dennis is moving to Bristol
 

And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On Sunday, March 25, 2012 12:42:43 PM UTC+1, wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



--
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Any bets on how log before the 'Speedwatch volunteer assaulted, speed camera stolen' headlines?

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/12 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.


We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better than
any other method. Ok you can see them as power-mad but at least they're
devoting some time and effort to make their environment safe and that
deserves some respect. The real issue is that many of the latest limits
are over the top for the vast majority of any 24 hours. If limits were
more intelligently applied, I suspect they would be more readily observed.

Andy C

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!


--
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dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 12:54:07 +0100, Andy Cap wrote:

We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better than
any other method.

Think we have it round here as well, or at least if you ask the local
plod they will get the hairdryer and make a show of using it. Trouble
is the policing has now changed and "our local plod" now cover most
of NE Cumbria...

Hi-viz waist coats hung on gate posts and visible from a distance
work quite well as well. But only for a short while but if they are
moved about the area randomly...

--
Cheers
Dave.

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

It's a volunteer job for someone that failed their PCSO application.


--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

It's a volunteer job for someone that failed their PCSO application.


actually, no. It is generally local residents concerned about the
excessively high speeds of vehicles in their area.

66mph in a 30mph zone less than 100m from the shpping area is just one of
the offences our local team has measured.

--
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dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article ,
Andy Cap wrote:
On 25/03/12 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.


We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better than
any other method. Ok you can see them as power-mad but at least they're
devoting some time and effort to make their environment safe and that
deserves some respect. The real issue is that many of the latest limits
are over the top for the vast majority of any 24 hours. If limits were
more intelligently applied, I suspect they would be more readily observed.

certainly here we can't check during the hours of darkness, nor when it's
raining.

--
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Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article ,
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

we have to pay for our own jackets. We only get lent a clipboard and Hi-Viz
waistcoat. No good in the winter.

--
From KT24

Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

charles wrote:
In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

It's a volunteer job for someone that failed their PCSO application.


actually, no. It is generally local residents concerned about the
excessively high speeds of vehicles in their area.

And to be honest, that would be the speed of the local residents.

--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
charles wrote:
In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

It's a volunteer job for someone that failed their PCSO application.


actually, no. It is generally local residents concerned about the
excessively high speeds of vehicles in their area.

And to be honest, that would be the speed of the local residents.

some of them, certainly, but not all. and there are out of area people,
too.

--
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Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

charles wrote:
In article ,
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

we have to pay for our own jackets. We only get lent a clipboard and
Hi-Viz waistcoat. No good in the winter.

Then stop being a think **** and stop using a clipboard to keep warm.

Or better still don't join a stupid group of self back slapping ******s that
think they are the police.

The police already have enough thick as pig **** ignorant ******s working
for them. They certainly do not need another thick **** like yourself
joining them.


--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/12 16:30, ARWadsworth wrote:


The police already have enough thick as pig **** ignorant ******s working
for them. They certainly do not need another thick **** like yourself
joining them.



The thick ****s are the ones who choose to drive inconsiderately through
small villages of which there are unfortunately too many. Is there
really any point in paying a PC's salary to deter such idiots?

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

Andy Cap wrote:
On 25/03/12 16:30, ARWadsworth wrote:


The police already have enough thick as pig **** ignorant ******s
working for them. They certainly do not need another thick ****
like yourself joining them.



The thick ****s are the ones who choose to drive inconsiderately
through small villages of which there are unfortunately too many. Is
there really any point in paying a PC's salary to deter such idiots?

Too many villages?:-) (sorry)

The real problem is the sort of person that would actually sign up to police
the speed limit in their village.

It will always be a vindictive spineless ****s that joins such a scheme just
in order to get a bit of power and authority.


--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

"Andy Cap" wrote in message
o.uk...
On 25/03/12 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.


We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better than
any other method. Ok you can see them as power-mad but at least they're
devoting some time and effort to make their environment safe and that
deserves some respect. The real issue is that many of the latest limits
are over the top for the vast majority of any 24 hours. If limits were
more intelligently applied, I suspect they would be more readily observed.

Do you really think the morons take any notice now?
What makes you think they would take any more notice if they were higher?
What is needed is more being caught.
Then they would obey whatever limit was set.
I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

dennis@home wrote:
"Andy Cap" wrote in message
o.uk...
On 25/03/12 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.


We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better
than any other method. Ok you can see them as power-mad but at
least they're devoting some time and effort to make their
environment safe and that deserves some respect. The real issue is
that many of the latest limits are over the top for the vast
majority of any 24 hours. If limits were more intelligently
applied, I suspect they would be more readily observed.

