Reply With QuoteAbsolute scrote. Toxic mix of being a nasty piece of work and also having limited intelligence.
ICYMI...Driver sentenced: ...Butler, from of Windermere Road, Reading, who admitted dangerous driving and obstructing an emergency worker, was sentenced to eight months in prison, suspended for 18 months and was given 200 hours of unpaid work...
Absolute scrote. Toxic mix of being a nasty piece of work and also having limited intelligence.
Unbelievable. Glad to see them be appropriately punished.
I do some voluntary work with the Ambulance service and while I've never seen any obstruction remotely as bad as this video, the amount of folk who get in the way to ask dumb things like how long you're going to be in their favourite parking space etc is unreal. Had one lady give us a telling off the other night for keeping the building door pinned open while we literally were carrying one of her neighbours out on a stretcher...
Why would he do that?
The answer is in the title!Originally Posted by TaketheCannoli
What an absolute arsehole
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I suspect he didn't like being overtaken by the ambulance earlier so got 'revenge' by holding them up.
Some people really do need to be removed from the gene pool.
I can believe it, mad/ entitled, as it seems.
How do such morons cope with life ?
That would be a more fitting punishment.
Just a guess but I reckon a surprising number drift through life in their own ME, ME, ME bubble...social media very likely only reinforces it, unless or until reality intrudes and bops them upside the head, and we're back to the prat.
Last edited by Passenger; 11th November 2022 at 16:39.
Not a user of social media but if my limited exposure to You tube and some of the delusional, self aggrandising nonsense posted there is anything to go, by removal from the gene pool is merely a good start.
Sad to see he won't actually be going to prison as the sentence is suspended - which seems surprising for such moronic behaviour.
Thought same, seemed kinda pointless going thru the rigmarole only to then suspend it, he'll most likely be a good boy for the 18 months, then return to pratdom. Mind you aren't the prisons almost full, understaffed and under resourced...put him inside for 8 months he might come out with a junk habit and turn to serious crime to pay for it...a societal lose lose.
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