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2026. 10. 17. 작업

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mac96 said: I regularly see similar behaviour on narrow roads. Oncoming drivers with no idea of slowing or accelerating to enable you to meet at a wider point so neither have to stop.It's a bit annoying but comes into the category of 'that's life'.I did post it on the "knob thread" not the "things that should be punished by the death penalty" thread!

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WarrenB said: Went to Morrisons to grab some dinner and parked behind an MG4 in the car park. As I walked past I noticed the wipers were going, the lights were on and I could hear the radio playing. Except there was nobody in it.The mirrors were still folded out too so I assumed whoever owned it had simply parked up, got out and wandered off, either forgetting to turn it off and lock it, or assuming the car would do it all by itself.I made a note of the registration and mentioned it to the security chap, asking if he could put a call out for the owner. Unfortunately he didn't seem to have a clue where he was, let alone what I was talking about, so nothing happened.Got my dinner and headed back to the van. The MG was still there, the wipers now constantly squeaking across a completely dry windscreen, and the radio was still playing.I decided to hang around for five minutes to see if the owner turned up. Just on the off chance there were any rascals on the prowl, specifically looking to steal an MG4 that someone had conveniently left running.Eventually, an older chap wandered over pushing a trolley and opened the boot. Clearly not a rascal on the prowl looking to steal the car, then.I wound my window down and explained that I'd asked the security guard to put a call out because he'd left his car running.'No it wasn't.''Oh, it looked like it. The wipers are still going now, and the radio is playing.'He looked into the car, seemingly noticing for the first time that the wipers were still squeaking their way across the now bone-dry windscreen.He turned back towards me.'Mind your own fking business you wker! fk off'And with that, he wandered off to return his trolley. Only this time, he actually locked the car. The wipers stopped, the radio went silent and the mirrors folded in.Funny that.I should probably have guessed what sort of person he'd be after noticing the 'Protected By Dashcam' stickers plastered across every pane of glass.Wish I'd moved his car to the other en