Do you really think the morons take any notice now?
What makes you think they would take any more notice if they were
higher? What is needed is more being caught.
Then they would obey whatever limit was set.
I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI
tag. Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

Is your surname Hitler?

--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article , ARWadsworth
wrote:
Andy Cap wrote:
On 25/03/12 16:30, ARWadsworth wrote:


The police already have enough thick as pig **** ignorant ******s
working for them. They certainly do not need another thick **** like
yourself joining them.



The thick ****s are the ones who choose to drive inconsiderately
through small villages of which there are unfortunately too many. Is
there really any point in paying a PC's salary to deter such idiots?

Too many villages?:-) (sorry)

The real problem is the sort of person that would actually sign up to
police the speed limit in their village.

It will always be a vindictive spineless ****s that joins such a scheme
just in order to get a bit of power and authority.

we don't get any power or authority. We get lent a speed gun, we use it
and note down the reg number of vehicles going significantly over the speed
limit. Thhe list of them is passed to the police for action.

I assume, from your tirade, taht your number has come up on occasions.

--
From KT24

Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

charles wrote:
In article , ARWadsworth
wrote:
Andy Cap wrote:
On 25/03/12 16:30, ARWadsworth wrote:


The police already have enough thick as pig **** ignorant
******s working for them. They certainly do not need another
thick **** like yourself joining them.



The thick ****s are the ones who choose to drive inconsiderately
through small villages of which there are unfortunately too many.
Is there really any point in paying a PC's salary to deter such
idiots?

Too many villages?:-) (sorry)

The real problem is the sort of person that would actually sign up
to police the speed limit in their village.

It will always be a vindictive spineless ****s that joins such a
scheme just in order to get a bit of power and authority.

we don't get any power or authority.

I know. That makes you a waste of space.


We get lent a speed gun, we use
it and note down the reg number of vehicles going significantly over
the speed limit. Thhe list of them is passed to the police for
action.

I would receive a letter and nothing else. I am scared.

I assume, from your tirade, taht your number has come up on occasions.

I have had speeding convictions. The last one was 10 years ago.

I was also let off with just a warning last year for doing 114mph on the M42
(ie I knew when to say sweet FA to the officer)


--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/2012 17:41, ARWadsworth wrote:
dennis@home wrote:
"Andy wrote in message
o.uk...
On 25/03/12 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.


We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better
than any other method. Ok you can see them as power-mad but at
least they're devoting some time and effort to make their
environment safe and that deserves some respect. The real issue is
that many of the latest limits are over the top for the vast
majority of any 24 hours. If limits were more intelligently
applied, I suspect they would be more readily observed.

Do you really think the morons take any notice now?
What makes you think they would take any more notice if they were
higher? What is needed is more being caught.
Then they would obey whatever limit was set.
I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI
tag. Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

Is your surname Hitler?

Na, for to much of a liberal softy for our denboi.


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Cheers,

John.

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dennis is moving to Bristol
 

We get lent a speed gun, we use
it and note down the reg number of vehicles going significantly over
the speed limit. Thhe list of them is passed to the police for
action.

So your one of the ****s that can't write down number plates properly,

Every so often i get a letter from the police saying my car has been spotted
by a community speed watch scheme doing a few mph over the limit, and not to
be a naughty boy again.

I have had them from the areas of Birmingham, Norwich, Brighton and
somewhere in wales,

Thing is i have never been to the places im accused of being, and on 1 of
the dates i had a car park permit for the hospital with my reg number on it
for an overnight stay i have to do fairly regularly, and i had obtained the
ticket about 20 minutes before i was supposedly 300 miles away doing 34mph
in a 30 zone.

Each time i phone the police up and get them to check if there's a clone of
my car about, they take a day or so to they check the ANPR cameras around
the areas in question for the date, and come back that no car of that reg
number was ever in the area.

One of the officers said that most of the people who do the speed watch
thing are illiterate... he trailed off then so i couldent catch if he said
******s, wazzocks, waste of spaces or similar.

So these ****s are thinking they are doing a good job, the people who are
'speeding' never get told and innocent people get the letters instead, and
then the police have to use up their time checking into the possibility of a
clone car being about.

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article , Gazz wrote:

We get lent a speed gun, we use it and note down the reg number of
vehicles going significantly over the speed limit. Thhe list of them
is passed to the police for action.

So your one of the ****s that can't write down number plates properly,

Every so often i get a letter from the police saying my car has been
spotted by a community speed watch scheme doing a few mph over the
limit, and not to be a naughty boy again.




