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Bit OT - New Highway Code

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  1. This may have alreay done the rounds in which case I apologise

    http://www.selfmadejournalist.com/newhighwaycode.htm

    Now that explains a lot :-)

    Russ

  2. My messages do not work since I put onspeed in

  3. It's funny because it's true.

    I am a bit worried about the writer, though.It gives the impression it
    was created by a driver of'' way above average abilities'' who is
    frustrated by the presence of other people on the roads .

    TerryJ

  4. On Thu, 3 Feb 2005 13:02:37 -0000, "Russ" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:

    This may have alreay done the rounds in which case I apologise

    http://www.selfmadejournalist.com/newhighwaycode.htm

    Now that explains a lot :-)

    Fairly amusing. Seems to be quite fair in its "treatment" of
    peds/bikes.cars

  5. In news:[email hidden],

    Russ said:

    This may have alreay done the rounds in which case I apologise

    http://www.selfmadejournalist.com/newhighwaycode.htm

    Now that explains a lot :-)

    Russ

    Section 55 should be adopted immediately.
    --

    Martin Bulmer

  6. In news:[email hidden],

    Russ said:

    This may have alreay done the rounds in which case I apologise

    http://www.selfmadejournalist.com/newhighwaycode.htm

    Now that explains a lot :-)

    Russ

    He forgot the national speed limit which applies to short old hatwearing men
    mostly in Rovers on all roads. This is, like the ultimate answer, 42.
    --

    Martin Bulmer

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