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Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
> Lets do it again next year (when I'll have special glasses for > spotting the ol gendarmerie sitting on bridges). You got nicked? -- Cab :^) - I'm dyslex-spic apparently GSX 1400 - Speedy Zimmerframe. UKRMMA#10 (KOTL), IbW#015, BoB#4, POTM#3, SKA#1 email addy : ukrm_dot_cab_at_rosbif_dot_org UKRM Firefox Extension: http://www.rosbif.org/ukrm/ukrm.xpi The gingeometer: http://www.rosbif.org/ukrm/gingeometer/ |
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Cab wrote:
> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: > > >> Lets do it again next year (when I'll have special glasses for >> spotting the ol gendarmerie sitting on bridges). > > You got nicked? 130 in a 110 I think would normally get you nicked, especially with UK plates. But with lots of apologising, smiling, pidgeon french and some semi gallic shrugs / hand gestures, the nice madam and monsieur sent me on the way with just a "Keep an eye on the signs sir". Result. -- Cheerz - Brownz http://www.brownz.org/ |
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Brownz (Mobile) wrote:
> Cab wrote: > > Brownz (Mobile) wrote: > > > > > > > Lets do it again next year (when I'll have special glasses for > > > spotting the ol gendarmerie sitting on bridges). > > > > You got nicked? > > 130 in a 110 I think would normally get you nicked, especially with > UK plates. > > But with lots of apologising, smiling, pidgeon french and some semi > gallic shrugs / hand gestures, the nice madam and monsieur sent me on > the way with just a "Keep an eye on the signs sir". > > Result. <G> Lucky bugger. Mind you, it's only 20kph over the limit. -- Cab :^) - I'm dyslex-spic apparently GSX 1400 - Speedy Zimmerframe. UKRMMA#10 (KOTL), IbW#015, BoB#4, POTM#3, SKA#1 email addy : ukrm_dot_cab_at_rosbif_dot_org UKRM Firefox Extension: http://www.rosbif.org/ukrm/ukrm.xpi The gingeometer: http://www.rosbif.org/ukrm/gingeometer/ |
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Cab wrote:
> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: > >> Cab wrote: >>> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: >>> >>> >>>> Lets do it again next year (when I'll have special glasses for >>>> spotting the ol gendarmerie sitting on bridges). >>> >>> You got nicked? >> >> 130 in a 110 I think would normally get you nicked, especially with >> UK plates. >> >> But with lots of apologising, smiling, pidgeon french and some semi >> gallic shrugs / hand gestures, the nice madam and monsieur sent me on >> the way with just a "Keep an eye on the signs sir". >> >> Result. > > <G> Lucky bugger. Mind you, it's only 20kph over the limit. You must be blind, as Tog, Ginge and myself approached the area every 4th or 5th oncoming car flashed the headlights. He was cunningly tucked into the corner of said bridge behind bushes though. -- Hog '03 ST4S '96 Bastard12 '89 R100RS '81 XS650 '78 RD400 |
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Hog wrote:
> Cab wrote: >> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: >> >>> Cab wrote: >>>> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: >>>> >>>> >>>>> Lets do it again next year (when I'll have special glasses for >>>>> spotting the ol gendarmerie sitting on bridges). >>>> >>>> You got nicked? >>> >>> 130 in a 110 I think would normally get you nicked, especially with >>> UK plates. >>> >>> But with lots of apologising, smiling, pidgeon french and some semi >>> gallic shrugs / hand gestures, the nice madam and monsieur sent me >>> on the way with just a "Keep an eye on the signs sir". >>> >>> Result. >> >> <G> Lucky bugger. Mind you, it's only 20kph over the limit. > > You must be blind, as Tog, Ginge and myself approached the area every > 4th or 5th oncoming car flashed the headlights. He was cunningly > tucked into the corner of said bridge behind bushes though. Aye, I was sat down low in the cage, and there was greenery and armco between the carriageways there. Alright for you rufty tufty biker types being able to see over the armco ;-) On the way back I was flashed a couple of times by oncoming traffic, both times were for unmarked white peugeot estates parked in laybys on single carriageway roads. No gendarmes wandering around, but in the boot pointing out of the rear window were two hoofing great big camera lens (about the size of pudding bowls). Crafty beggars these French you know. -- Cheerz - Brownz http://www.brownz.org/ |
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On 24 Jul, 11:50, "Brownz @ Work" <someone....@microsoft.com> wrote:
> Hog wrote: > > Cab wrote: > >> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: > > >>> Cab wrote: > >>>> Brownz (Mobile) wrote: > > >>>>> Lets do it again next year (when I'll have special glasses for > >>>>> spotting the ol gendarmerie sitting on bridges). > > >>>> You got nicked? > > >>> 130 in a 110 I think would normally get you nicked, especially with > >>> UK plates. > > >>> But with lots of apologising, smiling, pidgeon french and some semi > >>> gallic shrugs / hand gestures, the nice madam and monsieur sent me > >>> on the way with just a "Keep an eye on the signs sir". > > >>> Result. > > >> <G> Lucky bugger. Mind you, it's only 20kph over the limit. > > > You must be blind, as Tog, Ginge and myself approached the area every > > 4th or 5th oncoming car flashed the headlights. He was cunningly > > tucked into the corner of said bridge behind bushes though. > > Aye, I was sat down low in the cage, and there was greenery and armco > between the carriageways there. > > Alright for you rufty tufty biker types being able to see over the armco ;-) > > On the way back I was flashed a couple of times by oncoming traffic, both > times were for unmarked white peugeot estates parked in laybys on single > carriageway roads. > > No gendarmes wandering around, but in the boot pointing out of the rear > window were two hoofing great big camera lens (about the size of pudding > bowls). > > Crafty beggars these French you know. > Not that crafty - cameras that only snap your front end are not going to pick up many motorcycles... Of course, you were in your Mini, so fair game. (It's a nice car, is that.....) |