Just avoided an accident.

That explains the amount of strange people I have come across then.

glammanana

Is it a full moon this week?.

Frank

Elegran

You can only see the police sign when it is lit up so I think it is classed as unmarked.

Frank

fIt wasn't exactly unmarked then, Frank, was it?

shysal

The blue and red lights were lit and the sign was on which said police.

Frank

hic

Typho Now yow you feel

Glam I know you you I was the same when mine got married, don't forget to break your shoes in though as otherwise you will be in agony. X

Frank, how did you know it was a police car if it was unmarked? Did you stop and have your say?

Thanks Nonu,I am now so excited about it can't wait,I have the biggest hat you can inagine and just love it I keep getting it out of the box to try it on !! how daft is that ? and 6" heels fabulous in silver just need to walk in them now.Must go I've messed up the thread

Hi to you glam, why not , I am very proud of your weight loss, you will be mother of the groom of the year.

Well done you .xx

Hi Nonu nice to see you catch up soon ?

Same difference , anyway it is now revenue and customs, and that has been a big mistake ,thanks to brown.

You certainly seem to be having a rough week of it,with men in doorway's/drunk scotsmen in pubs/neighbours complaining & wayward motorists,I am so glad I live where I do I couldn't put up with all the going's on.

IRS? In the UK?

How so all these things seem to happen to you hunterf , you did not let me know about your charge from the IRS, probably slipped your mind.

FlicketyB

I am just glad he went in to a police car rather than injure somebody or go in to the back of my car.
The unfortunate thing was the police car is 13 registration.

Frank

Mnay years ago when our son was about a year old we had a similar experience, in our case someone turned out in front of us and Dh had to swerve onto the verge to avoid him, thankfully it was a wide grass verge and a filed hedge. DH drove after him and we took his number.

We reported him to the police who took statements and said while a charge would be unlikely a police man would be visiting the driver at home to say he had been reported.

My son, his wife and baby son, were driving home on Sunday. A man did such a dangerous overtake, that they thought they were going to be killed. They were lucky to avoid a crash. They followed the man and he pulled into a restaurant carpark. My DIL ( a teacher) stormed in and ordered the man to come outside. She opened the car door and said "this is my little baby who you nearly killed". The man was very apologetic and tried to hug my DIL. She wasn't having it, and tore him off a strip. Later she felt bad, but I say, maybe the man will be much more careful in future.

I just hope he is insured so the tax payer does not have to pay for the damage to the police car.

Frank

Justice sometimes happens out of the blue, Frank.