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park381

05-12-2009 12:33

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767592)

Why? The Police are too busy listening to other people's music to worry about bad driving. :rolleyes::D

Why are Police cars not fitted with radio's as standard. :theband:

MargaretR

05-12-2009 12:51

Re: In Car Music

Silence is not a space waiting to be filled.
It is peacefully wonderful to experience - try it sometime.

Neil	05-12-2009 12:54

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Don't give up your day job

MargaretR

05-12-2009 12:59

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767604)

Don't give up your day job

I did, and have never regretted it:D

park381

05-12-2009 13:01

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767604)

Don't give up your day job

Hey if that was intended for me, I don't intend to. It took me a long time to get this job, pays not bad either :D

Neil	05-12-2009 13:04

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But the next job for you both is worm food :eek::rolleyes::D

park381

05-12-2009 13:06

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 767602)

Silence is not a space waiting to be filled.
It is peacefully wonderful to experience - try it sometime.

Margaret, the youth of today are not aware of that fact, the radio's of today don't seem to have an "off" switch.

accyman

05-12-2009 13:07

Re: In Car Music

Maybe the copper simply didnt like the killers,not only am i shocked at the police even bothering a motorist for playing music but also at the amount of moning minnies agreeing with the coppers actions because once in a while they hear the faint noise of music from a passing car.Just wait until you have a boy racer with boom box and 8 speakers sat outside your house in his corsa playing music you will have somat to moan about then :rolleyes:

the argument that you cant drive properly if your musics loud preventing you from hearing surrounding noise is bollocks or should deaf people not be allowed to drive or those hard of hearing.

Anyway loud music keeps me awake at the wheel especialy the killers they rock :mosher:

now im off to check teh decibel levels of my farts before i get nicked for doingthat in my car as well

park381

05-12-2009 13:09

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by Neil (Post 767609)

But the next job for you both is worm food :eek::rolleyes::D

One never knows, it may happen to you sooner than you think ;)

MargaretR

05-12-2009 13:09

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When you listen to music whilst doing something (eg driving) you are just using it as a distraction from doing something you would prefer not to be doing.

accyman

05-12-2009 13:16

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 767613)

When you listen to music whilst doing something (eg driving) you are just using it as a distraction from doing something you would prefer not to be doing.

i put music on when i get a lady friend around and trust me im definatly doing somthing i want to :p

Neil	05-12-2009 13:17

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 767613)

When you listen to music whilst doing something (eg driving) you are just using it as a distraction from doing something you would prefer not to be doing.

What a load of bull. I listen to music simply because I like listening to music. I often drive to work without the radio on when I don't want to listen to it, or when I am chatting with someone on the phone.

MargaretR

05-12-2009 13:17

Re: In Car Music

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Originally Posted by accyman (Post 767614)

i put music on when i get a lady friend around and trust me im definatly doing somthing i want to :p

So you admit that she needs to be distracted in order to participate - sad;)

accyman

05-12-2009 13:21

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Originally Posted by MargaretR (Post 767616)

So you admit that she needs to be distracted in order to participate - sad;)

music is cheaper than rohypnol :)

***Mr D***

05-12-2009 13:32

Re: In Car Music

What a load of rubbish, He should not be fined at all, a simple please turn it down would of been fine IMO, its not like he was stationary outside somebodies house.

Was a complaint made by a member of the public?

Im sure 95% of Subaru Imprezza Exausts make more noise than his music was.:rolleyes:

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