1 4 Snowy

P 711 LOX

Basildon Town Centre today.

 

Pillocks.

 

Champ wrote

Pillocks

 

http://www.pillock.com/

 

No, it spells P 711 LOX, only a pillock would try and make a word from it.

Now, if it was P1L LOX , I would have to agree

 

YTC#1 wrote

Did I, or didn't I, fucking mention that it was seen in Basildon? Pay
fucking attention at the back please.

It was a spaced about as far as he could get away with it.

 

I had a giggle at a new Harley in Stratford on Sunday.

T11 NUP

With a bolt at the bottom between the two ones and the N moved over to
read TUN UP.

Of course it does mate.

 

Maybe it was supposed to read TUNE UP, but the E vibrated off.

 

I was following a Merc. SLK the other day, evidently driven by a girl named
Mel. Unfortunately she hadn't given much thought to the rest of the plate,
and had ended up with:

I5 MEL

I _really_ considered tapping on her window and pointing it out.

 

My gripe is the 7. It stops a word being formed, its a waste of time.

 

I've seen L1 NGR around the lanes of Wiltshire a few times recently.

 

"City slicker"? Cleeeeetusssssss!

 

Stonehenge last year: P11 UQM. Screw between the 1's and a good gap
between the Q and the M.

 

It was somewhere around Barstow, on the edge of the desert, when the

TURNIP would be more suitable.

 

The chip on Rope's shoulder shows no sign of going away, then.