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    BAHAHAHAHAHA

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    Urgent, recruits needed!

    You could always mention that you are keen on the Soloman Islands, that might help just now! :spudwhat:

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    Oh Mikey! You really are a spoon.

    That's the funniest thing I've read on here in a long time.

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    Lol, nice work mikey.

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    You're an inspiration

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    Quote Originally Posted by mikey
    hi im trying to get into police force at the moment. and thought i would share my story. im told cops visit this site and would like them to pass on this to there recruiting officers.

    as an effort to demonstrate potential skill in making the community a safer place, i put some sign writing on my bike an went out patrolling, looking for those doing 10ks over the speed limit, mainly on deserted 4 lane highways with cheese barriers down the middle.

    i used my laser from the two dollar shop on my keys to test the cars speeds, an most were going at a rate faster than my laser could comprhend so i tried to pull cars over. no one pulled over. i have no sirens. but its friday night, there will be police cars outside my house soon so might be in luck.

    i felt it was my duty to slow these cars down as they were just accidents waiting to happen an someone would have to clean them up later.

    so i did wheelies past them.they slowed down. a lot. apart from the guys in the commodores

    i feel with my presence on the road the community is a safer place and encourage other motorcyclists to do the same. after all we all want to live and ride in a safer place
    How does somebody without the opposing digit ( thumbs) manage to type on these devices???
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    Hey- the posters say that the tractors arent undercover cops!! The mongrels are getting more devious every day. I'm scared to go fast past an old lady on her motorised scooter now- you never know, she might be hiding a ticket book in that handbag









    PS Mikey, you're fuckin gold mate
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    You're a worry, Mr Mikey. But an amusing jape. Good to see that you met a couple of coppers with a sense of humour , too.
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    Quote Originally Posted by scumdog
    How does somebody without the opposing digit ( thumbs) manage to type on these devices???
    you seem to do alright Mr Scum DOG!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Storm
    Hey- the posters say that the tractors arent undercover cops!! The mongrels are getting more devious every day.
    Jeez Mikey you continue to crack me up.

    Actually, my work did the posters Storm refers to. I wonder if ACC would like to feature Mikey in the next round of ads.

    I'll ask when I get back to work in nine days. Might be worth trying
    And I to my motorcycle parked like the soul of the junkyard. Restored, a bicycle fleshed with power, and tore off. Up Highway 106 continually drunk on the wind in my mouth. Wringing the handlebar for speed, wild to be wreckage forever.

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    Thought I's add some illustrations to what will surely be an epic thread. Oh, there's one there for you too Sergeant Cowpoos of the Wairarapa Moo Squad
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    Quote Originally Posted by cowpoos
    you seem to do alright Mr Scum DOG!
    Haha, good call!

    But seriously, my thumbs are intact - its other fingers that have had 'the chop'.
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    Quote Originally Posted by MAXIMUSDEMERITUS
    Thought I's add some illustrations to what will surely be an epic thread. Oh, there's one there for you too Sergeant Cowpoos of the Wairarapa Moo Squad
    Got a genyew-ine patrolmans badge from Kelso, Oregon, does THAT count too???
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    Outstanding work

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    Respect!


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