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Post by kenny » Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:52 pm

X7LDA wrote:http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... 00+rpm+6th

How did this post get away without a back hander then?!???????????? :roll:

U all loved the speed then.....

That post doesnt mention where it was done, could have been a track for all you know.

and throughout this thread no one has denied spirited driving however there is a time and place, usually the town High Street is not one of those places.

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Post by EliseR » Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:53 pm

X7LDA wrote:http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... 00+rpm+6th

How did this post get away without a back hander then?!???????????? :roll:

U all loved the speed then.....
Good find :)
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Post by EliseR » Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:56 pm

kenny wrote:
X7LDA wrote:http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... 00+rpm+6th

How did this post get away without a back hander then?!???????????? :roll:

U all loved the speed then.....

That post doesnt mention where it was done, could have been a track for all you know.

and throughout this thread no one has denied spirited driving however there is a time and place, usually the town High Street is not one of those places.
Still, it's insane you will agree? :)
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Post by Edin430 » Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:57 pm

I think we all know its not been done on private land :wink:

And I'm merely making an observation :lol:

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Post by VXJON » Tue Nov 27, 2007 10:59 pm

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Post by kenny » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:08 pm

Maybe if he had posted "hey guys i was stopped last night as i was redlining 6th gear, the fascist pig basturt had it in for me cos I am young, its just sooooo unfair" he might have got some pelters for it. :wink: and that comment is tongue firmly in cheek.

Casting up old threads isnt really proving a point though, never have we claimed to be squeaky clean.

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Post by Skyenet » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:21 pm

pete wrote:
What he said up to the idea of going into the local station.
J33

I was going to try and answer the main question you asked in the post but was wanting time to think about it.

I did have a problem with the Police when I discovered that a Police officer had filed a totally false report about a firearms incident (mechanic found air rifle in my boot which I was transporting to Livingston the following day) about me. Only came to light 10 years later when I had a disclosure done for working with kids. I had no idea the info was there and its disclosure resulted in me been banned from my kid's school.

I asked 3 different lawyers what I should do as I wanted to confront the Police Force concerned . Every single lawyer said I would end up getting unwanted attention from the Police :shock: Some bloody country where Police can get away with stuff like that. It took me a year to sort stuff out and felt really depressed.

So maybe a visit to the local Police station isnt the best idea.

I actually did get it sorted by taking a softly softly approach to Disclosure Scotland, 2 Police Forces and my MSP.

Best just keeping out of their way way and not attracting attention. I know they are not all bad but even one can do a lot of damage behind the scenes and its hard to prove them guilty.
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Post by Jamie84 » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:35 pm

X7LDA wrote:http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... 00+rpm+6th

How did this post get away without a back hander then?!???????????? :roll:

U all loved the speed then.....
nice find indeed !!!!

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Post by Jamie84 » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:39 pm

Skyenet wrote:
pete wrote:
What he said up to the idea of going into the local station.
J33

I was going to try and answer the main question you asked in the post but was wanting time to think about it.

I did have a problem with the Police when I discovered that a Police officer had filed a totally false report about a firearms incident (mechanic found air rifle in my boot which I was transporting to Livingston the following day) about me. Only came to light 10 years later when I had a disclosure done for working with kids. I had no idea the info was there and its disclosure resulted in me been banned from my kid's school.

I asked 3 different lawyers what I should do as I wanted to confront the Police Force concerned . Every single lawyer said I would end up getting unwanted attention from the Police :shock: Some bloody country where Police can get away with stuff like that. It took me a year to sort stuff out and felt really depressed.

So maybe a visit to the local Police station isnt the best idea.

I actually did get it sorted by taking a softly softly approach to Disclosure Scotland, 2 Police Forces and my MSP.

Best just keeping out of their way way and not attracting attention. I know they are not all bad but even one can do a lot of damage behind the scenes and its hard to prove them guilty.

Thanks m8 , decided to let it go anyway pretty sure I'll get off with it .

Ive been issued with a sufficient grilling from the dudes on here to make up for it though !

been good banter though :)

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Post by Stu160 » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:45 pm

Just read this ..........what a laugh :lol:

Young amatuers, :roll: you really need to up your game 8)
(but not in 30 limits :wink: )


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Post by Scottd » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:49 pm

Skyenet wrote: If you two think your are getting an earbashing then I can assure you it was nothing compared to the slagging I got off some people years ago on the Yahhoo ..... it turned out that many others felt the same as I did yet hadn't wanted to say anything.....
Iain
Iain, while the silent majority agreed/s with you, I doubt that's the same for these two. :shock:

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Post by Jamie84 » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:51 pm

Scottd wrote:
Skyenet wrote: If you two think your are getting an earbashing then I can assure you it was nothing compared to the slagging I got off some people years ago on the Yahhoo ..... it turned out that many others felt the same as I did yet hadn't wanted to say anything.....
Iain
Iain, while the silent majority agreed/s with you, I doubt that's the same for these two. :shock:

"these two" its sh*t not being part of the gang
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Post by steve_weegie » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:52 pm

j33ama wrote:
X7LDA wrote:http://www.scottishelises.com/phpbb/vie ... 00+rpm+6th

How did this post get away without a back hander then?!???????????? :roll:

U all loved the speed then.....
nice find indeed !!!!
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Post by neil » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:54 pm

j33ama wrote:
Scottd wrote:
Skyenet wrote: If you two think your are getting an earbashing then I can assure you it was nothing compared to the slagging I got off some people years ago on the Yahhoo ..... it turned out that many others felt the same as I did yet hadn't wanted to say anything.....
Iain
Iain, while the silent majority agreed/s with you, I doubt that's the same for these two. :shock:

"these two" sorry we are not in the gang and that .
Very quick with the edit there!

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Post by RDH » Tue Nov 27, 2007 11:55 pm

EliseR wrote:
RDH wrote:
EliseR wrote:J33ama,

Sounds like you and me should definately NOT hook up any time soon in our cars :D Like me, sounds like you love to show off your car, and the busier the place the better. I loving nothing more than to scream from zero to forty at a set of lights on Glasgow road (edi) as fast as possible. Maybury Road (edi) is fantastic too, but I have come to realise, too many people are watching and too many people can be unpredictable making our drving styles potentially deadly. Im not preaching, and if I am, its to myself too! Just reading this has made me realise that these cars CAN and often DO result in a complete change in attitude within a person. I get in the car and feel like superman, I feel better than everyone else, and I feel that if I can, I should push the car to what I perceive to be its limits, and make sure everyone around knows it!

I dont want slaughtered for posting how much of a twat I can be in the car. My excuse is I have only been driving for 6 months and as such, I have the whole "new kid with a car" as well as the "lotus factor" to contend with. My driving over the last month or two has improved dramatically, I am much more aware of my surroundings and the people who I can affect with my sometimes insane driving. I feel like I am learning at a seriously fast pace, and my respect for other road users whilst still on the short side, is growing.

For the record, I have been pulled 9 times in the Elise, and 3 in one night (said night ended in the grassmarket incident). That was 3 months ago, and I haven't been pulled since - proves I am getting better.
You c0Ck!
Mr Perfect, have you EVER been in your car and done something silly / dangerous?
I never said I was perfect behind the wheel -far from it! But to the same extent I'd never brag about it! And being "new kid with a car" is never an excuse for being a c0ck behind the wheel - which if reading between the lines - is what you're pretty much admitting to!

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