Political correctness gone mad

[Lester_Bigot 10]

Don't call me 'a woman'!

 

 

 

Would you rather be called a man ?

[tom3t0 10]

i know mate, i agree we cant have them driving lorries, she should get your job on the buses and that way there would be a polite driver who stops for passengers even if they are stressed, and you could drive the lorry without stopping.

[redrobbo 10]

I'm all for equality between the sexes, indeed, its time to move on

 

BUT

 

I saw something today that truely made by blood run cold.

 

I was driving away from Meadowhall, when I saw a Articulated Lorry (yes one of those big ones with a trailer on the back) being driven

 

BY

 

A

 

WOMAN !!!!!!

 

Whats happening to this country ??????

 

You're stuck in a rut, and it's time you indeed move on!

 

PS "What's happening to this country?". Needs an apostrophe and only one question mark.

[Lester_Bigot 10]

i know mate, i agree we cant have them driving lorries, .

 

 

Glad I'm not on my own on this issue

[Thunzi 10]

My God! You know what Lester, next they'll be letting them drive buses

[Lester_Bigot 10]

They so already Gaz E its crazy.

[Don_Kiddick 11]

I've seen her! - She even had a.......... YORKIE!!!!

[Dezbozz 10]

I once saw a woman driving a.. <dare-i-say-it> Supertram!! Mind you, at least its on tracks and there is a simple start/stop control for it...

[tinkabel 11]

OK i'm going to be in the minority of women here and i am going to agree with you to a certain degree, i think i would've been surprised to see a woman driving and i feel more comfortable to see lorries being driven by men, not sure why though but some 'women' i use the term loosely look and act more like a man so if i saw someone like that i wouldn't be shocked just realised this doesn't really make sense but someone might catch my drift

[peterw 10]

There’s nothing wrong with women driving articulated lorries. I knew the daughter of the first female lorry driver in the U.K. — and that daugher, a bright, bubbly girl also had an HGV licence. And what a girl! She lived on the canal in a narrowboat and changed direction to become a newspaper reporter. I gave her her first job, and she proved just as good at that as she had in being an artic driver.

 

Some females are remarkably adept, so don’t knock ’em — worship ’em! I don’t enjoy being a passenger in a car, but I always felt safe when she was driving, and in fact I was safe! She cursed at the antics of other drivers on every journey we made, but she could certainly drive, and drive well.

[Lester_Bigot 10]

I'm tempted to put on a comment, that would really stir up a hornets nest.

 

Shall I...... ?

[Don_Kiddick 11]

Hey up!

Never mind sat in the cab of a lorry...

 

I wanna know who let her out of the kitchen!?