I have had them from the areas of Birmingham, Norwich, Brighton and
somewhere in wales,

In Surrey we have to write down number plate, make model & colour of the
'offending' vehicle. 3 things must agree before the police take any action.

--
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Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

"ARWadsworth" wrote in message
...
charles wrote:
In article ,
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why
http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

we have to pay for our own jackets. We only get lent a clipboard and
Hi-Viz waistcoat. No good in the winter.

Then stop being a think **** and stop using a clipboard to keep warm.

Or better still don't join a stupid group of self back slapping ******s
that think they are the police.

The police already have enough thick as pig **** ignorant ******s working
for them. They certainly do not need another thick **** like yourself
joining them.


--
Adam

{Likes}

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

"charles" wrote in message
...
In article , Gazz wrote:

We get lent a speed gun, we use it and note down the reg number of
vehicles going significantly over the speed limit. Thhe list of them
is passed to the police for action.

So your one of the ****s that can't write down number plates properly,

Every so often i get a letter from the police saying my car has been
spotted by a community speed watch scheme doing a few mph over the
limit, and not to be a naughty boy again.




I have had them from the areas of Birmingham, Norwich, Brighton and
somewhere in wales,

In Surrey we have to write down number plate, make model & colour of the
'offending' vehicle. 3 things must agree before the police take any
action.

--
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Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

******** is Surrey.

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 20:40:32 +0100, Gazz wrote:

Every so often i get a letter from the police saying my car has been spotted
by a community speed watch scheme doing a few mph over the limit, and not to
be a naughty boy again.

I have had them from the areas of Birmingham, Norwich, Brighton and
somewhere in wales,

So all these people in those places have mistakenly reported *your* car to
the police ?? They've *all* mistakenly written down *your* number plate
out of millions in this country ?

VERY strange !! I'd say impossible !!
--
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Hugh Jampton

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

charles wrote:
In article , Gazz wrote:

We get lent a speed gun, we use it and note down the reg number
of vehicles going significantly over the speed limit. Thhe
list of them is passed to the police for action.

So your one of the ****s that can't write down number plates
properly,

Every so often i get a letter from the police saying my car has been
spotted by a community speed watch scheme doing a few mph over the
limit, and not to be a naughty boy again.




I have had them from the areas of Birmingham, Norwich, Brighton and
somewhere in wales,

In Surrey we have to write down number plate, make model & colour of
the 'offending' vehicle. 3 things must agree before the police take
any action.

By 3 things do you mean the person with the speed gun and two like minded
******s?

Action = a letter?

--
Adam

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
charles wrote:
In article , Gazz wrote:

We get lent a speed gun, we use it and note down the reg number
of vehicles going significantly over the speed limit. Thhe
list of them is passed to the police for action.

So your one of the ****s that can't write down number plates
properly,

Every so often i get a letter from the police saying my car has been
spotted by a community speed watch scheme doing a few mph over the
limit, and not to be a naughty boy again.




I have had them from the areas of Birmingham, Norwich, Brighton and
somewhere in wales,

In Surrey we have to write down number plate, make model & colour of
the 'offending' vehicle. 3 things must agree before the police take
any action.

By 3 things do you mean the person with the speed gun and two like minded
******s?

No - 3 things about the vehicle

Action = a letter?

Letter first and 2nd times. A knock on the door the third time.

--
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Using a RISC OS computer running v5.18

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.


--
Tim Watts

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/2012 21:53, Tim Watts wrote:
dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.

I think dennis just had an orgasm...


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Cheers,

John.

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John Rumm wrote:

On 25/03/2012 21:53, Tim Watts wrote:
dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.

I think dennis just had an orgasm...



Thanks John.

Now I have to go to sleep with that image ;-o

Dread to think what my dreams will be like tonight...


--
Tim Watts

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/2012 22:13, Tim Watts wrote:
John Rumm wrote:

On 25/03/2012 21:53, Tim Watts wrote:
dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.

I think dennis just had an orgasm...



Thanks John.

Now I have to go to sleep with that image ;-o

and to make matters worse, now you owe him a new keyboard...

Dread to think what my dreams will be like tonight...

;-)


--
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John.

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"John Rumm" wrote in message
o.uk...
On 25/03/2012 22:13, Tim Watts wrote:
John Rumm wrote:

On 25/03/2012 21:53, Tim Watts wrote:
dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI
tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.

I think dennis just had an orgasm...



Thanks John.

Now I have to go to sleep with that image ;-o

and to make matters worse, now you owe him a new keyboard...

How do you know he keeps his keyboard in the loo?

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In message , John
Rumm writes
On 25/03/2012 21:53, Tim Watts wrote:
dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.

I think dennis just had an orgasm...

