Its a black taxi, licence plate no: 80756. He dose 'U' turns without signalling. Very dangerous on the road.
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Look out for "80756"
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sir.tony raved thus:
:: Its a black taxi, licence plate no: 80756. He dose 'U' turns without :: signalling. Very dangerous on the road.
Ok, I'll keep an eye open...
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Me too.
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Surely you've seen this bloke's posts before? He constantly posts about people doing this that or the other dangerous thing in their cars all over uk.* as far as I can see. IMO it's bullshit as he does it so often.
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One wonders how he notes stuff down in his notebook without swerving all over the road...
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Even a stopped clock has to be right twice a day.
I'll certainly be on my guard for 80756, and not let myself be caught out when he starts his U turn trickery... ;)
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20 years ago
Don't they all?
Dave
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20 years ago
Well, duh.
Richard
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I thought all black taxis did this ? :-) Well, in London anyway..
Mike
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Sorry, Missed the Ironic madeup tag LOL.
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Doki raved thus:
:: Surely you've seen this bloke's posts before? He constantly posts :: about people doing this that or the other dangerous thing in their :: cars all over uk.* as far as I can see. IMO it's bullshit as he does :: it so often.
Yeah, I was just taking the piss, mainly due to the lack of information re. the taxi's location etc.
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Apparently, when my Grandparents used to go out driving somewhere, my Grandma would take a notebook, and if they saw anyone driving dangerously, they would take down the cars details. Then at the end of the month, they send the list of details to the police!
Awww bless!
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I bet the police loved them :).
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Yeah, Likewise :)
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At 3-figure speeds I'd say it was damn near impossible in this country even if you have hands free or indeed arent actually talking *to* anyone! (c:
Douglas
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Well, there is that :-) Though my point was that the little speaker in my hands free kit isn't all that clear, and I'd much rather wire it up so it comes through the normal speakers.
Peter