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....but putting a card into credit is also a no-no as well as exceeding the limit at the other end of the spectrum, so the analogy does just about hold, albeit a bit tenuously!PeacefulWaters wrote: »Although you can get done for driving to slowly. So not the perfect analogy!0 -
PeacefulWaters wrote: »Although you can get done for driving to slowly. So not the perfect analogy!
We cant even agree when i agree with you..lol
:rotfl:
But how many people are fined for driving to slowly in relation to those driving beyond the stated limit.
In fact i believe the offence is slow vehicles driving unreasonably long distances and inconveniencing other drivers being convicted of inconsiderate driving,not fined for driving slowly.
So shall we agree the point i was making was valid and point scoring is just really really sad...:D0
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