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Pablo

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:09

But u dont oftern see police doing speed checks at 2am, where as u do more so in working hours!

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:10

quote:
Originally posted by Pablo
But u dont oftern see police doing speed checks at 2am, where as u do more so in working hours!

hmm, strange that, more police on the roads late at night up here rather than during day. whenever i finish work after 1am, i usually see about half a dozen police cars on my 10 minute drive home

CorsAsh

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:12

They have you under surveillance since they got the description of the girl who's been dogging in MK

Pablo

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:12

depends where u live then and if your area has a reputation

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:13

quote:
Originally posted by CorsAsh
They have you under surveillance since they got the description of the girl who's been dogging in MK

as opposed to be dogging in a layby just off the M6

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:13

quote:
Originally posted by Pablo
depends where u live then and if your area has a reputation

i live in a good area with a good reputation

CorsAsh

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:14

It's a nationwide thing

Pablo

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:15

indeed

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:17

irrelivent of where you live and how many police are out, in theory its a good idea, but in practice i cant see it working out exactly

JadeM

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:17

load of rubbish....imo!!

i just saw some idiot fly up the street on a motorbike with L plates on....must have been doing 60+ If I wasnt poorly with the mumps id have fly kicked him off the thing

Butler

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:25

Loads more police come out at night I thought this applied to everywhere, the two times ive ever been pulled over have both been at 12 on a sunday night and 1am on a sat night.

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:26

^^^ exactly my point

CCA

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:26

quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
in theory its a good idea, but in practice i cant see it working out exactly

exactly

gianluigi

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:27

exactly

Pablo

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:27

quote:
Originally posted by Butler
Loads more police come out at night I thought this applied to everywhere, the two times ive ever been pulled over have both been at 12 on a sunday night and 1am on a sat night.

Yes in the busy "city/town drinking areas" not EVERYWHERE tho

[Edited on 03-04-2006 by Pablo]

CoastalCorsa

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:28

there should be set fees for set ages on set cc`s and if the individual crashes then its should be a case of you were liable so if you want us to insure you then this is the premium we want

not charge your more than your car is worth - from day 1

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:29

I dont live in a busy city/town drinking area and theres always police around

CoastalCorsa

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:29

if you wanna go out an avoid police got to the outskirst of your area where it aint busy but be aware if you have an accident then what are the chances of been found or response times for profesional help

Dan B

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:29

17 - 20 = up to and including 1000cc
21 - 24 = up to and including 1300cc
25 - 29 = up to and including 2000cc
30+ = no restrictions

That'd do nicely...

Brett

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:30

Everybody has to have skyhigh insurance at first. I don't see why I had to pay sky high rates and now some snotty nosed 17yr olds can have the opportunity to get discounted insurance.

Just deal with it

Pablo

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:30

quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
I dont live in a busy city/town drinking area and theres always police around

u work at weatherspoons

Brett

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:30

quote:
Originally posted by Dan B
17 - 20 = up to and including 1000cc
21 - 24 = up to and including 1300cc
25 - 29 = up to and including 2000cc
30+ = no restrictions

That'd do nicely...

Yeah, lovely

Pablo

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:30

quote:
Originally posted by loafofbrett
Everybody has to have skyhigh insurance at first. I don't see why I had to pay sky high rates and now some snotty nosed 17yr olds can have the opportunity to get discounted insurance.

Just deal with it

dont cover replacing people tho, just cars

Lynny

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:31

quote:
Originally posted by Pablo

quote:
Originally posted by lynny_sxi
I dont live in a busy city/town drinking area and theres always police around
u work at weatherspoons

yes? youre point being? wetherspoons i work at is in the middle of the biggest shopping centre in the country....not a town/city. besides i dont live next to work....

CoastalCorsa

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3rd Apr 06 at 14:32

things have to change in life LOAF cant have everything the same all the time but this country doesnt make changes that are better jus changes which makes things more expensive and crapper

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