- Jul 7, 2003
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For the love of GOD, who thought that would make a nice kit?
Never mind the result: what were Cardiff WEARING?
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- Jul 7, 2003
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I had to look it up: apparently it's a limited edition shirt, although presumably that's along the lines of "we're only going to make fifty of them because they're so shit, that's all we'll sell".
NickBHAFC18
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Fucks sake, I thought it was fresh...
Never mind the Cardiff result, I thought my day couldn't get any worse.
I was angry driving home thinking about this result. I stopped off in Crawley town center to grab a kebab to take home and in my haste forgot to put my seat belt on. I was then pulled over in a residential area by the police. It was dark and i could just make out the police sign on the roof while fumbling to put my belt on. No good their lights came on and i was doing over 30. My first thought was a £30 fine for not wearing a seat belt.
Anyway the copper said to me .....you know you were doing 50 in a 30 and do you know what the speed limit is around here!
I told him i did and then continued to chat to him pleasantly. He got his note pad out and then my world came crashing down - i'm getting my first ever points.
He then ran checks on my car which showed i was fully road legal.
If i'm honest i haven't really got a lot of time for the police from previous encounters but i always try to respect them though.
Anyway he only took my details down and gave me a warning. I couldn't believe my luck and i really couldn't thank him enough..
The moral of this story is that not all coppers are bad. I must add these were not traffic cops who wouldn't have been so lenient. Thanks Sussex police.
I was angry driving home thinking about this result. I stopped off in Crawley town center to grab a kebab to take home and in my haste forgot to put my seat belt on. I was then pulled over in a residential area by the police. It was dark and i could just make out the police sign on the roof while fumbling to put my belt on. No good their lights came on and i was doing over 30. My first thought was a £30 fine for not wearing a seat belt.
Anyway the copper said to me .....you know you were doing 50 in a 30 and do you know what the speed limit is around here!
I told him i did and then continued to chat to him pleasantly. He got his note pad out and then my world came crashing down - i'm getting my first ever points.
He then ran checks on my car which showed i was fully road legal.
If i'm honest i haven't really got a lot of time for the police from previous encounters but i always try to respect them though.
Anyway he only took my details down and gave me a warning. I couldn't believe my luck and i really couldn't thank him enough..
The moral of this story is that not all coppers are bad. I must add these were not traffic cops who wouldn't have been so lenient. Thanks Sussex police.
- Jul 7, 2003
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For reasons I can't possibly go into, that has just made me laugh out loud
By the way, it's £60 for not wearing your seat belt, for future reference, has been for several years
For reasons I can't possibly go into, that has just made me laugh out loud
By the way, it's £60 for not wearing your seat belt, for future reference, has been for several years
I have been caught a couple of times without a belt and i thought it was £30 ? Anyway being a HGV driver i never use to wear a seat belt and this bad habit was hard to break when getting into a car. My fault totally.
Seriously though the two coppers who pulled me over and especially the one taking my details was a decent,likable officer.
My licence remains clean still after 10 years and i told him that after thanking him. I even joked with the pair afterwards and said to them i thought you pulled me over for not wearing a seat belt. They both laughed and said .....don't tell us that. Two excellent coppers who just gave me a small ticking off before sending me on my way.
Yes they are. Scum of the earth.
Oops - did I ever say how much I both like and admire the Police?For reasons I can't possibly go into, that has just made me laugh out loud
I'm the nicest person in the world when pulled over for speeding. Got stopped 3 times in 24 hours when I was a youngan (not big or clever I know), and got 3 'take your documents in' notices. Policeman in the office asked what I'd been up to.
I seem to have calmed down, currently point free.
JamesAndTheGiantHead
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Looks like someone's dropped some salt and vinegar chipsticks into a dark chasm.
- Jul 7, 2003
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Nah, it's been sixty for about five years. No points. It is a bad habit though, I'm not saying it because of my job, it genuinely is an automatic reflex for me to put the belt on and I always find it weird when people don't.
The last fatal accident I went to involved a bloke who hadn't bothered. Found him lying thirty metres from his car, which he'd lost control of and flown over a fence into a field. Nobody else involved. Don't suppose I'll change anyone's minds on here, habits are hard to break I know, but genuinely, it is worth it.
Basil Fawlty
Don't Mention The War
It reminded me of our old away shirt, during the Great Escape Season. Still bloody horrible through....
The Large One
Who's Next?
I'm not surprised they came out in plain grey training tops.
Anyone in close proximity in the tunnel would have been deafened by that shirt.
Anyone in close proximity in the tunnel would have been deafened by that shirt.
severnside gull
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nice shirt if they left the stripes off and just had the gradiated colour fade
on the subject of seat belts - don't all cars shout at you nowadays if you don't put your belt on? Bloody irritating but it means that it's at least one thing I won't get stopped for. Mind you I'll probably get done one of these days for trying to reset the speed limiter between 50mph zones and the "no logical reason to change the limit but we'll put a camera here and cut it to 30" zones.
on the subject of seat belts - don't all cars shout at you nowadays if you don't put your belt on? Bloody irritating but it means that it's at least one thing I won't get stopped for. Mind you I'll probably get done one of these days for trying to reset the speed limiter between 50mph zones and the "no logical reason to change the limit but we'll put a camera here and cut it to 30" zones.
Not if you have an old banger like me
Mr Smggles
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For the love of GOD, who thought that would make a nice kit?
Seems like a real 90s throwback.