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Post by scania on Mar 26, 2015 0:38:23 GMT
Well done! My lad has a black box fitted in his, he's had a couple of phone calls about his speed so far.... He never realized they have GPS installed lol  I'm lost, Is he driving a company van and the company can record his speed via their GPS system, or is it something to do with speed cameras? |
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Post by mark on Mar 26, 2015 3:53:13 GMT
Well done jack.. Now badger your dad for a bike licence .. Hay Los when we going for a curry ??
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Post by Cheggy on Mar 26, 2015 9:16:24 GMT
Well done! My lad has a black box fitted in his, he's had a couple of phone calls about his speed so far.... He never realized they have GPS installed lol I'm lost, Is he driving a company van and the company can record his speed via their GPS system, or is it something to do with speed cameras? No, it's the box that the insurance company installed in his car. They have GPS built-in. |
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Post by jonnyboy on Mar 26, 2015 9:28:08 GMT
Lots of youngsters have these fitted,it eases the insurance costs but limits the drivers, good idea i think.
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Post by Loz on Mar 26, 2015 10:33:34 GMT
Well done jack.. Now badger your dad for a bike licence .. Hay Los when we going for a curry ?? not be long now mark.meets start in may.brighton been the first.i will post the meets and dates up.this weekend.we are all welcome.plus any bike.clasic bikes are the best tho |
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Post by scania on Mar 26, 2015 17:53:23 GMT
I'm lost, Is he driving a company van and the company can record his speed via their GPS system, or is it something to do with speed cameras? No, it's the box that the insurance company installed in his car. They have GPS built-in. Thanks, I had never heard of that before, I don't think we have that over here yet, probably a very good idea for young guys. |
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Post by terryc on Mar 27, 2015 8:55:13 GMT
Well done young Jack now your dad can retire as he's getting a bit dithery and you can ferry him around  |
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Post by terryc on Mar 27, 2015 8:58:21 GMT
Good lad ,I bet he,s smiling like a Cheshire cat That is a commonly used saying in Ireland and I have been listing to it as long as I can remember, can anyone tell me what is it about Cheshire cats that makes them so smiley or where did the saying originate from? I'm guessing that Cheshire is the dairy area of UK and the cats get loads of milk?
The Cheshire cat was a character from "Alice in wonderland " it was a magical cat that could make itself invisible leaving only it's smile visible |
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Post by scania on Mar 27, 2015 13:55:21 GMT
That is a commonly used saying in Ireland and I have been listing to it as long as I can remember, can anyone tell me what is it about Cheshire cats that makes them so smiley or where did the saying originate from? I'm guessing that Cheshire is the dairy area of UK and the cats get loads of milk?
The Cheshire cat was a character from "Alice in wonderland " it was a magical cat that could make itself invisible leaving only it's smile visible Thanks Terry, you have solved an aged old mystery to me, I am looking forward asking people if they know the origion of the Cheshire Car' next times I hear it in conversation. |
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Post by Loz on Mar 27, 2015 14:54:57 GMT
The Cheshire cat was a character from "Alice in wonderland " it was a magical cat that could make itself invisible leaving only it's smile visible Thanks Terry, you have solved an aged old mystery to me, I am looking forward asking people if they know the origion of the Cheshire Car' next times I hear it in conversation. my wife as a pussy like that |
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Post by Harold on Mar 27, 2015 15:51:16 GMT
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