SMIDSY by a copper tonight

[benb]

2: I was filtering along the inside

I thought it was outside, is that right?

 

[ianrauk]

I thought it was outside, is that right?

Inside lane. Drivers side. ie overtaking.

 

[Gary E]

Is it me or is this getting a bit heavy?

I was going to post about a similar incident I had but on second thoughts I'm not sure I could stand up to the cross-examination!

Glad you came safely through what could have been a very nasty experience.

 

[ianrauk]

Is it me or is this getting a bit heavy?

I was going to post about a similar incident I had but on second thoughts I'm not sure I could stand up to the cross-examination!

Glad you came safely through what could have been a very nasty experience.

I'm ok with the cross examination Gary.
After all that's internet forums for you.

 

[Gary E]

Oh well in that case. What's happening with your crazy list numbering system?

Very odd behaviour if you ask me!

 

[ianrauk]

Oh well in that case. What's happening with your crazy list numbering system?

Very odd behaviour if you ask me!

I'm making it all up as I go along

 

[ianrauk]

OK with the illegal breathalizer, OK with the cross examination, put up with much more and your reputation for being up-tight will start to suffer.

wotch yer maaaf sunshyne....

 

[RecordAceFromNew]

Photo of the bruising?

Is the black and blue on his avatar not enough for ya?

 

[clarion]

Flippin eck, ian! Glad you're still with us.

 

[BentMikey]

Inside lane. Drivers side. ie overtaking.

Ah, better to use offside (driver's side) or near side(kerb).

 

[BentMikey]

P.s. was it you tonight?

 

[Matthew_T]

I think the comments about not having to be breathalised legally by police is quite a useful fact.

Whenever I go on my club rides, at the end everyone usually piles into the gym where we meet and has a drink at the bar. Noone gets p1ssed, but it is useful to know that after we have had a drink, we dont legally have to give a sample if anything happens.
That is unless the officer has reason to beleive that someone has been drinking, and then a refusal raises suspicions and puts you in more doo-doo.

 

[subaqua]

I think the comments about not having to be breathalised legally by police is quite a useful fact.

Whenever I go on my club rides, at the end everyone usually piles into the gym where we meet and has a drink at the bar. Noone gets p1ssed, but it is useful to know that after we have had a drink, we dont legally have to give a sample if anything happens.
That is unless the officer has reason to beleive that someone has been drinking, and then a refusal raises suspicions and puts you in more doo-doo.

of course if there are under 18s drinking , buying alcohol for a minor has consequences. and yes i used to get pretty wasted at 16/17 on merrydown cider sat on the Cricket pitch behind the sight screens.

 

[ianrauk]

P.s. was it you tonight?

yes

 

[BentMikey]

I thought so, but I was too busy chatting to the Dutch girl with the cool panniers. :P