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@Lancs road police -
Van being driven M6 at Preston and taken to check site for examination. Unsurprisingly numerous defects were found with the mechanical integrity and it was also found to be more than 20% over weight on front axle and gross. Driver reported for several offences PG9
@Lancs road police -
Van being driven M6 at Preston and taken to check site for examination. Unsurprisingly numerous defects were found with the mechanical integrity and it was also found to be more than 20% over weight on front axle and gross. Driver reported for several offences PG9
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Any idea where that picture was taken? Looks like the outside of South Ealing station to me.
It looks like Pershore Road, Cotteridge, Birmingham.
That's an old Birmingham bus.
Check this [Google Maps] link.
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Cheshire Cat
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How did it get on the bus?
It told the driver it would exterminate him if he didn't let it on for free
That’s exactly what I thought!
Who remembers when Little Chef were all over the place -
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Who remembers when Little Chef were all over the place -
They were better known as “Little Theif” because of their prices.
Old Mike Read joke: I went in a Little Chef last week and picked up a ham roll, bag of crisps and a can of Pepsi. I said to the bloke at the counter, sorry mate, I’ve only got a fifty pound note, he said well you better put the crisps back then.
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The 1960 Corvair baby cradle.
Touted as a "safe" and comfortable way to carry your baby.
Pointing out that this is the warmest place in the car since it has a rear engine, and the engine vibrations can lull the baby to sleep.
And smash it into the windscreen at 30mph+...
The 1960 Corvair baby cradle.
Touted as a "safe" and comfortable way to carry your baby.
Pointing out that this is the warmest place in the car since it has a rear engine, and the engine vibrations can lull the baby to sleep.
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