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datasaint
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The story is female dog walker decided to ignore the cone and proceed to drive over wet tar ruining customers driveway.
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NewPostieUK
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I don't really see how this is relevant. Postmen wouldn't drive up someones drive (not a short one like that anyway) nor drive over grass.
Would they ?
Would they ?
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That's pretty poor driving to not only ignore the warning but some how miss the entrance to the drive by about 3ft
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Not sure what you are you on about? The OP says this is a pic of a professional dog walker's damage nothing to do with any Postie.NewPostieUK wrote:I don't really see how this is relevant. Postmen wouldn't drive up someones drive (not a short one like that anyway) nor drive over grass.
Would they ?
Edit - oh sorry you are commenting on the advice to not do the same.
Well You might well pull onto the drive if the road is narrow and you can't stop on the road without blocking it???
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Well, the clue was in the first post, unless you were intentionally being sexiest.tonytucker wrote:Women driver obviously
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I know where this post has come from, quite a long discussion on it.
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Not really, just a big picture.
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The lady has done an awful job going up that person's drive even if we ignore the wet tarmac 
But I would say that one singular cone is not an adequate "warning" to not go up the drive, especially a ratty old cone like that. Personally I'd assume that it was left there from a drunken stotter home. Not that I'm defending the decision to go up someone's drive, just that the occupier hasn't really done a good job of saying "THERE IS WET TARMAC HERE"
But I would say that one singular cone is not an adequate "warning" to not go up the drive, especially a ratty old cone like that. Personally I'd assume that it was left there from a drunken stotter home. Not that I'm defending the decision to go up someone's drive, just that the occupier hasn't really done a good job of saying "THERE IS WET TARMAC HERE"