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Just dodged a drunk-driving ban.....
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Once I went to a posh hotel in Wapping, near The Tower of London,in my pals BMW. I couldn't drive then and so had no licence.
We both got smashed but my pal particularly so. He insisted I drive him home. I remember reversing in the direction of Tower Bridge bunny hopping the car because I couldn't operate the clutch properly due to my inebriation. I got out and left him too it. He drove through Wapping, went over a roundabout and ploughed into a parked car. He drove off. The police later picked him up and he got a large fine and a 3 year ban.
He only avoided jail because he's a mason.
The police don't like it if you hit something and drive off.
I dread to think what would of happened if I had driven the car and had a crash. One and only time I have driven whilst having alcohol in me.Last edited by aussielong; 17 November 2012, 22:49.Comment
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We'd get 3 years of peace on here without seeing your posts?Originally posted by aussielong View PostI dread to think what would of happened if I had driven the car and had a crash.
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Saturday night on an Internet forum? You sad b*stard.Originally posted by AtW View PostWe'd get 3 years of peace on here without seeing your posts?
It's Sunday morning here and I'm off for a 10k run shortly.
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Yeah, of course, best thing I ever did, joining. I murdered 16 people last weekend and got off with a £50 fine coz I'm a Mason too.Originally posted by aussielong View PostOnce I went to a posh hotel in Wapping, near The Tower of London,in my pals BMW. I couldn't drive then and so had no licence.
We both got smashed but my pal particularly so. He insisted I drive him home. I remember reversing in the direction of Tower Bridge bunny hopping the car because I couldn't operate the clutch properly due to my inebriation. I got out and left him too it. He drove through Wapping, went over a roundabout and ploughed into a parked car. He drove off. The police later picked him up and he got a large fine and a 3 year ban.
He only avoided jail because he's a mason.
The police don't like it if you hit something and drive off.
I dread to think what would of happened if I had driven the car and had a crash. One and only time I have driven whilst having alcohol in me.
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Pointless respecting the last two.Originally posted by bless 'em all View PostYour post shows a disturbing lack of respect for yourself, society and the law.
Well we arent short of people, earners yes we are short of them. If someone who contributes to society kills societies parasites would it be sensible to punish them?Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostYeah, of course, best thing I ever did, joining. I murdered 16 people last weekend and got off with a £50 fine coz I'm a Mason too.Last edited by escapeUK; 18 November 2012, 12:09.Comment
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Let's all go round to escapeUK's house, rape his mum while he watches, sell all his possessions on ebay and beat him to death and see if he still thinks it's pointless respecting society and the law.Originally posted by escapeUK View PostPointless respecting the last two.
Well we arent short of people, earners yes we are short of them. If someone who contributes to society kills societies parasites would it be sensible to punish them?
I'd say you were a muppet, but I used to watch the muppet show when I was a kid and I don't think you would have made the grade TBH.While you're waiting, read the free novel we sent you. It's a Spanish story about a guy named 'Manual.'Comment
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You clearly haven't done his mum before.Originally posted by doodab View PostLet's all go round to escapeUK's house, rape his mum while he watches, sell all his possessions on ebay and beat him to death and see if he still thinks it's pointless respecting society and the law.
I'd say you were a muppet, but I used to watch the muppet show when I was a kid and I don't think you would have made the grade TBH.The material prosperity of a nation is not an abiding possession; the deeds of its people are.
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£50? You were robbed.Originally posted by SupremeSpod View PostYeah, of course, best thing I ever did, joining. I murdered 16 people last weekend and got off with a £50 fine coz I'm a Mason too.
Should've just killed 'em.nomadd liked this postComment
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I assume this is a male poster doing their best to pretend to be female?! Bit of a cringey effort..Practically perfect in every way....there's a time and (more importantly) a place for malarkey.
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