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It's ok Ron the screen is toughened and will survive we were told it will survive drinks spill ages too so all good


Opal white GT with type 1 matt stripe.
 
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gadgetpuk said:
So Amazon delivered today :)



Opal white GT with type 1 matt stripe.


One outa 3 AINT bad ie that DA polisher.................Puk... :thumbup: Harry Potter :wtf: The Hobbit aint seen it and not in any rush to either Lothr Ran out of steam badly after the "Two Towers" and Prequels are seldom never any better just my opinion
 
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gadgetpuk said:
Well I love all those films the harry potter are to replace the first ones I had on DVD LOTR the whole trilogy brilliant though the last one went on a bit at the end farewell frodo scene.

The Hobbit not seen yet but not sure how they will stretch it into a trilogy as for prequels the new version of The Thing is really good as was x-men first class.

The DA polisher though I'm excited to get it I'm a little nervous about trying it out ......excited but apprehensive :)


Opal white GT with type 1 matt stripe.


The new version of the THING is not a new version...Its what happened prior to the Thing its good 7/10 Not a prequel but kinda :wtf:
 
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What a Tinkers Armpit, I have just learned that North Yorkshire has just trebled it's mobile speed camera vans :thumbdown: We will now have three to dodge :lol: Still no static ones though :clap:
 
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OO58RON said:
What a Tinkers Armpit, I have just learned that North Yorkshire has just trebled it's mobile speed camera vans :thumbdown: We will now have three to dodge :lol: Still no static ones though :clap:

Apparently the West Midlands are no longer replacing the film in our static cameras, but relying solely on mobile speed cameras now. They're still to leave the static ones in place as a deterrent though.

http://www.carsite.co.uk/news/article/s ... lice/13770

Still, I don't think I fancy risking it :lol:
 
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Is it live or is it not :eusa-think:

Just not worth the risk. :?


Problem with the mobile units is that your camera alerts will not pick them up :thumbdown:
But I think the law says that there has to be a warning/sign, on approach of ALL types of camera :eusa-think:
It might be worth while, when passing a camera warning notice, adding it to your POI, even if there's no static camera in sight, as this could be a future mobile unit site. :cool:

There's a couple of locations in Swansea that have the signs up but there's no static camera's, but very often you will find a mobile unit lurking about there :evil:
 

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The signs say Speed Cameras operate in this area or something along those lines. Doesn't mean that they are fixed cameras but that mobile units operate in the area.
 
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RCZ1 said:
The signs say Speed Cameras operate in this area or something along those lines. Doesn't mean that they are fixed cameras but that mobile units operate in the area.

Yep, it's all in the wording... :cool:
 
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So I'm on my way home from work and decide to pull into a local Texaco for some diesel, I go inside to pay and on my way out I see a fella filling up a Mercedes Kompressor, now I don't know why but something just clicked in my head and made me look at the number plate, and so there I was witnessing my first "fill up & drive off", the numbers and letters on the plate had been altered with black insulation tape. :eek:
This is in broad day light at 2pm, I had to stare at the car and the fella for a while just for it to sink in, I couldn't believe what I was seeing, I thought it was my imagination, so just in case I was about to make a prat of myself and save myself from shrieking out "THIEF" like a big girl, I decided to let a sales assistant know, who was cleaning the pumps nearby, he walked over to take a look at the plates and speak to the fella, and then it happened, all hell broke loose, the "bandit" jumped in his car realising he had been collard and sped off with the petrol pump knozzle still in the tank, petrol was gushing all over the place, he had ripped the knozzle clean away from the feed pipe. :crazy:

Now at this time my self preservation mode started to kick in, so I decided to be a real hero............. :evil: and threw myself straight behind a very large wall,and waited for the big bang, fire and explosion :helpme: :oops: :lol:

Armageddon never came, so as all the commotion was going off I just decided to jump in my car and drive off, the bandit was 2 or 3 cars ahead of me going like a bat out hell weaving in and out of the traffic, nobody was going to stop this fella :crazy:
I thought that was the last of it, but because I paid by card the garage had my details and I've just had a phone call from the plods who traced me through my bank card and I'm now waiting for the plods to arrive and take some details from me :roll:

Anyway cut a long story short, if you see a silver Mercedes Kompressor with a dodgy looking reg, and the filler cap is hanging off, tell the driver the Swansea plods would like to speak to him.

WHY ME !!
Life is never dull with Jactac :lol: :lol:
 

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How exciting (and scary) that must have been! Well done for pointing out what was happening because too many people turn a blind eye to such things, the crooks get away with it and then more of us suffer the consequences. :thumbup:
 

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My god, that was scary. Anything could have happened. But good for you for spotting it and reporting it. Like something out of the Professionals.... Are you Bodie or Doyle?
 
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Good on you Jactac!

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RCZ1 said:
My god, that was scary. Anything could have happened. But good for you for spotting it and reporting it. Like something out of the Professionals.... Are you Bodie or Doyle?

Bodie & Doyle :lol:
More of a Keystone Cop :eusa-think:

To be honest what narked me most was that if this fella didn't want to pay for his fuel, then there was no way was he paying for his insurance, and knowing luck next time I saw him he would probably be running into the back of me :evil:

Apparently this filling up and driving off is rife in this area, according to my new policeman friend :dance:
Bet the neighbours are pulling their hair out wondering whats going on after seeing his Traffic Volvo parked outside the house for an hour, ;)

"Oh look Maureen, No7 are at it again" :lol: :lol:
 
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jactac said:
Now at this time my self preservation mode started to kick in, so I decided to be a real hero............. :evil: and threw myself straight behind a very large wall,and waited for the big bang, fire and explosion :helpme: :lol:

There's no shame in "self preservation"...the world needs good guys like you!

Anyhow, :clap: for spotting the dodgy reg plate (your "spidey sense" was obvious tingling) and for taking some action in reporting the fella who sounds like a deranged jakey! Hopefully the law will catch up with him and, at the very least, he'll have incurred a hefty repair bill for his Merc.
 
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mrizzle said:
jactac said:
Now at this time my self preservation mode started to kick in, so I decided to be a real hero............. :evil: and threw myself straight behind a very large wall,and waited for the big bang, fire and explosion :helpme: :lol:

There's no shame in "self preservation"...the world needs good guys like you!

Anyhow, :clap: for spotting the dodgy reg plate (your "spidey sense" was obvious tingling) and for taking some action in reporting the fella who sounds like a deranged jakey! Hopefully the law will catch up with him and, at the very least, he'll have incurred a hefty repair bill for his Merc.
Chances are the car was nicked.
 
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I thought it may be stolen, but then I thought why bother to change the letters & numbers on a stolen car.
Police said no car of that description had been reported :eusa-think:

Anyway from now on I'm gonna stick with Asda for my fuel, it's not as much fun, but's it's a few pence cheaper and a hell of a lot safer :lol: :lol:
 
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mrizzle said:
jactac said:
Now at this time my self preservation mode started to kick in, so I decided to be a real hero............. :evil: and threw myself straight behind a very large wall,and waited for the big bang, fire and explosion :helpme: :lol:

There's no shame in "self preservation"...the world needs good guys like you!

Anyhow, :clap: for spotting the dodgy reg plate (your "spidey sense" was obvious tingling) and for taking some action in reporting the fella who sounds like a deranged jakey! Hopefully the law will catch up with him and, at the very least, he'll have incurred a hefty repair bill for his Merc.

Cheers Rizzo, :thumbup:
Yeah a Merc, it's one of the last cars you would think be involved in a run off. The world, well Swansea anyway, is going mad :crazy:
 
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