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Old 14-10-2007, 02:37 PM   #11
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Jeez eb2Monty you are harsh. I was struggling to find the right words to use there and you jumped on me.

I accept responisbility for my actions, I assume that you do to, so therefore ave never exceeded the speed limit, either intentionally or otherwise or you could not be so high & mighty.
Yes Myts, I was harsh on you. It's good that you accept responsibility for your actions. Whether I have never exceeded the speed limit is not the point - i don't make excuses if i do - that is the difference. And for the record, in 14 years of driving, I have never got a speeding fine or red light camera fine. But hey, that must mean I'm less of an enthusiast 'cos I don't go above the speed limit. So yeah, that's where the high and mighty stuff comes from I guess.
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