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Author: DougDoug Date: Oct 25, 2007 09:50
Oh dear! Problems, problems.
"A MAN from Northwood was forced to pay more than £800 to have his car
released 17 days after it was towed away by a clamping company.
Justin Ashcroft, who lives in the High Street, above accountancy firm
Robert Clow, had been given permission to park in its private car
park.
The firm engaged clamping firm, Central Parking Services, to prevent
other unauthorised vehicles from parking in the spaces, but assured
Justin his car would be safe..."
More:
http://www.thisislocallondon.co.uk/whereilive/localheadlines/display.var.1787356...
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Author: Knight Of The RoadKnight Of The Road Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:02
"Doug" riseup.net> wrote
"A MAN from Northwood was forced to pay more than
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Author: John WrightJohn Wright Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:16
Doug wrote:
> Oh dear! Problems, problems.
>
> "A MAN from Northwood was forced to pay more than £800 to have his car
> released 17 days after it was towed away by a clamping company.
>
> Justin Ashcroft, who lives in the High Street, above accountancy firm
> Robert Clow, had been given permission to park in its private car
> park.
>
> The firm engaged clamping firm, Central Parking Services, to prevent
> other unauthorised vehicles from parking in the spaces, but assured
> Justin his car would be safe..."
More Duhgdirt
--
John Wright
Asperger's – a different way of thinking
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Author: DougDoug Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:18
On 25 Oct, 18:02, "Knight Of The Road" hotmail.com>
wrote:> "Doug" riseup.net> wrote
>
> "A MAN from Northwood was forced to pay more than £800 to have his car
> released 17 days after it was towed away by a clamping company.
>
> Yes Doug. While you are here, perhaps you could explain to me how I could
> get
> from my home in a rural area to my work in an industrial area, carrying a
> week's worth of food, clothing and bedding, when neither place is served by
> public transport and at a time when it wouldn't be running anyway, other
> than in my car?
>
> I know I have asked you several times before and you have always run away
> from answering but perhaps today might be my lucky day?
>Stop lying. I have answered this question many, many times.
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Author: ConorConor Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:37
> Stop lying. I have answered this question many, many times.
>
> I keep telling you MOVE,
So I would have had to move house 3 times last week?
> change your lifestyle.
No problem. It does have the side effect that those lorries I've driven
would be without drivers and therefore loads that won't get delivered.
> All of that could be
> carried on a bicycle.
So you think 20,000 litres of milk or 26 tonnes of food can be
transported by bicycle?
> How do you think people manage when they go
> camping?
Small amounts for personal use.
> Besides, if people like you weren't so addicted to cars there
> would be more public transport available.
Not at the time of day I need to use it.
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Author: Knight Of The RoadKnight Of The Road Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:43
"Doug" riseup.net> wrote
I keep telling you MOVE,
And I keep telling you I don't want to move. I like it here. And who the
fuck are you to tell me where I should live?
Doug" riseup.net> wrote
All of that could be
carried on a bicycle.
A double duvet, a pillow, a week's worth of food and drinks, a week's
clothes, a cooker and gas canister, saucepans, a washing-up bowl, a
television, a dvd player, a fridge, maps, books and personal safety
equipment could be carried on a bicycle? Are you sure?
"Doug" riseup.net> wrote
How do you think people manage when they go camping?
They are prepared to rough it for a few days, although most people travel to
a campsite by car.
This is my life and I'm not prepared to rough it for 48 weeks a year.
What did you do before you retired, Doug?
*Awaits evasive reply*
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Author: Knight Of The RoadKnight Of The Road Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:44
"Conor" hotmail.com> wrote
> So you think
Hold it right there Conor!
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Author: JNugentJNugent Date: Oct 25, 2007 10:57
Knight Of The Road wrote:
> "Doug" riseup.net> wrote>> I keep telling you MOVE,
> And I keep telling you I don't want to move. I like it here. And who the
> fuck are you to tell me where I should live?
> Doug" riseup.net> wrote>> All of that could be carried on a bicycle.
> A double duvet, a pillow, a week's worth of food and drinks, a week's
> clothes, a cooker and gas canister, saucepans, a washing-up bowl, a
> television, a dvd player, a fridge, maps, books and personal safety
> equipment could be carried on a bicycle? Are you sure?
Look - don't badger the man. He's doing his best.
He can probably borrow a little trailer for you so that you can tow
that lot behind the bike he advises you to get. I'm not sure whether
it's David Hansen or Coco the Clown who normally uses it, but what
difference does that make?
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Author: Derek GeldardDerek Geldard Date: Oct 25, 2007 11:01
On Thu, 25 Oct 2007 10:18:09 -0700, Doug riseup.net> wrote:
>Stop lying. I have answered this question many, many times.
>
>I keep telling you MOVE, change your lifestyle.
That's not "an answer the question".
What is more, what if *everybody* did it ?
Would what was left guarantee a supply of food and the requisites of
civilised life to 60,000,000 people ?
>All of that could be carried on a bicycle.
Not where I live in the Pennines. It's too hilly to support life
without motor transport.
>How do you think people manage when they go
>camping?
You tell me. Let me guess, they eat at Mc Donalds and shit in a bucket
>Besides, if people like you weren't so addicted to cars there
>would be more public transport available.
You have no proof of that.
Poor effort, try again.
DG
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Author: Knight Of The RoadKnight Of The Road Date: Oct 25, 2007 11:10
"JNugent" noparticularplacetogo.com> wrote
> Look - don't badger the man. He's doing his best.
I just have this wild fantasy that one glorious day he will say "Yes, I can
see that I was wrong when I said that".
He even once told me that my wife- a staff nurse- should ride home 5 miles
on a bicycle at three o' clock in the morning along unlit lanes in pouring
rain after finishing a 10 hour shift at Margate Hospital "as a health
example to others"
http://uk.nntp2http.com/transport/2007/01/84e5a1dd5923e7606bc0e15a658d7f85.html
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