to find a man who coudlnt drive UTTERLy unattractive

[NotCod]

and rather pathetic

yadaydayd meddical expcetiosn etc

If they live somewhere where public transport is fantastic then there's no reason to drive. If the cost of drving lessons is prohibitive then that's a reason. If they have a medical reason of course it's not just about lazyness but 99% of the people I know who can'/won't drive it's down to them being idle and expecting their partner to ferry them about!!! (Excepting childless friends in London who really have no need).

Just talking from experience...

Tamarto, I can tell you for definite that the only reason that my DH doesn't learn is because he is lazy and is perfectly happy to be chauffeured by me instead. It is bloody annoying, and unfairly limiting for me as when we move to Dublin next year we will have to live near public transport or else I will spend my entire life fetching and carrying him and ds.

Ha ha my partner would love a scooter, proper 1960's style, oh well perhaps he is just a big wuss .

Mee too Scramble but when I started working at a place where public transport was a real hassle to get there for 7am and it became e neccessity I worked extra, found the cash, had lessons and bought a car.

Needs must

no oyu need to drive

DISCOUNTS LONDON ARGUMENT

I don't drive and have no trouble getting anywhere but i hate cars so is easy for me.

oh dont oyu?
hwo freaky

Neither of us can drive so presumably we're a pair of mingers.

What if neither partner can drive? Dh and I had been together for over 20 years before he got his licence. I have a medical reason not to drive but he simply didn't want to. I was fine with that. Wouldn't say public transport is fantastic but it exists and he is fit. He learnt to drive when he needed it for work.

nods.

are oyu veggi e too?

imagine a shop rings up sayign " we have your widget in when you want to collect it"

and ytou cant drive to go and get it
what a pita

just think of all the places that aren't covered by public transport you're missing

lovely country lanes with olde worlde pubs
driving across the moors dodging the sheep

so if a man can drive but has to stop, due to medical reasons, he is not deemed unatractive
(decides to alow god cod to answer her before she gets all narky)

I'd better warn my db about this. Recently divorced, can't drive.

Lives in London though - less important there I suppose.

ggirl - oh my god my life is over

oh no he has medical exempion ( as mneitoned in the OP) and move sin to the "english pateient" zone

but no burns obv

well neither of us can drive

live in London and no need (and too lazy) to learn

DH is planning to learn when we move - tho he has driven stuff like landrovers on private property

I've had a few lessons but am definite danger due to not being able to tell left from right in a hurry and not being able to keep car in a straight line

may learn at some point

was this inspired by Mr May?

www.telegraph.co.uk/motoring/columnists/jamesmay/3087284/In-the-beginning-there-was-the-car.html

god no

Dh can drive a tractor. And he has a motorbike (not a scooter). Does that count?

We're not veggies either so do we get a few extra points?

yes DH can drive a tractor

I can't

I've got the Wurzels in my head now.