Some TO$$ER lied to the police to get me pulled last Friday night
28 March 2005, 05:19 PM
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Some TO$$ER lied to the police to get me pulled last Friday night
Some absolute idiot 
called police and claimed i was driving at traffic and overtaking on double white lines last friday night on a road i hadnt even been near 
, half of kidderminster police were then on the hunt for me and pulled me over, luckily the officer was ok but what really wound me up is the fact that people are so willing to waste police time on a busy weekend night just to upset me. as anyone else ever been involved in anything similar??????
called police and claimed i was driving at traffic and overtaking on double white lines last friday night on a road i hadnt even been near , half of kidderminster police were then on the hunt for me and pulled me over, luckily the officer was ok but what really wound me up is the fact that people are so willing to waste police time on a busy weekend night just to upset me. as anyone else ever been involved in anything similar??????
28 March 2005, 05:21 PM
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Don't worry about it. Nowt as funny as folk you know.
Originally Posted by Lagamorph
Some absolute idiot called police and claimed i was driving at traffic and overtaking on double white lines last friday night on a road i hadnt even been near , half of kidderminster police were then on the hunt for me and pulled me over, luckily the officer was ok but what really wound me up is the fact that people are so willing to waste police time on a busy weekend night just to upset me. as anyone else ever been involved in anything similar??????
called police and claimed i was driving at traffic and overtaking on double white lines last friday night on a road i hadnt even been near , half of kidderminster police were then on the hunt for me and pulled me over, luckily the officer was ok but what really wound me up is the fact that people are so willing to waste police time on a busy weekend night just to upset me. as anyone else ever been involved in anything similar??????
28 March 2005, 05:28 PM
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Must admit, that thought crossed my mind too. Daz
Originally Posted by pslewis
Do you normally drive around like a plank?? Speeding?? Loud Music?? Drainpipe exhaust??
Someone may have decided to give you a lesson??
Pete
Someone may have decided to give you a lesson??
Pete
28 March 2005, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
Do you normally drive around like a plank?? Speeding?? Loud Music?? Drainpipe exhaust??
Someone may have decided to give you a lesson??
Pete
Someone may have decided to give you a lesson??
Pete
a plank = no
speeding = in the police officers own words "who doesnt"
loud music = why would i do that it would drown out the scoobysport burble
maybe i have upset someone but why waste police resources on a lie and not the real reason on why i have upset them.
28 March 2005, 05:40 PM
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Originally Posted by Lagamorph
wondered when the worlds perfect person would turn up
a plank = no
speeding = in the police officers own words "who doesnt"
loud music = why would i do that it would drown out the scoobysport burble
maybe i have upset someone but why waste police resources on a lie and not the real reason on why i have upset them.
a plank = no
speeding = in the police officers own words "who doesnt"
loud music = why would i do that it would drown out the scoobysport burble
maybe i have upset someone but why waste police resources on a lie and not the real reason on why i have upset them.
You say you aren't a plank but DO speed, you don't have bass music pumping out but like the Impreza burble (we all do - I didn't realise you just had the standard exhaust system)
Not sure why you were pulled then ...... you seem to be as perfect as me!!
Pete
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28 March 2005, 05:45 PM
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Your attitude seems to me to be the reason you were snitched on!!
I take it you are as old as you are acting on here? At a guess, 17? 18? 19 tops ...... you can't be in your 20's unless you really are a plank!!
Oh, dear seems like we now KNOW why you were grassed up!!
Pete
I take it you are as old as you are acting on here? At a guess, 17? 18? 19 tops ...... you can't be in your 20's unless you really are a plank!!
Oh, dear seems like we now KNOW why you were grassed up!! Pete
28 March 2005, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Lagamorph
sorry ill get back in my play pen then.
28 March 2005, 05:50 PM
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Originally Posted by Lagamorph
sorry ill get back in my play pen then.
