Road safety and correct driver behavior
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concern2:
:rotflmao: :rotflmao: How about his face?
My Dad did that when I 1st got my license and drove his car. Sometimes I even see his hand hovering above the handbrake. And the other hand, will be clinging on to the handle above the door. After sometime, I noticed that his knuckles had turned white. :rotflmao:Funz:
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Share with you one funny thing my FIL does when he sits at the passenger seat next to DH - he will step on his invisible brakes when the car in front suddenly stops
:rotflmao: :sick: ?[/quote]Stoic.
Well one thing I will say for my Dad, he will not comment when I was driving. hmmm.... maybe he had to keep his mouth closed real tight as his heart was ready to jump out. :laugh:
Actually no lah. He will not criticise while I am driving but when we reach our destination and out of the car, he will give me reminders or pointers. -
concern2:
There was a minor scratch :oops: I felt so guilty because I scratched his 3 day old baby.TheAnswer:
Once I opened the car door too aggressively, the door hit the pole. It was a new car.
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TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
He must have been trying to get you to be his new woman. -
TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
You must have missed the sound of his heart breaking.
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Funz:
TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
He must have been trying to get you to be his new woman. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: So did u become his new woman? 
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TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
That very pregnant silence is quite telling, isn't it?
He's probably going through an intense grieving period during that time.
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ChiefKiasu:
TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
That very pregnant silence is quite telling, isn't it? He's probably going through an intense grieving period during that time. :rotflmao: :rotflmao: Your words are indeed more 'intense'!
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TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
That explains it.
Some years ago, MIL drove the family's car to the mkt n kena dent by dunno-who. FIL did not talk to her for a few months hor. The ice was finally broken when FIL fell sick n needed MIL to cook porridge for him n take care of him.
Man ah :spank: -
Funz:
:rotflmao: Then TheAnswer must get him to open her doors carefully in case he dents her :evil:TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
He must have been trying to get you to be his new woman. -
Funz:
He was but he didn't succeed :razz:TheAnswer:
Luckily, my friend was a gentleman. He didn't scold me. But there was silence for 5mins. I was still single back then.
He must have been trying to get you to be his new woman.
I was prepared to get a scolding. Nope. No scolding.
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