didi w203
Active Member
That was very good of you. People who pay their fines when they've committed an offence are to be applauded.
Cheers dude. Maybe I could of haggled in my native tongue and got a discount lolol.
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That was very good of you. People who pay their fines when they've committed an offence are to be applauded.
People who pay their fines when they've committed an offence are to be applauded.
And people who dont commit offences, should be given medals.
Off to get mine
Dont forget to use the green cross code when you wanna cross the road
Here's one for the Muslim members of our community to console themselves with :
http://tinyurl.com/k47auzn
Driving in the middle lane on an empty road does tend to piss people off.
The original post reads like a chip on the shoulder wind up to me.
The O/p clearly says he was in the wrong on two occasions, then is deliberately evasive to the Policeman, claims the Policeman was threatening and abusive, (using language I doubt any modern Police would use), then pulls the religion card.
I take it it is April 1st today?
Now you're being silly....
If the road is empty, there are NO cars on the road. That must include the one in the middle lane, which is therefore not there.
Anyone have a view on how many angels can dance on the head of a pin?
If the road is empty, there are NO cars on the road. That must include the one in the middle lane, which is therefore not there.
Like Schrodinger's cat; it both does and doesn't....
In any given instant in time any moving vehicle is stationary.
Heidegger gets pulled over by the police
"Can you tell me how fast you were going sir?"
"No but I can tell you exactly where I am"
Like King Canute and the waves, Schroedinger's cat is often misinterpreted.
Canute ordered back the waves to prove to his sycophantic followers how powerless he really was. Schroedinger published his thought experiment to demonstrate how quantum physics doesn't apply to large (read bigger than fundamental particles) objects.
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