I wouldnt worry to much about it, the Police officer who saw you obviously thought the muppet that rang up was an **** or he would of given you more than advice I would say? As someone else has already pointed out, unfortunately the world is full of spineless idiots who have nothing better to do than call the Police for something so trivial and untrue, time waister! try not to let it get to you mate, its life and we will always have someone there to try and f### it for us! just
at em and smile 
28 March 2005, 06:49 PM
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Some one i know pulled out of work in his type r and 4 police cars pulled him up, he hadnt even driven 50 feet, what the f*cks up with that, one pulling you up and talking to you fair anothe with the amount of cars that get nicked but 4 cars, what a waste of time
28 March 2005, 07:27 PM
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I must admit I rather they wasted police time then open my car door with a baseball bat. Some people are just small minded getting police involved. How many people tho would call the police if they were the victims of really really bad or aggressive driving or would you join them and tailgate and get aggressive back.
28 March 2005, 07:55 PM
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i had a similar thing happen. I overtook a car in my old jeep when it went from a 30 to a 60 zone and later that night i got pulled, and was told I was reported as a possible drunk driver! got pulled 3 times over the following couple of days also! it was a simple and safe overtake, and i hadent been drinking at all!
28 March 2005, 07:56 PM
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pslewis wrote....I find it difficult to accept that you are in your 20's ..... still at home with mummy then, I guess??
By this did you mean that you cant be in your 20's and have a scooby unless you live at home with mummy???
Just curious
By this did you mean that you cant be in your 20's and have a scooby unless you live at home with mummy???
Just curious
28 March 2005, 08:03 PM
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Originally Posted by Notorious
pslewis wrote....I find it difficult to accept that you are in your 20's ..... still at home with mummy then, I guess??
By this did you mean that you cant be in your 20's and have a scooby unless you live at home with mummy???
Just curious
By this did you mean that you cant be in your 20's and have a scooby unless you live at home with mummy???
Just curious
I left home at 20 - nothing makes a man of a boy as much as having to fend for yourself without mummy there to help you.
Pete
28 March 2005, 08:13 PM
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Originally Posted by pslewis
I meant that if in you're in your 20's and you still act like you are 15, the only possible explaination is that you are hanging onto mummies apron strings.
I left home at 20 - nothing makes a man of a boy as much as having to fend for yourself without mummy there to help you.
Pete
I left home at 20 - nothing makes a man of a boy as much as having to fend for yourself without mummy there to help you.
Pete
Well I am now 23... my fiancee 22 (yes the childs mother)....I work in IT as an Accounts Manager, my partner graduated with a 1st class honours degree in Biology and is now in the Police force, we own our own home I have a my99 uk turbo and she has a wee 54 plate corsa.........so Its great when i see all the doubters around where I live as I cruise past them with my scoob burbling away!!!
Sorry.....life story over now...lol!!
28 March 2005, 08:15 PM
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Originally Posted by AndyC_772
So Pete, which was your 10,000th post anyway? I've been out of the country all weekend and I must have missed it 
Had you seen it I'm sure you would have deleted it - just to be 'personal'
Pete
28 March 2005, 08:19 PM
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Originally Posted by Notorious
I work in IT as an Accounts Manager, my partner graduated with a 1st class honours degree in Biology and is now in the Police force, we own our own home I have a my99 uk turbo and she has a wee 54 plate corsa
Those on here who think the world owes them a living should look to you as a fine example!!
Too many mummies boys in their 20's still at home sucking on mums *****!!
Pete
28 March 2005, 08:27 PM
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I dont think you should stereotype people mate, not offence like!
I live at home still at 24. Iv only just finished university last year, dont have a serious girlfriend as we split up last year, and have recently got myself a decent first job straight out of uni.
I have chosen to live at home and use the money im not spending on having my own place to pay debts off, then move out when i have some cash saved up and meet the right bird. untill then im happy as i am. and im not a mummy's boy, far from it
I just live with my family for the meantime. makes sence!
I live at home still at 24. Iv only just finished university last year, dont have a serious girlfriend as we split up last year, and have recently got myself a decent first job straight out of uni.
I have chosen to live at home and use the money im not spending on having my own place to pay debts off, then move out when i have some cash saved up and meet the right bird. untill then im happy as i am. and im not a mummy's boy, far from it
I just live with my family for the meantime. makes sence!