oops!!!

I'm torn between saying: "You holier-than-thou ****", "I agree
completely" and "We've probably all done it one time or another...."

So I won't say anything.

 

Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, JP

Oh. Hanging then?

Harsh.

I blame Blunkett.

 

The Older Gentleman wrote

<Nods>

 

Grimley_Feindish" <alan"+ wrote:

My insurers were not really at all interested in what licence I held when I
first insured the CB500.

It made no difference to the premium either, which thought was a bit odd.

--
Dan L (Oldbloke)
My bike 1996 Kawasaki ZR1100 Zephyr
M'boy's current bike 1990 Suzuki TS50X (Heavily fortified)
M'boys NEW bike 2003 Honda NSR125R
BOTAFOT #140, DIAABTCOD #26

 

Ace says...

I can quite happily say that I have only once knowingly ridden without
insurance.

 

He has a third party liability insurance tho.

 

It's six you know. I'm not sure I can make it to the end. I dozed off
about 9 last night, when I woke up and staggered down stairs at gone
midnight eldest was still working his way through online comics. I
really need to take some of the more dodgy ones out of the favourites
list, littlle bastard can do his research like what we had to.

 

Lady Nina says...

Them of "Yes Sir I can boogie"[1] fame.

[1]But they need a certain and thankfully unspecified song

 

Heh. PervScope 2000, ND grey so practically invisible, 802.11g wireless
(base station within about 50m), tracks movement through image analysis and
flesh tone detection, autofocus, 3x optical and 3x digital zoom, 120 hours
on fully charged battery. Oh, and it's got these big spidery legs to
scuttle around the ceiling, following you from room to room...

http://www.redmeat.com/redmeat/

 

So all these people reporting big spiders have actually got your
PervScope in their homes. Good God man, is there no end to your
depravity?

<backs away slowly> Yes, vague memories are stirring, but I'll soon
have them chloroformed and back in the dark recesses of my brain.

summer holidays and online comics.

Ta, one to catch up on when i have a moment.

I've just taken this out

http://sexylosers.com/

 

Heh. Quite good, that.

 

Is today's still suicide prevention week? Some of the archive plot
lines are classics. I like hentai.

 

Most of the hentai I've encountered has been, basically, porn. I'm not
saying that that's a Bad Thing, just that it gets a bit samey. But SL is
pretty funny, as well as having a lot of background/texture, and the odd
genuinely sexy moment.

On suicide:

http://www.harpers.org/NoodlesSuicide.html

 

It depends on the insurance certificate. If it is a condition of

Spoke to a traffic sergeant last night who confirmed what I said. No licence
= no insurance, and offenders will be prosecuted as such. He knows more than
me, and traffic supervisors are the be all and end all with regard to police
procedure when dealing with traffic matters. I'll take his word over
everyones, because he's right even when he's wrong.

 

Hehe. So, who do we believe, children? Filth's FOAF or JP?

 

No licence *will* usually mean no insurance (purely because why would
the person bother - and even if they did then they would have had to
lie on the form stating how long they have had a licence)
However no CBT will *not* result in no insurance - not since the
insurance law changes which stopped insurance companies weedling out
on minor points. If you think about it then if you have an accident
and they find the *smallest* fault on the vehicle (empty washerbottle
etc) then they could refuse to payout - which obviously isnt the case.
And he should know better. And not all traffic supervisors are the
same - some of them advise on the highway code and advise the ACPO
traffic committee dont they?!

 

Your choice!?

 

On Wed, 25 Aug 2004 10:56:31 +0000, Filth wrote:

Not "a" JP, just "JP". So not bollocks in this particular case.

 

I've only read one, but in it he didn't top post.

 

do they? Gosh I'm amazed to hear that.