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[Closed] Revenge is a dish best served cold (morally correct though)

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A few years ago my mother inlaws new husband and me had a horrendous falling out and haven't spoken since and probably never will again. He is a particularly nasty piece of work - that's all you need to know.

Anyway during the last couple of years he has developed peripheral neuropathy as a complication arising from his poor management of diabetes. This affects his legs and more recently his arms. I recently found out that he was still driving so decided to stick him in to the DVLA. No more licence for him.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:46 pm
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Er..Not really sure what kinda response you're looking for here. Well done?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:47 pm
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😐 Yowzers. I cringed reading that!

That's all I can say.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:48 pm
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You are a credit to your parents.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:48 pm
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Sounds like you also made the roads a little safer for everybody else.


 
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Anyway during the last couple of years he has developed peripheral neuropathy as a complication arising from his poor management of diabetes. This affects his legs and more recently his arms. I recently found out that he was still driving so decided to stick him in to the DVLA. No more licence for him.

Seems pretty harsh, talk about holding a grudge? Although I guess it depends if he really shouldn't be driving or not, I don't know anything about peripheral neuropathy.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:48 pm
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Baited. Hook. Delicious!


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:49 pm
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They wouldnt have taken his licence away if he was safe to drive...


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:50 pm
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no one likes a grass, or an illegal driver (if thats the case) so on that basis, I'm not ar5ed 😛


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:50 pm
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Hook, line, sinker, rod, reel, and copy of Angling Times.


 
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As there is the remote possibility that he could crash his car into someone and kill them, well done for the action, despite your child-like attitude. Obviously one day he'll get his revenge too. Karma and all that.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:51 pm
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Amazingly this is most definitely not a troll - for once.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:51 pm
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Driving is a privilege, not a right.

If he genuinely was a risk to others, good move...


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:55 pm
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SbZ. Making the roads safer since 1997.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 5:59 pm
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...but making zoos significantly more dangerous.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:00 pm
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Grandparent's neighbour had a similar problem. Drove, had a seizure, crashed and died, luckily narrowly avoiding taking out another car. You should have given him fair notice but it's the right thing to do (it's going to make family events a bit awkward I bet).


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:01 pm
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You should have given him fair notice but it's the right thing to do (it's going to make family events a bit awkward I bet).

Don't be daft, TZF's not going to tell him he dobbed him in.

Unless you just mean the bloke'll have to find Public Transport alternatives to travel to events.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:06 pm
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Why not wee in his shoes and hacksaw halfway through his walking stick whilst you are it ? 😀
I shopped a bloke to the fuzz as he was parked next to me in a Volvo xc90 with the front tyre so worn the steel banding was wearing through.


 
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[i]SbZ. Making the roads safer since 1997.[/i]

'specially since he stopped being a Driving Instructor.... 😆

Sounds harsh but fair to me...


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:11 pm
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sounds fair to me if he was a genuine danger to himself and others

paul


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:25 pm
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well you see the thing with peripheral neuropathy is that sometimes its bad and sometimes it's fine.
he could have managed safely and just fine really, you my friend sound like a proper twisted little nobhead.
mind you that has always been the case.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:40 pm
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DVLA says that he couldnt manage fine... Who's the proper little twisted knob head now?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:42 pm
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err still you.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:44 pm
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I am not paying for his insurance (claim etc) so get him off the road.

Alternative shouldn't the doctor just cut off his arms & legs too keep him alive?

You've done the right thing.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:44 pm
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He is a particularly nasty piece of work - that's all you need to know.

I think we need to know more. At the moment I feel kinda "heh, SbZ is funny", but if I knew what sort of devilment lies in this man's past then I could also feel a vicarious sense of righteousness.


 
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what you did is fine assuming you did it to make the roads safer rather than to just annoy him.
how angry bitter and vengeful you wish to be and how happy at this I leave to you and your conscience


 
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[i]well you see the thing with peripheral neuropathy is that sometimes its bad and sometimes it's fine.[/i]

As far as I'm aware it's a progressive condition, and in association with Diabetes, is not the kind of thing that comes and goes, or that you have bad and good days...

Best to hope one is on a good day while driving?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:47 pm
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Fine, but MTFU and tell him you did it.

I wouldn't consider it revenge if you're too cowardly to even own up to it.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:47 pm
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wish my life was a quarter as exciting as sbz's life is.

it's a never ending procession of forum titilating discussion nuggets.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 6:53 pm
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i had a right side one for around two years that came and went over a two week cycle if the diabetes related version is a constant thing then i stand corrected and apologize for the nobhead comment but i do still think it's a fairly twisted thing to do.
i mean if you need revenge the whole thing is eating you up so man up and move on.


 
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No one likes a grass? Really? I do, criminals,idiots and the empty of head need to be sorted out.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:11 pm
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absolute cobblers. Every single word.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:16 pm
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I agree with Ox - what has he done which is so bad that makes you hate a disabled relative so much?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:33 pm
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Well there are wills involved, he had a nice wee screaming match with my wife about me when he didnt realise that he was on speaker phone, and he took a swing at me amongst other things.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:40 pm
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was this in a zoo by any chance?