And that's while he was wearing a straitjacket


--
geoff

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

In message , ARWadsworth
writes
charles wrote:
In article ,
ARWadsworth wrote:
The Medway Handyman wrote:
On 25/03/2012 12:42, ARWadsworth wrote:
And this is why







http://www.thisisbristol.co.uk/Mind-speed-ndash-ll-watching-warn-volunteers/story-15585996-detail/story.html

he cannot wait to join them.



He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!

It's a volunteer job for someone that failed their PCSO application.


actually, no. It is generally local residents concerned about the
excessively high speeds of vehicles in their area.

And to be honest, that would be the speed of the local residents.

.... trying to escape


--
geoff

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 25/03/2012 23:20, dennis@home wrote:


"John Rumm" wrote in message
o.uk...
On 25/03/2012 22:13, Tim Watts wrote:
John Rumm wrote:

On 25/03/2012 21:53, Tim Watts wrote:
dennis@home wrote:


I suggest an electronic road tax disk with built in GPS and an RFI
tag.
Always catch the speeders and they will stop speeding.

I invoke the power of Godwin...


You Nazi.

I think dennis just had an orgasm...



Thanks John.

Now I have to go to sleep with that image ;-o

and to make matters worse, now you owe him a new keyboard...

How do you know he keeps his keyboard in the loo?



I think it's probably you who keeps his keyboard in the loo, judging by
the ****e you post.

--
Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 13:10:42 +0000 (GMT), "Dave Liquorice"
wrote:

On Sun, 25 Mar 2012 12:54:07 +0100, Andy Cap wrote:

We've had that in a local village for ages and it works far better than
any other method.

Think we have it round here as well, or at least if you ask the local
plod they will get the hairdryer and make a show of using it. Trouble
is the policing has now changed and "our local plod" now cover most
of NE Cumbria...

Hi-viz waist coats hung on gate posts and visible from a distance
work quite well as well. But only for a short while but if they are
moved about the area randomly...

In a village near here they have one of those scarecrow festivals that
seem to be getting more popular. One that on first glance looked like
a speed gun wielding Policeman probably slowed more people down in the
week it was there than any speeding campaign.
What was worrying was the eyesight of drivers who were flashing
headlamp warnings to oncoming motorists That should worry plod as
well,There was a time when a Policeman in his uniform stood out
distinctively ,now with the trend to wear a uniform that in many
cases seems to try and intimidate by looking like SAS Lite anything
with a bit of Hi Viz, bulky waist coat and a hat can look like them.
If anything the scarecrow looked smarter.

G.Harman

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On Mon, 26 Mar 2012 12:51:53 +0100, Tim Watts
wrote:

wrote:

by looking like SAS Lite anything
with a bit of Hi Viz, bulky waist coat and a hat can look like them.

Ironically, the SAS is one job where H&S requires *not* wearing HiViz ;-

True, maybe Military Lite would have been a better phrase. Anyways my
point is really that the Police now appear to dress and behave more
like troops approaching a war zone than acting like the Civil power,
which though they refer to non police as Civilian is still what they
really are. I appreciate that some of their work is not as comfy as
was depicted in Dixon of Dock Green but also feel that to an extent
they have reaped what they have sowed. Probably too long a a subject
to be OT here.

G.Harman

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On Sunday, March 25, 2012 1:08:02 PM UTC+1, The Medway Handyman wrote:

He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!


I saw the cops near here out with their speed guns, wearing hi-viz yellow jackets. They were standing in front of a hi-viz road sign that made them almost invisible, the sneaky gits.

No, Dennis, I wasn't.

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

On 26/03/2012 16:20, Huge wrote:
On 2012-03-26, wrote:
On Sunday, March 25, 2012 1:08:02 PM UTC+1, The Medway Handyman wrote:

He gets his own hi-viz and a clipboard. Oooh the power!


I saw the cops near here out with their speed guns, wearing hi-viz yellow jackets. They were standing in front of a hi-viz road sign that made them almost invisible, the sneaky gits.

(Do you think you could sort your line lengths out?)


No, Dennis, I wasn't.

Even if you were, it's got **** all to do with dennis.


Everything in the world is something to do with Dennis - according to him.

--
Dave - The Medway Handyman www.medwayhandyman.co.uk

dennis is moving to Bristol
 

charles wrote:
In Surrey we have to write down number plate, make model & colour
of the 'offending' vehicle. 3 things must agree before the
police take any action.

By 3 things do you mean the person with the speed gun and two like
minded ******s?

No - 3 things about the vehicle

Action = a letter?

Letter first and 2nd times. A knock on the door the third time.

But still no conviction?

--
Adam