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The Official 'butt Chucker' Thread.

Bullet32

By Bullet32,
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As the title says, I am so amazed that in light of the recent bushfires in Victoria and all of the media attention over it that people continue to smoke in their cars and chuck their butts out the window!!!! :D

Firstly - What the hell is wrong with these people!?

Secondly - Not only is it illegal to litter, but with all of the dry grass and vegetation around it could not be easier to start another bushfire.

Lastly - I believe that these idiots need to be named and shamed!

So... If you see one of these complete morons and are able to take down their rego number and type and colour of their car and the time and location - bring it here and maybe we can forward it on to the Police?

Does anyone know if just a report of this behaviour is enough to have these people fined?

(I would start us off but I didnt get the rego of the idiot in the red Holden Barina that I watched do this yesterday on my way home). :D

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i rekon they should make smoking whilst driving illeagl its the same as talking on the mobile if you ask me it takes the drivers concentration off the road.

i almost got side swiped by a guy taking a drag on the way home yesterday arvo

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totally agree..... we had some bogan girl almost hit us in the work van today because she was going to quick around a blind corner, on the wrong side of the road and smoking......effing dumb shit, tooted her then she said why are you tooting me.....whoa...then fif she cop the abuse from out window. im hoping she heard. I think she illigally parked on campus so i might have her car towed.... I'll think on that one.

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