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No, you didn’t mention IT at
No, you didn’t mention IT at all or that it was lowly.
Nor that it wasn’t a botany department.
You seem to be reading a lot of what you want into the situation.One of my friends years ago
One of my friends years ago was running in town (I think he was on his way back from the park) and was approached by police due to a nearby robbery.
“Can I have your name sir?”
“Yes, it’s Dr Owen.”
“Right you are sir”
How dare they study for 3 years to get a PhD and call themselves Dr.I am also suspicious of anyone who has to big up the fact they have a phd.A while back I contracted at Oxford University. It always made me laugh how many junior departmental admin staff had PHDs in shitty subjects like botany and insisted on using the title Dr.
What’s your highest qualification?
What subjects are in this ‘shitty’ list?
If only there were a way of
If only there were a way of avoiding this.
When I read this, I was in a
When I read this, I was in a country pub and had a quick read.
On leaving the pub car park, I pulled up at the exit to find 3 drivers from my left all ignoring the new 20 mph sign, on the wrong side (due to parked cars) of the narrow road, ignoring the junction ahead (danger of drivers pulling out with reduced visibility) where there were lots of cars parked in and around the junction. They carried on in excess of 30 mph I’d say.
I don’t think any of them were thinking of other vehicles (as suggested in the link) or displayed any hazard perception.
Smdsy – I should be
Smdsy – I should be controlling that. How novel if it were not for the deaths which occur.John Smith wrote:
I would be supprised if the ticket machines even let a ticket be printed without a reg number.
B1KE N+1
The last review (2 years ago ?) said it won’t happenIt could be used as an argument for licensing bikes.. I think we best just keep quiet on this one. Nothing to see here.Though assume you are jesting.
In the UK, you have to be a local authority or police or dvla.Out of curiosity: from what stage can they decide to remove a vehicle or put a clamp/lock on it? In Belgium police have to order that, not the rent-a-cops.But they do on occasion remove bicycles that are obstructing e.g. a sidewalk. When you get there, all there is, is a sticker on the ground stating ‘Bicycle removed on police order, phone…..’. And you only get it back after paying a handsome ransom (and being able to describe the bike or prove ownership).
Some London boroughs will remove vehicles which are causing an obstruction.
The dval will clamp and remove vehicles for non payment of ved.
Police will remove vehicles with no insurance.
Surely they must know one
Surely they must know one another and it was a joke ?
ktache wrote:
Nice. Speaking of helmet debates, we’ve not heard from the newly reserected BtBS for a few days. He didn’t push it a bit far again did he?
I assumed the mods caught up with him starting up as a new user. I think I mentioned before that one of your posts about cibm/btbs had disappeared. No idea which topic now though !
<whoosh>In other shock news, after the conviction of Britian’s worst serial rapist, Manchester Police tell all men going out for a drink to wear male chastity belts to protect them just in case they are drug raped.Surely, just common sense.
You know, from the thread on the live blog, just like locking up your bike isn’t it.
link please?
Same here, script blocker, ad
Same here, script blocker, ad blocker.It’s ok today, so I guess the convoluted upstream daisy chaining of servers has been tweaked.
ie rebooted !Just invite btbs round next
Just invite btbs round next time.Best post of yours I have
Best post of yours I have ever read.
