Stupid Mistake!!

sigma · 25 Dec 2010 at 15:54

DiamondMark said:
i dont want to starty up with the upbringing we had some problems i can tell you anyway my daughter fickin g star i can tell you i l;ove that girl, my son well he4s a bit like me a late bloomer you know
anyway all i can say its these times of year it mces it all worth it plus my lovely wife shes lovely i cant tell my mats this **** thats why youy lot are golden#

Happy days

My post wasn't a dig at you.

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 15:56

sigma said:
Happy days My post wasn't a dig at you.

no no i kjnopw that im just sayiong

sigma · 25 Dec 2010 at 15:58

DiamondMark said:
no no i kjnopw that im just sayiong

Merry Christmas to the Diamond household.

Joshy said:
Yes, but he WASN'T DRIVING. Like I said, he's probably not going to get the Apprenticship with BT, his insurance is going to be stupid money, he has to retake driving lessons and tests and all for a driving offence that didn't actually involve any driving! Life set back a few years for what?

The person in charge of a motor vehicle is the person behind the wheel actually doing the driving and should cop full responsibility.

He let her do it though, so he is partly at fault, surely you can see this?

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:00

there we are thgat there is some woman i can tell you if it wasnt for her id be skint

sigma · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:01

CCTV is keeping its eye on you though, watch out.

Sounds like you have all that one could wish for.

Joshy · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:01

sigma said:
He let her do it though, so he is partly at fault, surely you can see this?

Putting the gun in someone's hands isn't the same as pulling the trigger.

(Yes, I know putting a gun in someone's hands is a crime but work with me here!

)

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:03

sigma said:
CCTV is keeping its eye on you though, watch out.

Sounds like you have all that one could wish for.

Thats ne pub it looses 300 quid a wweek but **** it you got to have a vice right

Joshy · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:04

You have a pub!? :eek:

[TW]Fox · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:05

Joshy said:
Same thing. I'm sure when you were a learner you wanted to drive any and everywhere. I would have taken any excuse to get behind the wheel.

And I did - with insurance.

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:05

Joshy said:
You have a pub!?

I got 3 pubs waste of time.

[TW]Fox · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:06

Joshy said:
Yes, but he WASN'T DRIVING.

It was HIS car, for which HE is responsible, for which HE gave permission to somebody he KNEW had neither the license nor the insurance to drive the car.

They dont write the law for the lulz, you know. Well, most of the time anyway.

Sure it sucks, sure it's a shame, but you know the saying about not wanting to do the time..

Joshy · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:08

DiamondMark said:
I got 3 pubs waste of time.

Jesus. You're offically my hero.

Anything down my way (Norwood)?

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:09

[TW]Fox;18074942 said:
It was HIS car, for which HE is responsible, for which HE gave permission to somebody he KNEW had neither the license nor the insurance to drive the car.

They dont write the law for the lulz, you know. Well, most of the time anyway.

Sure it sucks, sure it's a shame, but you know the saying about not wanting to do the time..

But you do the time for the crime not for caving in to whining girl freind comew on be human put that spread sheet asside

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:10

Joshy said:
Jesus. You're offically my hero.

Anything down my way (Norwood)?

i got 2 in Kilburn and one in luton waste of money all of them but the flats rented above pay the way

if your in norwood i insist u come here new yeaRS WE GET MASHED :d

sigma · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:13

DiamondMark said:
But you do the time for the crime not for caving in to whining girl freind comew on be human put that spread sheet asside

That's no excuse...

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:15

sigma said:
That's no excuse...

I know but you kn ow sod it

me computer is making a beeping noise now

sigma · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:16

DiamondMark said:
I know but you kn ow sod it

No harm in that view, if you accept the consequences (which the OP has).

The Edge · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:20

I think the point is that there would have been more of an effect on his driving by giving 5 points a fine and a good telling off. He'd have had to have driven like a saint for the rest of his probationary period whereas now he could pass his tests next month and effectively be back where he was.

It's a pity he didn't/couldn't claim that it would cause undue hardship (losing the apprenticeship) like the people who get/rack up 11 points for doing 110mph. I know who i'd rather have on the road.

DM · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:20

sigma said:
No harm in that view, if you accept the consequences (which the OP has).

its all over you win its them kids 5they beat yoiu down wiuth wanting a go when that ****er crashed into my jag i forgave him, and i loved that jag the paint matych was good mind you

bledd · 25 Dec 2010 at 16:38

Joshy said:
I don't think it is because what happens on a TV show isn't really an accurate portrayal of our justice system .

I meant the real police shows, not 24.

Although Jack Bauer would be an awesome policeman

Chill out peeps, it's Christmas