How do you pronounce Mytholmroyd?
Everybody I have heard round here says something like My-th'm-roy'd.[Me-tham-royd] where I come from.
Ha ha - I had a run in with an elderly man over there ...Don't get me started on Slaithewaite.
Everybody I have heard round here says something like My-th'm-roy'd.
Slough-it IIRC?[Me-tham-royd] where I come from.
Don't get me started on Slaithewaite.
Mind you, I mix mainly with fellow offcumdens!You're nearer so I'll bow to you.
Or Slath-wait? Apparently the younger generation are not as fussy about it, probably because Slaithwaite is being swamped by offcumdens too?Slough-it IIRC?
As opposed to immediately slamming your car into reverse when another car turns onto the singletrack road towards you, with you completely oblivious to the cyclist behind you!Highway Code rule 161 said:Mirrors. All mirrors should be used effectively throughout your journey. You should
- use your mirrors frequently so that you always know what is behind and to each side of you
- use them in good time before you signal or change direction or speed
- be aware that mirrors do not cover all areas and there will be blind spots.
You will need to look round and check.
Remember: Mirrors – Signal – Manoeuvre