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I have a little RED PORT LEFT in my glass Red for the port marker being on the left

Had one this morning, thankfully anticipated he was going to do this. Following behind a van in traffic approaching a roundabout, van driver seemed to be dithering between 2 lanes and ultimately chooses to go into far right lane. I hold back a bit from him as the lights go green (I'm in lane to...

Genetics definitely has to have some part. My mum has never looked after her teeth and has 1 filling, my Dad on the other hand has impeccable dental hygiene (brushes, flosses, mouthwash twice a day, leaves time between eating and brushing etc, dentist has told not to change his habits) but has 9...

1 filling, 1 extraction (extra tooth behind wisdom tooth) Surprising really as I hadn't seen a dentist for nearly 20 years and as a kid/teenager refused to brush my teeth, first time I went back to the dentist the hygienist was really working up a sweat clearing the build up

this is exactly why I hang back with trucks until I know I can clear them in one go and not end up stuck alongside them

HABY BIRTDOY!!!!!

Sunday morning travelling down the M5, just joined from M49, so in the left lane with a caravan to my right, caravan dithering to get past me, no room for me to speed up to get in front and no gap behind her for me to slot into, but back off as much as I safely can (dropped to about 40) as the...

600mm hole? that's a bit overkill isn't it?

Had similar issue recently, connected via 1Gbps TP-Link powerline adapters, negotiated at 1Gbps both ends, but actual throughput was in line with 100Mbps. Moved PC that was linked via PL adapters to plug directly to the router (same port as PL adapter was in) and got the full 1Gbps (around...

Could be argued there is also naivety in thinking that stuff like that doesn't happen, especially since MeToo

or perhaps accuser was not pulling their weight and got called out on it and decided to go woe is me my boss is controlling

So given I was the first person to respond, i can assure you that I did not mis-interpret sleep apnea as narcolepsy given that both my Dad and my brother have it and use CPAPs and I also suffer with it, however not to the extent of needing a CPAP (I only need to sleep with an adjustment device...

No what you are better off doing is following the terms of your licence and doing the correct thing, like I said, why bother posting when you have clearly made up your mind...not going to bother replying any further, but will love to see the thread about when you end up losing your licence for...

The fact is, Sleep Apnoea is a DVLA notifiable condition, by not notifying them you are opening yourself up to a potential world of issues including ending up losing your licence for longer than the few months to get your CPAP sorted. Whether you are tired all the time or not is irrelevant, the...

Big issue there though is IF you fall asleep at the wheel and have an accident your insurance would be invalidated and you could end up losing your licence anyway as first thing insurance co would be asking for is medical records. Your doctor may also report it the DVLA anyway meaning you could...

This is the biggest example of the fall of driving standards. People that are so blinkered that they think their own driving is perfect even when it is pointed out multiple times that there was actions they could have taken to void the situation.

If a driver has been found to have driven past a road closure sign into flood water, the insurance company won't pay out

Went out yesterday afternoon in the rain, Nissan Navara coming towards me, LED light bar's on the roof, end of the bonnet and bottom of the bumper plus spotlights on the grille. Car in front seemed to be doing everything in his power to cover his mirror and we were seeing spots for ages after as...

1. Fly to Las Vegas 2. Put it all on red 3. ????? 4. PROFIT!

Goes without saying but comfort him as much as possible, try white noise rather than music