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04 November 2005, 12:09 PM
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Originally Posted by fatherpierre
You must have stopped somowhere where it's pretty clear you're not meant to??
04 November 2005, 12:29 PM
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Originally Posted by hedgehog
Yeah, in the police parking space in front of the donut shop, or maybe blocking the access to the local Masonic Lodge. Young people have no respect for law and order these days.
Do you ever change the record?
04 November 2005, 12:38 PM
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Originally Posted by MJW
Is that a mild hint of cynicism in your post hedgehog ? 
http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/news/a...832055A000?ver
Police exams 'easier than GCSEs'
1 November 2005
Low entrance requirements mean police are ill-equipped to combat crime, a report from influential former watchdogs has warned.
Chris Woodhead, ex-chief inspector of schools who co-authored the Politeia study, said entrance exams are easier than GCSEs.
Bright officers move on to careers elsewhere, leaving the service with those who appear incompetent and unable to inspire confidence, the report warns. University graduates need to be fast-tracked to provide forces with the leadership they need.
04 November 2005, 01:21 PM
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somehow I don't think he's ignorant 
Why should he have to accept the option of a driving lesson - he's probably thinking of the principle of the thing..almost admitting that he held no consideration for the pedestrian.
surely if he was ignorant, he would'nt have slowed down at all?
workman was probably leaning on his broom waiting for his tea break
Why should he have to accept the option of a driving lesson - he's probably thinking of the principle of the thing..almost admitting that he held no consideration for the pedestrian.
surely if he was ignorant, he would'nt have slowed down at all?
workman was probably leaning on his broom waiting for his tea break
Originally Posted by rr_ww
Hey, he had the option of the Driving lesson, but chose not to. So hes an ignorant.
04 November 2005, 01:40 PM
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According to the BBC report: The road was flooded, which was why the workmen were there. This wasn't a little puddle that you might just miss. Therefore 15mph was too clearly too fast. He pleaded guilty and also admitted he was wrong, so what's all the fuss? Got what he deserved IMHO.
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