Soldato
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End of term so the toys are out on the commute.
End of term so the toys are out on the commute.
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Soldato
Saw a car with the reg SH13 EET.
Done know if it was intentional or not but it amused me.
The owner of a local linen firm surely?
Soldato
Laundering probably, but not cotton.
Soldato
Someone who loves 'The Wire'Saw a car with the reg SH13 EET.
Done know if it was intentional or not but it amused me.
That’s freaky, was just looking at Google Maps to see how busy the roads were and that Kamo barbers caught my eye.
Thats illegal isnt it? Can't have red lights facing forward on a car
Yep, and the coppers are having a ball with it. I follow a few Facebook pages which post vehicle stuff and loads of these are popping up as having got tickets.
Soldato
Neighbour over the road has not shown any car enthusiasm affliction but then today this turns up (great spy shot) and now there is an old 635i of some variety on the drive too I may have to have a chat
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Caporegime
That is utterly depressing. What a load of jobsworth *****.
I can understand perhaps a quick chat about how they need to be careful because "it's technically against the law but it's Christmas so bugger off and don't get into mischief son", but more than that is just wrong.
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Soldato
But what is the point of that talk? What can the car owner then do differently?
Caporegime
Christmas lights without red and blue in.
I put warm white ones on my car one year.
It’s probably not the light colours that are the issue but the fact that they could come loose, would be an injury hazard for pedestrians, etc. at least that’s what the police would say.Christmas lights without red and blue in.
I put warm white ones on my car one year.
Soldato
Then I misread your post saying "bugger off" if you intended to mean "Take the lights down then bugger off"Christmas lights without red and blue in.
I put warm white ones on my car one year.
Caporegime
I didn't mean that.
If you get pulled over for having a light out or some other small but not dangerous defect, you aren't expected to fix it there and then. Usually.
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Soldato
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I wondered what you guys were on about, then I zoomed in. I didn't even see the lights to start with.