A transparant marriage

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Old Greg replied

30 March 2020, 19:17
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

What language was that supposed to be?

Scotsdeutsch.
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BR14 replied

30 March 2020, 18:44
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

What language was that supposed to be?
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scooterscot replied

30 March 2020, 18:41
Originally posted by Old Greg View Post

Wo is der Heathrowthistlehotellen?

What language was that supposed to be?
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Old Greg replied

30 March 2020, 18:37
Originally posted by jamesbrown View Post

You should try to fathom his German, it's rubbish.

It's almost as if there's a pattern.

Wo is der Heathrowthistlehotellen?
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jamesbrown replied

30 March 2020, 16:39
Originally posted by LondonManc View Post

You're telling us that you struggle with the English language like it's news.

You should try to fathom his German, it's rubbish.

It's almost as if there's a pattern.
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LondonManc replied

30 March 2020, 16:32
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Danke dir, zu oft tausche ich fälschlicherweise mein 'e' und 'a'. Really buggers up my spelling at times.

Today my daughter said to me 'today night' meaning this evening but she was obviously thinking 'Heute abend', and for the life of me I could not think of the English for 'today night'!! ARGH!!!

You're telling us that you struggle with the English language like it's news.
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scooterscot replied

30 March 2020, 13:14
Danke dir, zu oft tausche ich fälschlicherweise mein 'e' und 'a'. Really buggers up my spelling at times.

Today my daughter said to me 'today night' meaning this evening but she was obviously thinking 'Heute abend', and for the life of me I could not think of the English for 'today night'!! ARGH!!!
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ladymuck replied

30 March 2020, 12:56
Oh, and

It's transparent
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northernladuk replied

30 March 2020, 12:54
Originally posted by vetran View Post

It's just spooter being a pane.

No need to tell us. We can see right through him.
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vetran replied

30 March 2020, 11:53
Originally posted by ladymuck View Post

KUATB

It's just spooter being a pane.
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ladymuck replied

30 March 2020, 11:26
KUATB
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scooterscot started a topic A transparant marriage

30 March 2020, 10:26
A transparant marriage

Lockdown doesn't apply to me.. cause there's £15 windows on ebay and throws the wife in boot...

Pond scum.

A driver flouted the coronavirus lockdown to pick up £15 windows with his wife in the boot of his car.

The man, who had bought the windows on eBay, was stopped by police on the M6 in Cheshire on Sunday after collecting his purchase in Salford.

Police said his wife had to sit in the boot as she "could not fit in the vehicle" for the return journey to Coventry.

North West Motorway Police issued the man with a traffic offence report.

After the force tweeted news of the 220-mile round trip people reacted with a mixture of shock and disbelief.

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A driver has travelled from Coventry to Salford to collect a £15 EBay purchase of windows. His wife could not fit in the vehicle so she was travelling in the boot for the return journey when stopped on the M6 Cheshire. The driver was given a TOR for the offence.

— North West Motorway Police (@NWmwaypolice) March 29, 2020
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Anthony Collier said: "I am amazed at how many people are still making unnecessary journeys."

Jonny Evans quipped: "Maybe he saw a window of opportunity."

The government has banned all non-essential travel amid the coronavirus pandemic.

Road blocks have been set up in some parts of the country, with police stopping drivers to check their journeys are for an essential purpose.

Coronavirus: Driver stopped on M6 lockdown trip with wife in boot - BBC News
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