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  1. Arsene Wenger wants to ban drivers.

    Well that's what it says on the BBC Sport football page just now. :-)

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/default.stm
    --
    Phil Cook looking north over the park to the "Westminster Gasworks"

  2. Phil Cook said:

    Arsene Wenger wants to ban drivers.

    Well that's what it says on the BBC Sport football page just now. :-)

    Well, some [1] professional footie players do spend a lot of their time
    off playing golf - maybe that's the kind of "driving" they're getting
    at? ;-)

    David Belcher

    [1] Those that don't spend all their spare time indulging in
    binge-drinking and other unsavoury shenanigans [2], anyroad....
    [2] Answers on a postcard please to "Stan Collymore Competition". Oh,
    what a giveaway.

  3. David E. Belcher said:
    Phil Cook said:

    Arsene Wenger wants to ban drivers.

    Well that's what it says on the BBC Sport football page just now. :-)

    [1] Those that don't spend all their spare time indulging in
    binge-drinking and other unsavoury shenanigans [2], anyroad....

    Not a few get involved in unsavoury driving, which can put them in prison
    and injure them. Given that professional footballers are basically chattels,
    I reckon it'd be fine for managers to forbid them to drive.

    Quoted message said:

    [2] Answers on a postcard please to "Stan Collymore Competition". Oh,
    what a giveaway.

    What a complete [censored]. In re: one of his exploits, it severely curtailed my
    off road cycling this winter. Well, not him exactly, but coming across (NPI)
    some people engaging in sex in cars on Cannock Chase (which is one of his
    disgraceful things) really put me off riding there.

    --
    Ambrose

  4. in message <[email hidden]>, Ambrose Nankivell

    (') said:

    What a complete [censored]. In re: one of his exploits, it severely curtailed
    my off road cycling this winter. Well, not him exactly, but coming
    across (NPI) some people engaging in sex in cars on Cannock Chase
    (which is one of his disgraceful things) really put me off riding
    there.

    Would this be the practice colloquially known as dogging?

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

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  5. Simon Brooke said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, Ambrose Nankivell

    (') said:

    What a complete [censored]. In re: one of his exploits, it severely
    curtailed my off road cycling this winter. Well, not him exactly,
    but coming across (NPI) some people engaging in sex in cars on
    Cannock Chase (which is one of his disgraceful things) really put me
    off riding there.

    Would this be the practice colloquially known as dogging?

    Yes. Stan Collymore was caught doing it on Cannock Chase.

    Amusingly, one of the humour columnists in a local newspaper recorded his
    fictional exploits in spamming the dogging websites with adverts for his
    home made jam, farm fresh vegetables, and other countryside trinkets that
    are sold in green belt land. It was quite amusing.

    --
    Ambrose

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