Renewed Driving Licence Photo Card

[Deleted User]

I'm not complaining. I'm only stating fact.

I know this forum is full of people who moan about the £20 renewal fee where as me, I couldn't give a damn about it. I was happy to pay it. :cool:

Flyboy152

Deleted_User wrote: »

Nee naw, nee naw. Grammar police has turned up again. "should of" is in no way wrong, you just don't understand the language you think you speak - another example of language ignorance. It comes from earlier Frisian/Dutch. You don't have to use it, which you choose not to do, but in certain English dialects it is totally correct.

Well I WOULD HAVE if it said I would lose time if I posted it early.

Rubbish, it is lazy speech patterns.

paddedjohn

it cant be extended by the extra month as its the picture that is only valid for 10 years

Alter_ego

Deleted_User wrote: »

Nee naw, nee naw. Grammar police has turned up again.

Should that be "Have turned up again"? Or perhaps it's correct in a Bantu dialect only known to the well educated.


Deputy Constable, Grammar squad.

Marvel1

Yes, it stated this in the reminder letter, so I waited until the last week to send it off.

Marvel1

Deleted_User wrote: »

I'm not complaining. I'm only stating fact.

I know this forum is full of people who moan about the £20 renewal fee where as me, I couldn't give a damn about it. I was happy to pay it. :cool:

Me neither I wish the passport renewal price was the same as this. It expires in June, I'm tring to workout what month is best to pay it, as I don't have much after bills.

[Deleted User]

Nee naw, nee naw.

nexus2011

When i had mine renewed it saving me the extra £20 to have my 3 points removed as they gave me a brand new paper licence with the new photocard.

[Deleted User]

Ah well, no worries. The photo I sent in is already 2 years old.

asbokid

Deleted_User wrote: »

"should of" is in no way wrong, you just don't understand the language you think you speak - another example of language ignorance. It comes from earlier Frisian/Dutch. You don't have to use it, which you choose not to do, but in certain English dialects it is totally correct.

Earlier Frisian/Dutch?! Rubbish!!