Advice on Reporting 4wd Idiots

Knowing there is 2 sides to every story, I am alarmed at the amount of innuendo, especially in the first post here, where most of the discription, is only thier personal opinion.

Last time I checked "bouncing all over the place" was not an offence, and if they made a mistake, and picked up the unsecured items, as Im sure most have done at some time with someing, then, at least they realised the mistake.

And although a can in hand isnt a good look, wether high on adrenalin, from not getting up the hill, or wether he had in fact drunk to much, I wouldnt think we should go labelling people "idiots" or accusing them of driving under the influence, when we dont actually know.

Do we even know if he opened the can as he got out of the car?, if so, this wouldnt be that bad I would imagine...

Not supporting bad behaviour, in commiting an offence, or telling a story.....;-)

Hi Go_Offroad,

In this case the facts speak for themselves.

We saw them take 20 minutes trying to get up this hill, stuff flying everywhere. All he ended up doing was chewing the sh*t out of the track, chewed up his tyres, and used 1/4 tank petrol. At times he was so out of control under full revs, and the car bouncing alot, it looked like he would roll the vehicle. And the drop was about 60 metres

If he had any brains, he would have stopped & done some road building.

And when a person gets out of there vehicle looking drunk, acting drunk, and has a drink in his hand, well I call him an idiot.

TonyG

Hey Offroad,

Was it you???

Don't try to justify this sort of behaviour. They are just wankers, buggering up the bush.

Im not supporting the behaviour, just like I hope your not supporting dramatising stories with innuendo........

So you think you can convince me with more innuendo?

Or did you count the clock, check his fuel gauge before and after, and we are to accept your version of "out of control?"

Last time I checked, [obviously you could assess from your position his grey matter] it wasnt an offence to have no brains either, was it?

If you wish to be taken seriously, try not "guessing' so much, unless you can say "in my opinion, I feel they were" rather than be so judgemental perhaps?

Offroad,

Lighten up Laddie!!!

I have no need to doubt the observations from a fellow Member.

By chance, are you related to the William who used to frequent this forum? Some of your logic appears similar.

You guys must be a riot around the campfire, taking everything you agree with so seriously, and everything you dont in comparison to things you feel on a lower scale.........;-)

I must revert to smaller bait when the above names appear in future .....8-)

I would report them to both the police and NPWS. Hopefully one of them will take action.

Hi Tony,

Definitely worth reporting them as they have already started closing off some of the tracks in the Morton NP.

Out of interest wherabouts were you, and with which 4wd club? I am currently looking around for a suitable club to join.

Cheers

I wonder if Go-Offroad eventually got up the hill?

Well Ive been to Moreton national park, and we had no trouble anywhere, so wether we made it up the hill in particular, who knows, but I havent been there since last year, and I dont drive a hilux, but of course if you checked your facts,a nd didnt assume anything, you would of known that..................................

go-offroad, what would have sealed it for me would have been the disrespect for the terrain, I guess its hard to say if they HAD to go up the hill, but gouging tracks and then getting out with a can in hand looking under the weather is really a bad reflection on all 4wd'ers.

I agree entirely with that statement Bonz, but out of all that has been said, how much of it is actually reportable to anyone, how much of it is fact, and how much has been assumed?

Like my first post, 2 sides to every story, and we got one opinion here in print ;-)