Adverts on police cars?

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greenlake replied

4 November 2015, 19:20
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Adverts on police cars?

Hopefully, they have more success than their ads FOR the police....
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vetran replied

4 November 2015, 14:29
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

Bleedin' ell whos the greasy gimp on the website, I have just eaten

Isn't that Brillo's Tinder picture?
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MrMarkyMark replied

4 November 2015, 14:19
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

I thought they did: Police

Bleedin' ell whos the greasy gimp on the website, I have just eaten
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darmstadt replied

4 November 2015, 14:13
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

They must have seen that article, someone posted on here, about a guy supplementing their income doing it.
Why stop at cars, they could advertise on their uniforms too?

I thought they did: Police
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MrMarkyMark replied

4 November 2015, 13:39
Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post

Why can't we just pay to get out of jail? I am sure it would cost more than £200.

In many countries you can, in a fine "upstanding" one, like this, you can't .
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BrilloPad replied

4 November 2015, 13:31
Why can't we just pay to get out of jail? I am sure it would cost more than £200.
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MrMarkyMark replied

4 November 2015, 13:26
Originally posted by barrydidit View Post

On their truncheons too; 'Buy Elastoplast today!'

Or tazers "buy a hospital pass today"
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barrydidit replied

4 November 2015, 13:23
Originally posted by MrMarkyMark View Post

They must have seen that article, someone posted on here, about a guy supplementing their income doing it.
Why stop at cars, they could advertise on their uniforms too?

On their truncheons too; 'Buy Elastoplast today!'
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MrMarkyMark replied

4 November 2015, 13:14
They must have seen that article, someone posted on here, about a guy supplementing their income doing it.
Why stop at cars, they could advertise on their uniforms too?
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AtW replied

4 November 2015, 13:13
"Drive this car for £199 per month"

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BrilloPad started a topic Adverts on police cars?

4 November 2015, 13:09
Adverts on police cars?

Logos for brands such as easyJet would create money for police forces | Daily Mail Online

Maybe a bacon seller would be interested? Or no-win no-fee lawyers.
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