We are redundant.
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With great regret, sadness etc. etc. I have to report that self, mungo, Gone, Silverback Mike appear to have been made redundant and our advice/comments no longer needed.
www.policefaqs.org
has taken over our speciality.
DVD.
(PS Don't trust everything as gospel, I have already spotted a few mistakes.)
www.policefaqs.org
has taken over our speciality.
DVD.
(PS Don't trust everything as gospel, I have already spotted a few mistakes.)
Not so fast, DVD! Look at this amazingly helpful approach to responding to specific questions....
Now isn't that a great approach to providing timely advice? There's no number to call, no other suggestions on how to get your question answered. And they ask for your name and email even though they're not going to respond to you.
policefaqs said:
If your question is not answered elsewhere on the site, please complete the form below. We are unable to enter into personal correspondence but if we feel that the question would be useful to others then we will publish it on the website.
Now isn't that a great approach to providing timely advice? There's no number to call, no other suggestions on how to get your question answered. And they ask for your name and email even though they're not going to respond to you.
Dwight VanDriver said:
With great regret, sadness etc. etc. I have to report that self, mungo, Gone, Silverback Mike appear to have been made redundant and our advice/comments no longer needed.
www.policefaqs.org
has taken over our speciality.
DVD.
(PS Don't trust everything as gospel, I have already spotted a few mistakes.)
Don't worry DVD, you'll always be my choice for "memory man" when it comes to statutes; I don't trust anything you can't communicate with!
IOLAIRE said:Of course, DVD could just be a demonstration of the "Turing Test"
With great regret, sadness etc. etc. I have to report that self, mungo, Gone, Silverback Mike appear to have been made redundant and our advice/comments no longer needed.
<a href="www.policefaqs.org">www.policefaqs.org</a>
has taken over our speciality.
DVD.
(PS Don't trust everything as gospel, I have already spotted a few mistakes.)
Don't worry DVD, you'll always be my choice for "memory man" when it comes to statutes; I don't trust anything you can't communicate with!
- StreakyDwight VanDriver said:
With great regret, sadness etc. etc. I have to report that self, mungo, Gone, Silverback Mike appear to have been made redundant and our advice/comments no longer needed.
www.policefaqs.org
has taken over our speciality.
The link is broken - it should have been
www.nationalsafetycameras.co.uk/
Dwight VanDriver said:
With great regret, sadness etc. etc. I have to report that self, mungo, Gone, Silverback Mike appear to have been made redundant and our advice/comments no longer needed.
www.policefaqs.org
has taken over our speciality.
DVD.
(PS Don't trust everything as gospel, I have already spotted a few mistakes.)
The day that they can do a web application which indexes a bunch of documents that can use thought, intelligence and consideration is the day we are all stuffed. Until then, I think I will take the collective advice of the BiB on PH - since they have brains and experience, something that a website will never have...
So you arent redundant.....
a few interesting things on that site eg;
17 years old
can obtain a licence to drive vehicles
can go to war
fly a plane
can give blood
18 years old
can appear before an adult court
can make a will
can buy fireworks
so at 17 you can fly a plane but cant buy fireworks.
you can go to war but cant write a will.
and you can drive a car but cant go to adult court...
are the penalties the same from 'youf' court as they are from adult? did we all miss out on the chance to do 200mph on public roads and get away with it? how much would insurance be for an 18yo with a years ban on their licence be?
oh yeah and you can drive a car, fly a plane and go to war, yeah and we're gonna let you give blood too, you might be needing it...
>> Edited by francisb on Sunday 8th May 11:45
17 years old
can obtain a licence to drive vehicles
can go to war
fly a plane
can give blood
18 years old
can appear before an adult court
can make a will
can buy fireworks
so at 17 you can fly a plane but cant buy fireworks.
you can go to war but cant write a will.
and you can drive a car but cant go to adult court...
are the penalties the same from 'youf' court as they are from adult? did we all miss out on the chance to do 200mph on public roads and get away with it? how much would insurance be for an 18yo with a years ban on their licence be?
oh yeah and you can drive a car, fly a plane and go to war, yeah and we're gonna let you give blood too, you might be needing it...
>> Edited by francisb on Sunday 8th May 11:45
Peter Ward said:
16 years old -- can pay taxes
18 years old -- can start to vote
I dislike the idea of 16 year olds running the country but I also understand the principle of no taxation without representation. How did we get into that mess? Perhaps I should post a question on the website....
Not quite Peter:
1 day old can pay taxes.
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