The shit that does merit its own thread

So just an FPN because there’s not necessarily a driving licence to endorse?

AFAIK you can still (or should but rarely do) get points for jumping a red on a scooter or bicycle

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If they have a licence then from memory I think it’s endorsable (3 points and £100 from memory)

thought it was up to 6 points and £1000

there was a great long whingy thread on pfm about it a few years ago

Endorsed if a licence holder.

I’m fairly sure a licence is a requirement to hire a scooter as it’s a powered vehicle.

This is my shocked face.

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Depends on motor vehicle vs mechanically propelled vehicle for different offences and road type. So lots of different fine levels

See https://offencecode.uk/ if you want to look up offence wording and fines etc.

Nope.

I think I proposed shooting cyclists in the head on the spot and seizing their bikes to be used for building coal fired power stations.

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Rented scooter, no helmet (apart from the absolute helmet riding the scooter).

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How many times have you been banned from Pink Virtue-Signallers?

Asking for hilarity reasons.

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Oops…

Outside UCL today. Looks very lifestyle choice to me.

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A moving piece from Rowan Rheingans on human conflict. Needs a quiet 90 mins to appreciate.

These American style tent cities are a clear and present danger to our way of life. A row of semi-conscious pissheads and glue hoofing jakeys lying on damp cardboard would better reflect our proud British values and traditions.

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My mother died five years ago, umm, now.

It’s a cliché but it simultaneously feels much shorter and longer.

I don’t miss her, she was a thoroughly unpleasant person, but “before” and “after” are certainly very different.

Also reckon I must have been discharged from hospital about 10 years today. Around that time I have a memory of trying to explain to ward-mates who Lou Reed was (he’d just died) and attempting to sing “Perfect Day” to a double-amputee ex-roofer, a drug-dealer who was literally handcuffed to his bed and and a gangster and his permanently present “friends” (muscle - he’d been shot in the gut).

We must have been a bit of a sight. And I discovered that I was so weak I couldn’t hold a note.

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