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Jenuall wrote:Nice! This is probably my favourite Zimmer track:

https://www.dailyrecord.co.uk/news/scot ... 51gDh67OfM

Travellers have been hit by disruption after a car drove onto the train lines at a Scots station.

The dark silver hatchback is currently across the track at Stirling station and is blocking trains trying to leave.

Must have thought it was a drive through park and ride

How do you even begin to do that?

every journey begins with a single step

Victor Mildew wrote:How do you even begin to do that?

Buy a car.

Victor Mildew wrote:How do you even begin to do that?

Someone who posted that on GameFAQ's Message Board said that that station is quite close to them and the carpark is right next to the platform (but there's a fence) and they'd have to really strawberry float up to do what they've done here.

Qikz wrote:they'd have to really strawberry float up to do what they've done here.

The kind of person who buys a Clio is prone to major fuck-ups.

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:

Qikz wrote:they'd have to really strawberry float up to do what they've done here.

The kind of person who buys a Clio is prone to major fuck-ups.

Papa?

Moggy wrote:

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:

Qikz wrote:they'd have to really strawberry float up to do what they've done here.

The kind of person who buys a Clio is prone to major fuck-ups.

Papa?

Nicole

I had a Clio for years. Can confirm I am prone to major strawberry float ups.

Clios are a fine car.

A colleague of mine once had a Clio with keyless start. She managed to accidentally leave the engine running all day while she was in the office, because apparently it doesn't cut out at all if you walk away with the fob.

Somebody Else's Problem wrote:A colleague of mine once had a Clio with keyless start. She managed to accidentally leave the engine running all day while she was in the office, because apparently it doesn't cut out at all if you walk away with the fob.

I think that is on them, I wouldn't want my car to switch off if the battery in the key died.

Person at work has done that many many times.

She has also misplaced her keys in her own drawer before and ended up walking home before thinking she might have put them in there.

Errkal wrote:Person at work has done that many many times.

She has also misplaced her keys in her own drawer before and ended up walking home before thinking she might have put them in there.

My dad once spent ages looking for his car in a car park only to realise he'd parked in a different one at the same venue.

And my mum once managed to unlock and get into an other persons car (same model and colour) thinking it was hers, it was only a pair of gloves on the dashboard that alerted her to her error.

Ironhide wrote:

Errkal wrote:Person at work has done that many many times.

She has also misplaced her keys in her own drawer before and ended up walking home before thinking she might have put them in there.

My dad once spent ages looking for his car in a car park only to realise he'd parked in a different one at the same venue.

And my mum once managed to unlock and get into an other persons car (same model and colour) thinking it was hers, it was only a pair of gloves on the dashboard that alerted her to her error.

We once had a ccustomer at work who couldn't find his car. We spent ages loooking for it, and then his daughter arrived and said that he had dementia and no longer owned a car.

That was an unexpectedly huge buzzkill.

Plot twist - the daughter had dementia and it wasn't even her grandfather.

Skarjo wrote:Plot twist - the daughter had dementia and it wasn't even her grandfather.

What kind of fucked-up incest family do you think they are?