am aware this could happen at any moment, I wil to keep my distance from people and cars. That is the reason I deem many overtakes as too close where as someone in a city centre might have got used to them being that distance and therefore discarded most of them.
 

Canrider

Guru
I've yet to see anything (of the single-word variety) that beats the OP: Turboclown!

TURBOCLOWN!!!

Best part is it works no matter what mode of transport you're in. I'll be testing it friday.
 
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