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DennisN
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Hah! I actually typed up instructions on how to apply judicious bumper shoving earlier. But then I realised Tommo is watching us all, so I cancelled it. He's already got me down for illegal immigrants, drugs busts, kerb crawling and (expired) TS10s.
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GJF
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| Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 2:44 pm Post subject: |
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| DennisN wrote: | | Hah! I actually typed up instructions on how to apply judicious bumper shoving earlier. But then I realised Tommo is watching us all, so I cancelled it. He's already got me down for illegal immigrants, drugs busts, kerb crawling and (expired) TS10s. |
.....and reducing the peasant population........and killing protected deer stock.....and dodging about catching hard objects on the windscreen.......and.......and...... (I'm sure there is more, yet to be revealed)
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mostdom
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| Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 2:45 pm Post subject: |
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| DennisN wrote: | | ...how to apply judicious bumper shoving earlier. But then I realised Tommo is watching us all... |
Damn, now we need to know the legal aspects of gently shoving the thoughtless  out of the way?
(legal providing that no one sees you doing it) 
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DennisN
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| Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 3:10 pm Post subject: |
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| GJF wrote: | | .....and reducing the peasant population........and killing protected deer stock.....and dodging about catching hard objects on the windscreen.......and.......and...... (I'm sure there is more, yet to be revealed) |
Ah yes, Hofficer. Just slipped my mind - age and short term memory you know. Honest, guv.
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GPS_fan
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| Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 3:32 pm Post subject: |
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| GJF wrote: | | You will be surprised as to how easy a car will move with the handbrake on |
...this is why I always leave my car in gear when I park - a little more difficult for anybody to move it
but I know someone who worked for a recovery company and, when his driveway was blocked, he used to take great delight in picking up peoples' cars and moving them down the road...and on occasion, he moved cars onto his driveway and blocked them in himself - these people didn't see, to repeat their 'mistake' for some strange reason
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GPS_fan
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| Posted: Wed Aug 15, 2007 3:35 pm Post subject: |
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| mostdom wrote: | | DennisN wrote: | | ...how to apply judicious bumper shoving earlier. But then I realised Tommo is watching us all... |
Damn, now we need to know the legal aspects of gently shoving the thoughtless out of the way?
(legal providing that no one sees you doing it) |
..but if somebody is parked where they shouldn't, then presumably it should make claiming off their insurance a little tricky
...not that I've ever considered accidentally letting my foot slip off the brake or forgetting that the car is in gear when I turn the key
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GJF
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 Just noticed, what a useless speller i am.
Can't these forums have a spell check?
I know that DennisN does seem to kill wildlife with his van more so than others, but even he hasn't turned to peasants yet (i presume these refer to the population North of Watford)  
I should have wrote pheasants referring of course to the feathered kind.
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DennisN
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| GJF wrote: | Just noticed, what a useless speller i am.
Can't these forums have a spell check? |
Firefox 2 - Tools .. Options .. Advanced .. General .. Butt eye carnt sea enyfink in I.E.
Knot vat eye kneed won.
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Firefox iz a farr betta browza dan IE ennywhey
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