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A work colleague recently told his wife, while he was away visiting his mother, that he would be back in two days time.
She has suspected that he was playing away from home, so when she tried to repeatedly call his mobile the next day only to find it straight to voicemail, she called his mummykins.
"No darling, he left yesterday" said mummykins.
Colleague called the cops straight away as he had travelled to mothers on a bike.
Within an hour, the cops came back and told her he hadn't been on any of the local roads or motorways.
"How do you know?" asks colleague, cops told her that they record every vehicle and that they had set the computer to scan the number plates for his, and it hadn't shown up in the time frame given....
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True - and whilst the road gantries scan and retain records of passing vehicles for a limited time, it is still possible to travel on motorways and trunk routes whilst avoiding the overhead ANPR gantries.
This sounds like an urban myth - with just that little bit of necessary truth to make it believable.
no i got stuck on spagetti junction in birmingham, if anyone can tell me how to get off it while still dodging the anpr cameras ill be back soon - if the cops dont pull me over for using a laptop on the move
j/k btw
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True - and whilst the road gantries scan and retain records of passing vehicles for a limited time, it is still possible to travel on motorways and trunk routes whilst avoiding the overhead ANPR gantries.
This sounds like an urban myth - with just that little bit of necessary truth to make it believable.
No urban myth Buzby, it happened last month. He did come home eventually, but he didn't half have a lot of explaining to do.
no i got stuck on spagetti junction in birmingham, if anyone can tell me how to get off it while still dodging the anpr cameras ill be back soon - if the cops dont pull me over for using a laptop on the move
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I used to watch the Magic roundabout - does that qualify?
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Never phone or accept phonecalls from debt collection companies.
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_________________________ ________________ _________________________ ___________________
I found this very scary...
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Originally Posted by buzby
