Solent 20th December - Page 3

Nos4r2 · 30 December 2008, 14:02

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Originally Posted by Avocet

On Monday, I received an unexpected Notice of Intended Prosecution for doing 39 mph in a 30 zone on that Saturday on my way down to the marina (running late and then unable to launch anyway because of the unexpectedly low tide). I hadn't seen any speed trap, so it was a complete surprise. Happy Christmas Mr Plod!

Request evidence before admitting guilt-if they've tried to get a speed by focussing the trap on the boat I doubt they'd be able to get an accurate reading.

Avocet · 30 December 2008, 14:55

Nos: sorry, on re-reading my post it is ambiguous!

The speed trap caught my car on he way to the marina, not the boat on the way from the marina!

Given that I was certainly in the location at the time given, was certainly driving the car and could well have been doing the speed claimed (for those that know the area Canford Cliffs Road is a wide straight road where a 40 mph limit would not be out of place) and that I have an otherwise clean licence, I don't propose to dispute it. Hey ho.

PS I wasn't towing the boat: merely on my way to it (if that's what you meant)!

Nos4r2 · 30 December 2008, 15:37

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Originally Posted by Avocet

PS I wasn't towing the boat: merely on my way to it (if that's what you meant)!

Ahh I see.

I don't know why Canford Cliffs road has a 30 limit on either. Must be a local councillor lives on there...

Chris · 30 December 2008, 19:36

Isn't this why we all have wives

as long as the picture does not show a male occupant then get the missus to take it for you.

timw · 30 December 2008, 21:36

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Originally Posted by Chris

Isn't this why we all have wives

as long as the picture does not show a male occupant then get the missus to take it for you.

What a moronic post.

If he did that he would most likely follow several others who have recently been jailed for lying about the identity of the driver. Recommending such a course of action is highly irresponsible and clearly shows your ignorance of the severe penalties available to the courts.

You also seem to have overlooked the fact that this gentleman has decided to admit that he broke the law on a public forum, so should anyone connected with the courts or police read these posts, it would be even more likely that he would get caught.

Chris · 30 December 2008, 22:38

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Originally Posted by timw

What a moronic post.

If he did that he would most likely follow several others who have recently been jailed for lying about the identity of the driver. Recommending such a course of action is highly irresponsible and clearly shows your ignorance of the severe penalties available to the courts.

You also seem to have overlooked the fact that this gentleman has decided to admit that he broke the law on a public forum, so should anyone connected with the courts or police read these posts, it would be even more likely that he would get caught.

Ahhh Tim was wondering where you had got to.

My post was intended as a joke, unlike your huge range of moronic posts that we have all been exposed to where you offer advice that could endanger a life.

Why dont you go and make a nuisance of yourself somewhere else you idiot.

Avocet · 31 December 2008, 00:21

Chris' idea is well known.

BUT

my wife currently has more points than me and I'd rather keep the moral high ground on this one!

However: Tim, where do I admit that I broke the law and what is my identity?

Nos4r2 · 31 December 2008, 00:59

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Originally Posted by timw

What a moronic post.

If he did that he would most likely follow several others who have recently been jailed for lying about the identity of the driver. Recommending such a course of action is highly irresponsible and clearly shows your ignorance of the severe penalties available to the courts.

You also seem to have overlooked the fact that this gentleman has decided to admit that he broke the law on a public forum, so should anyone connected with the courts or police read these posts, it would be even more likely that he would get caught.

Careful timw, someone might come along in a minute with no lifejacket and your state of flux may cause your trousers to implode.

Avocet · 31 December 2008, 01:06

In the case of imploding trousers does one stay with the trousers (and try to put them on) or (if one can) swim away?

Nos4r2 · 31 December 2008, 01:08

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Originally Posted by Avocet

In the case of imploding trousers does one stay with the trousers (and try to put them on) or (if one can) swim away?

I believe that depends on how oily the contents may be should they go down?

Avocet · 31 December 2008, 01:13

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Originally Posted by Nos4r2

I believe that depends on how oily the contents. Maybe they should go down?

I'm always game for a debagging!

Nos4r2 · 31 December 2008, 01:19

Nice creative quoting

Avocet · 31 December 2008, 01:54

Did you know that your last answer was an anagram of:

"A nice coquette virgin"

Hey ho.....what I do at this time of night!

Nos4r2 · 31 December 2008, 02:07

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Originally Posted by Avocet

Did you know that your last answer was an anagram of:

"A nice coquette virgin"

Hey ho.....what I do at this time of night!

Stop! I'll fall off the chair

Avocet · 31 December 2008, 02:18

Nah - I'm now off the chair myself.

A wonderful New Year to you, Nos - and the same to all others who read this

(unless we see any of you on the water before then!)

The Avocet family

Nos4r2 · 31 December 2008, 02:26

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Originally Posted by Avocet

Nah - I'm now off the chair myself.

A wonderful New Year to you, Nos - and the same to all others who read this

(unless we see any of you on the water before then!)

The Avocet family

Happy New Year Sir

I shan't be afloat before then unfortunately

Avocet · 31 December 2008, 02:38

Shame: would be good to see you.

The Nacho Run is on for Saturday (see other post in "Upcoming RIB cruises") and now that the lurgi is over I'm likely to be out (from Poole) before then. Hope to see some or all of you!

D.