> Went to pick my wife up from Litchfield the other week,
Did you buy new or second hand?
Bear - 22 Aug 2007 21:09 GMT
> > Went to pick my wife up from Litchfield the other week,
>
> Did you buy new or second hand?
And who did the PDI?

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> Went to pick my wife up from Litchfield the other week, and went over
> the Dudley, and a few other places
>
> Why the f.ck are there so many speed cameras up there ...my god..its
> bloody mad
Litchfield in the Midlands? I think not, it's in Hampshire. Perhaps you
got lost and went to Lichfield?

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> Went to pick my wife up from Litchfield the other week, and went over
> the Dudley, and a few other places
>
> Why the f.ck are there so many speed cameras up there ...my god..its
> bloody mad
I know there are 17 unnecessary speed cameras /each way/ between Rugeley and
Stoke on the A34, and they're mainly very craftily placed. NSL into 40 limit
quite often with the camera right behind the first 40 sign then another 200
yds up the road - normally hidden behind another sign.

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Pip - 22 Aug 2007 19:06 GMT
>Accompanied by the sound of a chisel on slate
>garryaca,<garryaca@yahoo.com> managed to produce the following words of
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>quite often with the camera right behind the first 40 sign then another 200
>yds up the road - normally hidden behind another sign.
The A5 has been like that for a long time - sudden and inexplicable
changes, as you say, from NSL to 50 or 40 - just as the road dips ...
there's a camera. Lots of skidmarks around the camera sites, much
evidence (fragments of lenses) of rearenders in the gutters.
It looks much like some c.nt has had a big bag of Gatso seeds and has
just scattered them along the verges.

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peter@ps-fisher.demon.co.uk - 22 Aug 2007 19:50 GMT
> The A5 has been like that for a long time - sudden and inexplicable
> changes, as you say, from NSL to 50 or 40 - just as the road dips ...
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> It looks much like some c.nt has had a big bag of Gatso seeds and has
> just scattered them along the verges.
Loads of them on roads to the east of the river Severn. Not quite so
bad in Shropshire to the west of Sabrina(1).
Cue jokes about curves.
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Dr Ivan D. Reid - 23 Aug 2007 22:15 GMT
>> It looks much like some c.nt has had a big bag of Gatso seeds and has
>> just scattered them along the verges.
> Loads of them on roads to the east of the river Severn. Not quite so
> bad in Shropshire to the west of Sabrina(1).
> Cue jokes about curves.
http://nylon.net/sabrina/sounds/sabrina-bath.mp3

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raden - 23 Aug 2007 22:20 GMT
>> The A5 has been like that for a long time - sudden and inexplicable
>> changes, as you say, from NSL to 50 or 40 - just as the road dips ...
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>Loads of them on roads to the east of the river Severn. Not quite so
>bad in Shropshire to the west of Sabrina(1).
Shropshire ?
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