BMW or oncoming traffic??

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leewaring
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BMW or oncoming traffic??

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Is the question I was faced with this morning.

Freezing and icey today. Spinning the wheels at 20mph down my road!! On was to work and hit a dual with no barrier, didn't look icey so decided to overtake some traffic. Got into other lane and BAM! ar$e out pointing at the BMW next to me! Correct slide and BAM! Pointing at the oncomming traffic on otherside of road! Correct again and BAM! BMW!, Traffic, BMW and finally Back on track and away.

Lucky escape me thinks. Safe to say the big 4x4 that was up my ass had well backed off :oops:
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Jon S
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Sounds nasty, does 'bam' mean hit something or $hit your pants?

Good that you're ok though, any damage to the car?
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'BAM' means xxxx my pants :oops:

Luckly I brought a spare part with me :)

No damage to anything. Managed to control the slide luckly!
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Chris \'aka rustboy\' Amm

Re: BMW or oncoming traffic??

Post by Chris \'aka rustboy\' Amm »

i love it when i get a little twitch in the wet of roundabout when someone is tailgating as they back off miles after seeing that :)
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