pg9 - power of seizure

[IanCress]

From previous posts on this forum, i'm starting to build up a picture of your standard of car maintenance:

"bonnet flew open and smashed the windscreen"

"The centre section of my exhaust has fallen off - Apart from sounding really stupid and loud are there any downsides to this"

"Spare wheel and jack - Should i bother driving around with these? The spare is boarderline legal and I never go more than 2 hours walk from my house."

[AndrewEH1]

omgus said:

OP, judging on this thread (and the other thread) i would say OP that you have a caqr that is not looked after properly and when a traffic officer has looked over it you have comprehensively failed the attitude test.


Learn to pass the attitude test and life gets much fking easier if you get pulled over.

Knowing The Secret Handshakes helps too.

[mph1977]

AndrewEH1 said:

omgus said:

OP, judging on this thread (and the other thread) i would say OP that you have a caqr that is not looked after properly and when a traffic officer has looked over it you have comprehensively failed the attitude test.


Learn to pass the attitude test and life gets much fking easier if you get pulled over.

Knowing The Secret Handshakes helps too.

yawn yawn yawn ...

i'd mention the attitudes cycle and Dunning -Kruger, but it seems that neither of these are allowed to apply in the powerfully Built world of PH.

[AndrewEH1]

mph1977 said:

AndrewEH1 said:

omgus said:

OP, judging on this thread (and the other thread) i would say OP that you have a caqr that is not looked after properly and when a traffic officer has looked over it you have comprehensively failed the attitude test.


Learn to pass the attitude test and life gets much fking easier if you get pulled over.

Knowing The Secret Handshakes helps too.

yawn yawn yawn ...

i'd mention the attitudes cycle and Dunning -Kruger, but it seems that neither of these are allowed to apply in the powerfully Built world of PH.

It was a joke...I've done a little work on your side of the line and had to deal with idiots too.

[mph1977]

AndrewEH1 said:

mph1977 said:

AndrewEH1 said:

omgus said:

OP, judging on this thread (and the other thread) i would say OP that you have a caqr that is not looked after properly and when a traffic officer has looked over it you have comprehensively failed the attitude test.


Learn to pass the attitude test and life gets much fking easier if you get pulled over.

Knowing The Secret Handshakes helps too.

yawn yawn yawn ...

i'd mention the attitudes cycle and Dunning -Kruger, but it seems that neither of these are allowed to apply in the powerfully Built world of PH.

It was a joke...I've done a little work on your side of the line and had to deal with idiots too.

' my' side of which 'line' ?

although in my professional practice i've dealt with just as many idiots as the BiB doe , but without the ability to spray / tase / beat them into submission and an organisational culture that doesn;t encourage the use of the law to it's full extent...

[AndrewEH1]

mph1977 said:

' my' side of which 'line' ?

although in my professional practice i've dealt with just as many idiots as the BiB doe , but without the ability to spray / tase / beat them into submission and an organisational culture that doesn;t encourage the use of the law to it's full extent...

The good side?

I wasn't trying to start something, I was guessing that you were Police. Seems I guessed wrong.

[mph1977]

AndrewEH1 said:

mph1977 said:

' my' side of which 'line' ?

although in my professional practice i've dealt with just as many idiots as the BiB doe , but without the ability to spray / tase / beat them into submission and an organisational culture that doesn;t encourage the use of the law to it's full extent...

The good side?

I wasn't trying to start something, I was guessing that you were Police. Seems I guessed wrong.

not an issue in the grand scheme of things, i'm not BiB, just a health professional with a variety of clinicla interests including emergency care who also happens to have held a governance related role with a large CQC registered Chairty active in emergency care ( and spent many hours bashing my head against the brick wall of trying to communicate things to people ( voilunteers in service provision and/or paid managers recruited for their management skills but with no health backgeround) who don;t realise how little they actually do know in regard to the way the organisation has to work.

[omgus]

I didn't realise the attitude test was now a point of contention on PH.

[mph1977]

omgus said:

I didn't realise the attitude test was now a point of contention on PH.

it is among those who fail it ...

their arguement is that regardless of how rude or uncooperative someone is towards someone , until it reaches the point of a criminal offence being committed by virtue of their rudeness / lack of cooperation, that they should recieve exactly the same treatment as someone who keeps it businesslike and civil ...

among the ' i'm a powerfully built net contributor ' faction it is an issue , they feel that all Emergency Services, Health Professional and other relevent people ( e.g. LA staff, HMRC, HATO, utilities) should automatically roll over and offer them some kind of magically better service becasue ' i pay your wages ' ...

[omgus]

mph1977 said:

it is among those who fail it ...

Just going to mention that it took the BiB a few minute to catch up with me the other day, and i might have doubled the speed limit at points, and they used the description "ridiculously fast", and i wasn't driving my own car, and i admitted i wasn't sure if i was insured (i was, but hadn't checked this years policy note), and my passenger was a hammered aussie female, and i yet all i got was a warningproper bking.

So there must be something that other people do differently.

[knitware]

Back on topic!

May I be helpful and suggest you scrap the heap of sht and focus on buying a car fit for the road, if you can’t afford it, walk.

[Yertis]

mph1977 said:

spent many hours bashing my head against the brick wall of trying to communicate things to people

As a start, you could try shorter sentences.

[Davie_GLA]

OP??

[simon1987]

attitude test lol.

[austinsmirk]

Pic of the car would help no end.

It does sound like a shed to be honest.

[smegmore]

AndrewEH1 said:

mph1977 said:

' my' side of which 'line' ?

although in my professional practice i've dealt with just as many idiots as the BiB doe , but without the ability to spray / tase / beat them into submission and an organisational culture that doesn;t encourage the use of the law to it's full extent...

The good side?

I wasn't trying to start something, I was guessing that you were Police. Seems I guessed wrong.

He's a fantasist pretend bobby on here.



In reality he's some sort of NHS willy washer.

[Davie_GLA]

He's young. An arse. But a young one...

If yewtree are reading thus I'm not talking about any of that nonsense.

[Mr2Mike]

simon1987 said:

attitude test lol.

Bellend with a shed, lol.