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If it was a red Combo it was probably me.
I don't have the concentration to drive fast? I'm there but not there, my mind wanders...I'm here but not here.
 
To the white Transit driving morons thundering past me on the dual carridge wat. ..where are you going to un such a rush?

Just take it easy...I'm in a rush two but can you really drive? Are you really ready for that head on smash when some twit pulls out in front of you?
 
It was a story from the Mirror 3 days ago. Guy was being followed and flashed at to move over by a police car and he rang 999 to complain!
 
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