 
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he had a nice wee screaming match with my wife about me when he didnt realise that he was on speaker phone, and he took a swing at me amongst other things.

who wouldn't given half a chance..?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:50 pm
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You've possibly done the right thing, but for all the wrong reasons.

Peace!


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:52 pm
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Priceless. Love this bit:

you my friend sound like a proper twisted little nobhead.

Then, right:

Who's the proper little twisted knob head now?

Followed by this!

err still you.

😆

[i]My dad's bigger than your dad no my dad's bigger than yorn no my dad does karate well my dad's in the army....[/i]

Quality.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 7:55 pm
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Isn't the government supposed to be cracking down on diabetic drivers at risk from having a hypo anyway no matter how well they think they are managing the condition. So sounds like it was only a matter of time before his licence was revoked. 😕


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 8:04 pm
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[b]A Glupton of Solace[/b]*.

(* © [i]MR Nutt 2009[/i])


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 8:06 pm
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S B Z, perhaps putting an advert in the local shops, wth his car for sale with his number and email, because now he cant drive it, youd be helping him sell it.

You wouldnt want some vandal to attack it now its off road and un insured would you.


 
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SBZ we're all so proud of you

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Posted : 06/11/2011 8:32 pm
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Did he pick up a toddler who had fallen over ?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 8:34 pm
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Very dark...


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 8:41 pm
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Barrel, fish, gun


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 8:44 pm
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I'm ok with the outcome..

But not the motive.

But who am I.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 9:31 pm
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To be fair I'd have stuck anyone in who was driving when they were unfit. This instance just proved a wee bit of personal satisfaction due to history.


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 9:36 pm
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nonk+1(one day he'll get his revenge)i hope 😯


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 9:58 pm
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Yeah but if it is true (and tbh with your history who can trust you?), why do you feel the need to air such things on here? Are you seeking some sort of affirmation that your actions were right?

Your personal differences and his medical condition/fitness to drive are two separate issues, surely?

Would you have (theorectically of course who knows with Glupton) dobbed him in if youse two got along well?


 
Posted : 06/11/2011 9:58 pm
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Would I have dobbed him in if we got on well? If he wasnt going to do the right thing and give his licence up then yes I would. Knowing him, it's something he would never have done.


 
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I am going to wait a few more years before i serve my cold dish! 😈


 
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i had a right side one for around two years that came and went over a two week cycle if the diabetes related version is a constant thing then i stand corrected and apologize for the nobhead comment but i do still think it's a fairly twisted thing to do.

Hmmm, very interesting...Do you drive? Do you ride your bike on the road, near children's faces?


 
Posted : 07/11/2011 6:29 pm
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If you dislike him that much why not tell him to his face that he shouldnt be driving and if he doesnt stop then you will tell the DVLC. Leave the ball in his court. Surely thats a win win.


 
Posted : 07/11/2011 9:14 pm
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Coward.


 
Posted : 07/11/2011 9:19 pm
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Spoke to the bloke on tuesday of this week. We have settled our differences and he is glad that he no longer has the pressure of feeling he needs to drive. He apologised.

Strange how things work out.


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 6:50 pm
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I wasn't aware that there was a mechanism for getting someone's license revoked. I thought it was a self-surrender based process.


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 7:57 pm
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I'm delighted that you got closure.


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 7:59 pm
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Indeed.


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 8:51 pm
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Strange how things work out.

Assuming you're telling the truth of course.


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 9:11 pm
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everyone loves a happy ending and i am glad that in a land far far away that they all lived happily ever after.


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 9:13 pm
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Didn't see this when it came up.

How thorougly unpleasant.


 
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A few years ago my mother inlaws new husband and me had a horrendous falling out and haven't spoken since and probably never will again. He is a particularly nasty piece of work - that's all you need to know.

Anyway during the last couple of years he has developed peripheral neuropathy as a complication arising from his poor management of diabetes. This affects his legs and more recently his arms. I recently found out that he was still driving so decided to stick him in to the DVLA. No more licence for him.

At least he didnt kill anyone.

A 85-year-old driver who crashed into five charity cyclists killing one and seriously injuring another has been given a six-month suspended jail term.

Huw Edwards, who had seemed oblivious to the collision and had to be told by his wife Mabel in the passenger seat that there had been an accident, had suffered a deterioration in his health in the months beforehand.

Banking consultant Gareth Crockett, 27, was killed during the leukaemia charity cycle ride on the A55 at Llangefni on April 13 in broad daylight.

District judge Andrew Shaw sitting at Llandudno Magistrates' Court said it was a very serious act of carelessness to fail to see someone in the circumstances.

Edwards, of Salem Steet in Bryngwran was also banned from driving for ten years


 
Posted : 24/11/2011 9:31 pm