nik52wrx

I'm surprised blocking a pavement in a residential area isn't an offence.

Bored Secretary

I'm on my phone and so threads are quite hard to navigate, so please excuse the obvious stupidity of this question, but can someone remind me why letting his tyres down and reporting him to the authorities with their 'suspicions' is more preferable than having a friendly word with a neighbour?

I'm amazed this thread got more than two replies. One serious answer of 'talk to him' and one comedy answer of 'burn his van to the ground'. The fact it's turned into a three-pager...

CharlySkunkWeed

iTrader: (7)

At least this guy is trying , not paring in the street but his garden instead. Not sure I want to look out at it though !

Carnut

Thats a r series topline, nice truck, could have the v8 to.

CharlySkunkWeed

iTrader: (7)

You see a nice truck , I see a big feckin red eye sore !

Well , its not too bad but it draws my eye away from my garden.

nik52wrx

Never mind the truck what's with the massive flue and metal clad house extension

Carnut

Drugs .( cannabis )

CharlySkunkWeed

iTrader: (7)

Lol , that my herbal farm.

Its actually butchers/cafe/farm shop. My wife works there but to get to it she has a 10 min walk ! I keep telling her I'll put a ladder over the wall but she says no.

GC8

You need an operators licence to carry your own goods too, but the requirements are less stringent and the disc will be a different colour.

The Traffic Commissioner will still act if they break the rules though.

ALi-B

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I'd rather look at that than a Caravan. On the other end of the street where I used to live it seemed a collective of residents decided to try and beat each other at getting the biggest caravan possible on their drive. The street started to look like a bunch of pikeys had set up camp there.

CharlySkunkWeed

iTrader: (7)

If it was a caravan I wouldn't be able to see it , its nearly twice the height.