11-01-2015, 04:26 PM
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Re: Unfit to drive?
Originally Posted by Julie1962
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My favourite film - can't watch it with out dressing up and joining in though ! Would be honoured to be driven by any of the cast 
11-01-2015, 08:14 PM
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Re: Unfit to drive?
Originally Posted by EZ Rider
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An old pal of mine ten years younger than I has just been dognosed with early stages of Dementia. His doctor has told him its his duty to inform the DVLC. My pal is devastated! I see no change in him whatsoever other than a little memory loss, but then most of us have got some sign of that if we own up. He lost his wife suddenly a couple of years ago and is now dreading his life to come.
Of course, the problem is that a person cannot properly judge their own ability (hence why drink drivers think they are "fine" after a few pints) so that makes the process quite risky and difficult to determine.
11-01-2015, 08:20 PM
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Perhaps the person who is making all the rules is worried about his own sexuality, that's sometimes the case.People are people at the end of the day, whatever their sexuality etc. I'm happy to accept anyone if they're genuine and not affecting anyone else.
12-01-2015, 12:03 AM
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[QUOTE=Julie1962;589183]It's shocking how Russia is treating anyone different, how they treat gay people is no better than how some of the extreme middle eastern countries do. :-( It's very dangerous to be different in todays world.[/QUOTE]Yes, I think that can be very true Julie. I wonder if it sometimes starts in the playground, kids ganging up against a black child, or a fat one, or someone who dresses differently ? Some children say they get bullied if they can't afford the same posh trainers as someone else even etc.
12-01-2015, 12:06 AM
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Re: Unfit to drive?
Originally Posted by Twizard
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Perhaps the person who is making all the rules is worried about his own sexuality, that's sometimes the case.People are people at the end of the day, whatever their sexuality etc. I'm happy to accept anyone if they're genuine and not affecting anyone else.
Well said Twiz.
12-01-2015, 12:09 AM
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The only time i stopped driving was when this beautiful young lady was thumbing a lift. Of course I stopped and she got in
we got talking and I asked her what she did for a living. She said she didn't have to work as she was a witch.
Now of course I did not believe her until she put her hand on my knee and I turned into a layby.
Ok the jokes are getting worse, but at 11.08pm what do you expect?
12-01-2015, 04:29 AM
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Re: Unfit to drive?
Originally Posted by EZ Rider
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An old pal of mine ten years younger than I has just been dognosed with early stages of Dementia. His doctor has told him its his duty to inform the DVLC. My pal is devastated! I see no change in him whatsoever other than a little memory loss, but then most of us have got some sign of that if we own up. He lost his wife suddenly a couple of years ago and is now dreading his life to come.
12-01-2015, 04:30 AM
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Re: Unfit to drive?
Originally Posted by realspeed
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The only time i stopped driving was when this beautiful young lady was thumbing a lift. Of course I stopped and she got in we got talking and I asked her what she did for a living. She said she didn't have to work as she was a witch.
Now of course I did not believe her until she put her hand on my knee and I turned into a layby.
Ok the jokes are getting worse, but at 11.08pm what do you expect?
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