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I was under the impression that these could pick out untaxed, uninsured and mot failure vehicles. So why does the Swinton ad. state that there are one million uninsured drivers out there? Can this be right?

68 to 73 best purchase I ever made, couldn't get out quick enough.

One before the last R09. I did her last Commission 65 to 66 on 803 Squadron Scimitars. Must of been the last of the wooden hulled ones. I only remember Buccaneers, Gannetts, Seavixens and Sopwith pups. My seasickness probably around the same time as Riks mum was suffering from morning sickness. Mmm...

AndyP wrote:

vanman wrote:

AndyP wrote:Hello sailor! The Hermes used to do the same

Quite.
I only had 9 months to get used to it in my 'Mick'
I dont know about you?

A 'Mick' which Ark Royal were you on? Jees we all had bunks. Then again we weren't part timers.

Made me laugh out loud. Clowns everywhere (not in the Audi though?) Good lesson for any of us out there though.......

I have never really believed in "Car Sickness". I knew that in the past some of my Rally co drivers used to get it when looking down at the map or notes. I always found that it was more of a symptom of the drivers use of the controls. The worst was a guy with a new Company Mitsubishi and ...

Austin allaggro blues perhaps, but I doubt if anyone has the blues for that feat of engineering, so must be the burger/coffee lap space.

Strangely Brown wrote:Would new signs on rural roads help?

Afraid it would take toooooo long for some to work it out

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/uk-40996609/motorists-using-dash-cams-to-inform-on-dodgy-drivers Thin end of the wedge? How long before they're swamped with complaints about perfectly ok driving that someone has taken exception to? Not long, It'll be the 40 in a national lot with a dash cam for anyone...

Ants relative to their size can move a lot quicker than we can in our ruddy cars, with or without lanes. Darwin was right we came from apes, ants obviously come from a higher order..