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tommysmithfromleeds 2 Dec 2009 22:02

hahaha, was it a good night then dodger?

palace15 2 Dec 2009 22:40

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Originally Posted by Dodger (Post 266388)

Does that mean you're Limp ?

Dodger 2 Dec 2009 23:20

a policeman's lot
 
There was a time when I had considered a career in the policeforce ;
http://msnmand.dk/image/115779/0/450/380


:eek3:

tommysmithfromleeds 2 Dec 2009 23:21

"You do not have to boobs anything...err...I mean say anything..."

Dodger 2 Dec 2009 23:25

But I could see that the job was going to be too stressful.
http://izismile.com/img/img2/20091006/policemen_00.jpg

palace15 3 Dec 2009 00:32

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Originally Posted by Dodger (Post 266397)
There was a time when I had considered a career in the policeforce ;
http://msnmand.dk/image/115779/0/450/380


:eek3:


Erica Roe...........remember her well!

Mick O'Malley 3 Dec 2009 07:52

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Originally Posted by dave ede
What a mixed bunch posted so far in this thread, I can't believe they way a few support the courts:eek3:

Good on 'Dodger' and a few others that are against these ideas, sorry, but the rest of you are spineless.

OK. I'll hold my hands up, I'm a spineless law abiding citizen and I apologise for supporting the locking up of all those murderers and kiddy fiddlers. The sooner anarchy's restored and we can all ride like morons the better. Law and order? That's for nancy boys!

I wish I was a real man.

p.s. Bike show was OK: saw a few travel chums and picked up a 2010 TT catalogue for some light entertainmant (can't wait to get the titanium ear plug holder). I got there at lunch time, headed for the incredibly poorly signposted bike park where a numbered tag was attached to the bike and I was given a matching wrist tag as an anti theft precaution - good idea. Depressing that I was only bike no. 142 for the day: oh no, it's drizzling, I'll have to take the car. Sad.

Regards, Mick

Dodger 3 Dec 2009 15:54

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Originally Posted by Mick O'Malley (Post 266428)
OK. I'll hold my hands up, I'm a spineless law abiding citizen and I apologise for supporting the locking up of all those murderers and kiddy fiddlers. -----.

Regards, Mick

Obviously you are confused , this thread concerns speeding and not murderers and paedophiles .

Pigford 3 Dec 2009 19:40

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Originally Posted by Mick O'Malley (Post 266283)
This seems an excellent precedent. If it discourages irresponsible riding, good. If it results in irresponsible riders being punished, good. If it results in their being banned, better still. What part of the 60mph limit don't they understand? I don't get the pack mentality, and, other than for track days, I don't see the point of sports bikes. On the three occasions I've run foul of the law on two wheels since I first rode in 1964 (two in 1966), I've paid up without complaint. I know when I'm in the wrong. If you don't want to be fined/collect points/be banned you know the answer, it's not rocket science.
Regards, Mick

You daft old fart :rolleyes2:

palace15 3 Dec 2009 20:02

Last edited by Mick O'Malley : 11 Hours Ago at 10:03. Reason: Forgot a bit.


Althzeimers also kicked in! :rofl:

Mick O'Malley 4 Dec 2009 08:53

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Originally Posted by Dodger
Obviously you are confused , this thread concerns speeding and not murderers and paedophiles.

Er, no. It concerns respect for the courts and responsible adult behaviour. I'm appalled that there's support here for lying your way out of trouble. Is this what you tell your children? Don't worry son, if you're ever caught doing something wrong, just tell a few porkies. Good to know that integrity and honesty aren't dead.

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Originally Posted by Pigford
You daft old fart :rolleyes2:

Good to know that intelligent reasoned debate and respect for the other guy's point of view aren't dead either.

Quote:

Originally Posted by dave ede
Reason: Forgot a bit.

Althzeimers also kicked in! :rofl:

It was my brief report on my visit to the Bike Show, which I'd overlooked. Nice cheap shot Dave.

I really don't want to have to answer any more of the ill-considered juvenile drivel I've read here. It's the first time I've visited this forum, and it'll probably be the last. I'll leave you to play in peace. Tits and support for Power Rangers - I could get The Sun and MCN for those, but thankfully I've moved up to The Beano.

Regards, Mick

Dodger 4 Dec 2009 15:24

" --- I've moved up to The Beano "



http://www.artienne.co.uk/comixi5.jpg


That's wise move .

But be careful ,Dennis the Menace ,Minnie the Minx ,Roger the Dodger are all mischievous rule breakers !
Please don't follow their example .




You might end up behind bars :
http://www.startlicensing.co.uk/star.../the-beano.jpg

Dodger 4 Dec 2009 17:01

Unlike you Mick , I have never fallen foul of the law on two wheels .As a triple offender you should have more respect for the law and learnt your lesson the first time .[ "people in glasshouses should not throw stones !"]:nono:


The courts are not infallible , cases like this are often just showcases to help define a precedent .
It is a citizen's right to petition for change if he thinks the law is unjust.
If I was living in the UK ,I would be proud to sign the petition .

This is the HU bar [ no useful content required] ,if you make a bold statement designed to provoke comment , don't be surprised when other members take the bait .

Somehow you equate an offence against the road traffic act [ or whatever it is called these days ] with murder ,paedophilia and "instructucting our children to lie to the police ".
As a self confessed triple offender you have been hoisted by your own petard .

electric_monk 4 Dec 2009 20:20

The bottom line of this story is not about condoning breaking the law or trying to wriggle out of the consequences should you be caught.

It is about being held responsible for the actions of others who may or may not be in your company while riding.
It is ridiculous that they are trying to do this when, (despite ASBO's etc) parents are not being held accountable for actions of underage children who transgress the law

Mick, I don't agree with your opinion, but that is the whole thing about opinions everyone has one and is entitled to have one and to voice it. I'm sure if we met up at a HUBB event we'd have great craic despite difference's of opinions.

I don't think anyone is deliberately trying to insult you here(quiet at the back), I think it is all a bit of harmless banter and I hope you do chose to come back into this forum again. I think that if you read through the whole thread again that you will see it very closely resembles the sort of conversation that would go on in any Bar.

palace15 5 Dec 2009 00:38

Quote:

Originally Posted by electric_monk (Post 266667)
The bottom line of this story is not about condoning breaking the law or trying to wriggle out of the consequences should you be caught.

It is about being held responsible for the actions of others who may or may not be in your company while riding.
It is ridiculous that they are trying to do this when, (despite ASBO's etc) parents are not being held accountable for actions of underage children who transgress the law

Mick, I don't agree with your opinion, but that is the whole thing about opinions everyone has one and is entitled to have one and to voice it. I'm sure if we met up at a HUBB event we'd have great craic despite difference's of opinions.

I don't think anyone is deliberately trying to insult you here(quiet at the back), I think it is all a bit of harmless banter and I hope you do chose to come back into this forum again. I think that if you read through the whole thread again that you will see it very closely resembles the sort of conversation that would go on in any Bar.


Well said that man:thumbup1:


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