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Deacon
07-07-2004, 12:39
oooops!

http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30500-13152251,00.html

i bet hes got plenty of money to replace it :rolleyes:

JB
07-07-2004, 13:02
Twit :rolleyes:

Odd that plod aren't folloing it up though. Could that smack of double standards :nod: :smash:

GrahamB
07-07-2004, 13:04
Twit :rolleyes:

Odd that plod aren't folloing it up though. Could that smack of double standards :nod: :smash:

Yeah strange that :rolleyes: Especially given plod's zealous nature when speed is involved :rolleyes:

AndyT
07-07-2004, 13:08
He was probably on the phone at the time, trying to comfort Ray Parlour http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/uk/3872905.stm

2 Black Lines
07-07-2004, 13:09
He's had it a wee while anyway, it was needing changed. :wack:

Plod should do him. :nod:

McNab
07-07-2004, 13:38
I'm worried that he may feel the need to get on our TV screens with yet another crap gameshow to pay for a new one :eek:

mattpayne
07-07-2004, 13:44
if you follow the speed limits... you shouldnt really have any risk of spinning off the road and smashing a car up... especally if youve something with the grip of one of those....................

its not as if its icy or wet at the moment....

he should be investigated...

TomM
07-07-2004, 13:52
Odd that plod aren't folloing it up though. Could that smack of double standards :nod: :smash:

I don't see why it's a problem. No-one else was involved, no-one was hurt and there's no reason why he had to have been speeding.

They weren't interested in the least when I took my first 200sx into a field ( :annoyed: )

manic_mechanic
07-07-2004, 14:29
Apparently he'd switched the stability control off..........................
And bystanders said it "sounded" fast, but what decent car doesn't! :)

cherry1809
07-07-2004, 14:36
I hate Ferrari's :D What a shame :indiff:

Sibbers
07-07-2004, 14:39
I think he'll have learnt having had his car smashed up... why does everyone feel the need to teach people lessons? 'some' tolerance isn't a bad thing peeps!

manic_mechanic
07-07-2004, 14:41
True, and it would have been a waste not to "explore the performance envelope" of such a vehicle (says the man whos written off many trashy Fords!)

JB
07-07-2004, 14:43
I think he'll have learnt having had his car smashed up... why does everyone feel the need to teach people lessons? 'some' tolerance isn't a bad thing peeps!
My point was nothing to do with being so childish as to teach people lessons :rolleyes: It was that a person not so well know as Mr Wright might not have got away with it, that's all. However, I am heartened that Tombs had the same treatment :thumbs:

Sibbers
07-07-2004, 14:58
My point was nothing to do with being so childish as to teach people lessons :rolleyes: It was that a person not so well know as Mr Wright might not have got away with it, that's all. However, I am heartened that Tombs had the same treatment :thumbs:

Yes, I agree that it's a shame that the average fellow doesn't get away with it too. I misunderstood your sentiment, soz m8!

btw, JB - whats the jap text under your name mean?

Jezz_S13
07-07-2004, 15:40
btw, JB - whats the jap text under your name mean?

cantankerous bastage. :)

Anyone got any pics of the dead frazzle?

Vez
07-07-2004, 15:53
They weren't interested in the least when I Rolled my 200sx into a field

:D