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Best of all it is a 2004 model. So really dirty. Probably even more dirty than NLyUK.
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Earth killer! Death sentence is too good for 'im.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostDo you mind! I recently doubled the worth of my car. I filled it with diesel....
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They’d get more time for carrying a screwdriver without cause than they would for stealing plates worth more than your car.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostGot the plates replaced at Halfords. They had to be glued on - the plates were ripped off and the threads of the screws messed up.
Can thieves not even operate a screwdriver now?
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Gammon signalling at its finest.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostOnce you report it as a crime then you may be asked by your local plod to make your number plate distinctive - I stuck black tape over the EU flag that was on my number plate. Two birds one stone.
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Bloody... ah, never mind.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostI suggest being handcuffed and thrown into a Manchester canal.....
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Got the plates replaced at Halfords. They had to be glued on - the plates were ripped off and the threads of the screws messed up.
Can thieves not even operate a screwdriver now?
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The Manchester Sh!t Canal?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostA proper post on reply #5! Usually I have to wait until reply #10 for sense.
One numpty even posted the same comment twice.
I wish there was a mod who could delete the noise.
And I have changed my mind about death penalty. I suggest being handcuffed and thrown into a Manchester canal.....
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A proper post on reply #5! Usually I have to wait until reply #10 for sense.Originally posted by Zigenare View PostOnce you report it as a crime then you may be asked by your local plod to make your number plate distinctive - I stuck black tape over the EU flag that was on my number plate. Two birds one stone.
One numpty even posted the same comment twice.
I wish there was a mod who could delete the noise.
And I have changed my mind about death penalty. I suggest being handcuffed and thrown into a Manchester canal.....
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I am permie now. Massive salary, healthcare, sick pay, etcetc.Originally posted by SimonMac View PostWhat kind of contractor has a "battered old car"
NCOTBAC
Cars always get scratched in car parks and such like. I never worry where I leave the car. And when I cut people up they never want to go anywhere near it - they don't want to damage their precious "penis extensions".
It generally attracts little attention Until now.....
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Once you report it as a crime then you may be asked by your local plod to make your number plate distinctive - I stuck black tape over the EU flag that was on my number plate. Two birds one stone.Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post... who steal number plates from battered old cars.
No sign of crime use yet - I expect a flood of letters from tfl etc. soon.
All instances of my number plate will get pulled over by ANPR over the next 3 months - including me. Little chance of police being on the road these days.
At first I thought I would have to get the car recovered to Wales. Then that I would need registration document sent down. It seems Halfords will accept a photo/scan - as I have been a good customer for 12 years.
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What kind of contractor has a "battered old car"Originally posted by BrilloPad View Post... who steal number plates from battered old cars.
No sign of crime use yet - I expect a flood of letters from tfl etc. soon.
All instances of my number plate will get pulled over by ANPR over the next 3 months - including me. Little chance of police being on the road these days.
At first I thought I would have to get the car recovered to Wales. Then that I would need registration document sent down. It seems Halfords will accept a photo/scan - as I have been a good customer for 12 years.
NCOTBAC
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I don't support the death penalty. Just pay back the taxes you owe.
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