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MOTORISTS GUARANTEED ‘NO’ SPEEDING FINES

Elton

By Elton
December 13, 2006 in Non-Fishing Chat

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Posted December 14, 2006

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Posted December 14, 2006

I tend to hit them at over 50mph, Chuck Norris taught me to leave no witnesses. :lol:

"I gotta go where its warm, I gotta fly to saint somewhere "

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Posted December 14, 2006

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I tend to hit them at over 50mph, Chuck Norris taught me to leave no witnesses.

The A bar helps too, I guess

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Posted December 14, 2006

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No Leon, that fitting you saw is called "bull bars", "A bars" are far more humane and not the sort of sissy thing that I would have fitted on my truck.

To get back on topic, I thought we had speed warning devices on the roads, aren't they called road signs ?

"I gotta go where its warm, I gotta fly to saint somewhere "

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