Misfits, Dad's Army Types et al...
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98elise said:
hidetheelephants said:
r3g said:
And a normal hi-viz yellow vest won't achieve the same result without "polite" on back because... ?
And you're arguing the toss from a position of ignorance because?The only people who wear "Polite" vests are horse riders and w
kers, the latter being bike riders. They always try and justify it but it really is utter balls.Never worn one and have never, since I passed my test (1989) been t boned.
nobrakes said:
That's not an ambulance. It's a murder van.nobrakes said:
Fore Left said:
My radiator would be boiling over if I’d eased off from many leptons to check to make sure it wasn’t plod then saw that down the side. Probably has it on the back too. *turd. tmunching tt he is, whereas he has to spend every moment of his life with aforementioned saddo stmunching tt.nobrakes said:
Did he add an extra zero by mistake?r3g said:
nobrakes said:
Did he add an extra zero by mistake?Southerner said:
r3g said:
nobrakes said:
Did he add an extra zero by mistake?Southerner said:
r3g said:
nobrakes said:
Did he add an extra zero by mistake?What an utter lump of poo!
naeteltaberdeen said:
He’s quite right.I’d go further and suggest they should be issued real guns instead of just speed-guns.
Thankfully...
The government said it had no plans to increase the powers of speed watch groups.
And i'm surprised the police are allowed to write to them with any warnings, they used to write to harassment suspects with an initial warning in the hope of stopping their behaviour, but were then made to stop sending the letters..
Their work has resulted in 10,489 warning letters being sent to motorists in the last six months, 17,013 in the last 12 months, according to a report to the Norfolk Police and Crime Panel.
The government said it had no plans to increase the powers of speed watch groups.
And i'm surprised the police are allowed to write to them with any warnings, they used to write to harassment suspects with an initial warning in the hope of stopping their behaviour, but were then made to stop sending the letters..
Their work has resulted in 10,489 warning letters being sent to motorists in the last six months, 17,013 in the last 12 months, according to a report to the Norfolk Police and Crime Panel.
Edited by The Gauge on Tuesday 26th March 09:55
naeteltaberdeen said:
These nasty little worms are exactly the sort of people who enjoyed grassing up their neighbors to the Stasi. I bet they're really missing the feeling of power they got in COVID when there was endless opportunity for boot licking and grassing.Gassing Station | The Lounge | Top of Page | What's New | My Stuff