Can you be done by a lone garda??

did swords round to ballyboden last week and all in the inside lane and not overtaken by the outside lane once :D
 
Ahh well, If yer hadn't have been hogging the middle lane on an otherwise quiet motorway he wouldn't have stopped you ....

The inside lane is usually the best, free flowing but every now & again there's a tractor in it :mad:

You're only allowed use the outside lane here (otherwise known as the 'fast lane' :blast) if you're (a) travelling at least 20km slower than the other 2 lanes AND (b) talking on the phone, doing your make-up & smoking all at the same time ;)

Don't get me started !! :firemth
 
You're only allowed use the outside lane here (otherwise known as the 'fast lane' :blast) if you're (a) travelling at least 20km slower than the other 2 lanes AND (b) talking on the phone, doing your make-up & smoking all at the same time ;)

I have oftimes marvelled at how you manage to do all that JR. And to think that the wimmins say men can't multitask. ;) :D:D
 
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I was using the phone as gps,


Try this next time Mide

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Bloody women drivers

This morning on the motorway,
I looked over to my right and there was a
Woman

In a blue Opel Astra

Doing 100km per hour

With her face up
next to her
Rear view mirror

Putting on her eyeliner!

I looked away

For a couple seconds

And when I looked back she was

Halfway over in my lane,

Still working on that makeup.

As a man,

I don't scare easily..

But she scared me so much
I dropped

My electric shaver,

Which knocked

The meat pie

Out of my other hand.

In allthe confusion of trying

To straighten out the car

Using my knees against
The steering wheel,

It knocked

My Mobile phone

Away from my ear

Which fell

Into the coffee

Between my legs,

Which splashed,

And burned

"Big Jim and the Twins",

Ruined the phone,

Soaked my trousers,

And disconnected an

Important call.

BLOODY Women Drivers!! :D:D
 
"All I said was "Hi." After that I didn't speak another word. I wasn't asked any questions, he asked for my licence, went to his car, came back and just told I'd receive a fine and 2 points. He then lectured me and told me how to pull away and rejoin the traffic."

Mide

From what you have said, its seems a strange way of doing police business over there, no verbal Caution, before reporting you? Any Garda members who can comment on the correct Irish procedure?
 


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