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Re: slight overreaction
I wonder how he believes he made his point!?
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Re: slight overreaction
From BBC website - "Mr Taylor bought the Fiesta for his stepson with the intention of restoring it, but it was beyond economical repair"
Sounds like familiar story i've heard a few times before
Sounds like familiar story i've heard a few times before
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Re: slight overreaction
bakewell001 :From BBC website - "Mr Taylor bought the Fiesta for his stepson with the intention of restoring it, but it was beyond economical repair"
Sounds like familiar story i've heard a few times before
That was the bit I was going to copy and paste and say that 95% of them are
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Re: slight overreaction
Also the point that the tax people are jobsworth baxtered is noteworthy.
Too much letter of the law/spirit of the law gash going on these days.
Too much letter of the law/spirit of the law gash going on these days.
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Re: slight overreaction
Ollybee :I wonder how he believes he made his point!?
Dunno.
Should have just weighed it in with the clamp still attached.
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Re: slight overreaction
Poor mk3, clamped, angle grinded in half, set on fire..
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Re: slight overreaction
he he nice 1
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Re: slight overreaction
Ollie :Dunno.
Should have just weighed it in with the clamp still attached.
That would have been closer to the mark!
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Re: slight overreaction
bit OTT lol i wudnt cut my car in half lol, like poor car lol but yh being clamped outside his own house is a bit silly tho
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Re: slight overreaction
rather than go to the trouble of cut the car in half..cut the clamp off?!?!
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Re: slight overreaction
Andyfloss03 :rather than go to the trouble of cut the car in half..cut the clamp off?!?!
That would have been the better option
If i got clamped, the last thing i would think about is chopping my car in half.
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Re: slight overreaction
I think its more to do with the fact that its no longer a car, so it can't be taxed there for it doesn't matter if its on the road or not. Fair play to the guy, sort of thing I would do lol! Put the traffic warden in the crusher and all.
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Re: slight overreaction
i would of cut the beam in half and left the clamp and wheel on the pavement and pushed rest f car off it to really pi$$ them off!
that way i have not damaged the clamp and also that i would still get to play with a grinder!!!!
that way i have not damaged the clamp and also that i would still get to play with a grinder!!!!
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Re: slight overreaction
thn if ya did tht 2 piss em off u wud get done for criminal damage 2 property or w.e lol pimsle
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