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The Older Gentleman wrote I am surprised you are surprised. Although I have to admit I didn't think it would be either so soon or so silly. I do wonder actually if plod were taking the piss deliberately but I doubt it as I dare say they were under orders from inside the hall. Aspirin is what you need, thin it down a bit.
If there is a chip in the plate it'd only have to be about 2mm across and could be buried anywhere in the plastic. Better to Xray it for a look, or, how about just putting it in the microwave to render the chip void. Remember to wear a tinfoil hat.
You missed out apparatchik. Although I'm with you all the way. In 1991 I made one of my sixth form students cry with my rant against politicians. She wants to be prime minister and save the world. Oxford, PPE and some years working as a researcher in the House of Commons later - she is headed for a safe Labour seat in the next election. She no longer wants to save the world, she wants to become prime minister. John
Latent heat of vaporisation of human circulatory fluid decreases with age shock. Massive shot in the foot for Nulabor. They pick on a serious coffin-dodger who's a)been a Labour member for longer than Tony's been alive, and b)has got previous experience of facists. The papers have a field day. Gaiety of nations stuff. Quite right. It'll be one lurid fuckup after another, with cost overruns that would fund a British manned expedition to Mars. MCN has been burned before. They probably thought it was another one of your wind-ups. To be running chips in plates, all the guys in shoe-shops who have to fax your details to Swansea would have to be in on it, otherwise the the chipped plate would be sitting in the back of the shed while you drove around with your nice new unchipped plate. TBH if I was going to put a tracker on a car, embedding it in the numberplate would be the /last/ place... I had a moment of clarity the other day. If you really want to screw up Tesco's data-gathering exercise, swap your Clubcard with a total stranger, preferably from a different part of the country. Then swap again, next month. And the month after... Anything you say will be taken down and may be used in evidence in your secret trial. No shit.
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Actually the heavies [1] who had thrown him and the younger chap out from inside the auditorium had taken his pass away. When he tried to get back in without one he was stopped, and the nearest PC checked him out. May or may not have been under S44. Police involvement was minimal, and they did no more than they would have done to anyone else attempting to get in without a valid pass.... checked they weren't a gun totin' loon, then let them get on their way. [1] The hired thugs, er "volunteer stewards" employed by New Labour to control the masses.
In the car mine's roughly 3mph out at 30, 4mph out at 70 and it allegedly goes up to about 6mph out at speeds where 6mph wouldn't matter either which way, when compared with GPS. Or so some people said on a forum. Ahem.
Actually the heavies [1] who had thrown him and the younger chap out from inside the auditorium had taken his pass away. When he tried to get back in without one he was stopped, and the nearest PC checked him out. May or may not have been under S44.[/QUOTE] Hmm the paper I read said something about "briefly detained under anti-terrorism laws". Rather sad state of affairs if an 82 yo is now regarded as a terrorist (though if the Gov. carry on like they are currently, I suspect you will start getting some gun toting OAPs.)
dwb wrote Don't need it mate. A three quarter full colostomy bag is a fearsome offensive weapon, especially if the target is trained in hand to hand combat.
Other possibilities (a) SWMBO is exaggerating a touch to make for a better story (b) Zan is exaggerating to make for a better story. (c) There's been a spate of KSI's [1] on that stretch of road, so the local Police have been tasked to stop anyone who is exceeding the limit at all. (d) There've been complaints to Police by the locals, and the Police are conducting a Speed Survey, and just flinging a few warnings in for effect. [2] Taken from the ACPO website <http://www.acpo.police.uk/asp/policies/Data/speed_enforcement_guidelines_web_v7_foi.doc> ****** The Police Service now uses technology that enables it to prove that an offence has been committed as soon as a driver exceeds the relevant speed limit by a very small margin. Motorists will therefore be at risk of prosecution immediately they exceed any legal speed limit. The guidance to police officers is that it is anticipated that, other than in the most exceptional circumstances, the issue of fixed penalty notices and summonses is likely to be the minimum appropriate enforcement action as soon as the following speeds have been reached: Limit Fixed Penalty Summons 20 mph 25 mph 35 mph 30 mph 35 mph 50 mph 40 mph 46 mph 66 mph 50 mph 57 mph 76 mph 60 mph 68 mph 86 mph 70 mph 79 mph 96 mph This guidance does not and cannot replace the police officer's discretion and they may decide to issue a summons or a fixed penalty notice in respect of offences committed at speeds lower than those set out in the table. Moreover, in particular circumstances, driving at speeds lower than the legal limit may result in prosecution for other offences, for example dangerous driving or driving without due care and attention when the speed is inappropriate and inherently unsafe. ********* [1] Killed or Seriously Injured [2] Word gets round, and speed naturally drops as people think they're about to be done for 1 MPH over.
Eh??? She was driving alone, I wasn't there? Did you even bother to READ the post??? Never mind, try harder next time.
Inner city, unlikely but always possible. Have you read this? One of their 4 main aims is to "Promote economic well being" Cutting and pasting out of that file crashes WORD. Strange.