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Stretched SUV
Paul Weaver ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying : In Mile End tonight I watched with amazement at a what can only be described as a genuine american-style stretched SUV. I had the joy of watching a stre-e-e-e-e-e-e-etched Hummer H2 dealing with Hemel's magic roundabout yesterday morning. Hilarious. |
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Stretched SUV
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Aidan Stanger wrote: Nick Leverton wrote: Which of those does Hebrew script fall under, out of interest ? I think it falls under the group not used for numberplates (which includes several Indian scripts), BICBW. Aha, a cunning move on the reverse diagonal. Well done. Nick (just learnt something new) -- http://www.leverton.org/ ... So express yourself |
Stretched SUV
On Tue, 22 Feb 2005 02:03:07 +0000, John Rowland wrote:
"Paul Weaver" wrote in message .. . On Sun, 20 Feb 2005 14:48:57 +0000, Michael Hoffman wrote: Paul Weaver wrote: Did you see the stretched SUV with unreadble number plates pass any police vehicles? Plenty of speed cameras arround, and they're just as good How exactly is a speed camera going to arrest someone for unreadable number plates? Same way that they arrest people for dangerous driving. You dont need traffic police in this day and age, just a few cameras and a call centre in Coventry. -- Everything I write here is my personal opinion, and should not be taken as fact. |
Stretched SUV
Paul Weaver ) gurgled happily, sounding much like
they were saying : Did you see the stretched SUV with unreadble number plates pass any police vehicles? Plenty of speed cameras arround, and they're just as good How exactly is a speed camera going to arrest someone for unreadable number plates? Same way that they arrest people for dangerous driving. Exactly. They can't. |
Stretched SUV
I saw what I thought was a stretch SUV parked on the King's Road one
evening sometime last year. A closer inspection revealed that it was actually two, the front end of one connected by a wrap around shell, of the same colour and painted to look like a stretch vehicle, to the rear end of the other. I think it was a promotional stunt for either a restaurant or club opening. Bendy-SUV? :p -- To reply direct, remove NOSPAM and replace with railwaysonline For railway information, news and photos see http://www.railwaysonline.co.uk |
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