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Breaking the law 

Which laws have you broken?
I have knowingly broken the speed limit 19%  19%  [ 30 ]
I have knowingly parked illegally 14%  14%  [ 22 ]
I have taken or dealt illegal drugs 12%  12%  [ 18 ]
I have inflicted bodily harm 5%  5%  [ 8 ]
I have committed sexual offences 0%  0%  [ 0 ]
I have littered 14%  14%  [ 22 ]
I have made defamatory remarks 12%  12%  [ 18 ]
I have hurt a fluffy wuffy animal 6%  6%  [ 10 ]
I have eaten PIE! 16%  16%  [ 25 ]
I have never broken the law 1%  1%  [ 2 ]
Total votes : 155

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How law abiding are you?

Voting is relatively anonymous, but comments are welcome. Tick every box that applies, and list anything else you'll admit to :lol:

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I think I've done all those except the bodily harm and the sexual thing.

I'm not sure if 'hurting a fluffy wuffy animal' is necessarily a crime though - my particular crime was to shoot a squirrel with an air rifle - I'm not sure if that was illegal? :?


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I did 75-80 in a 70, on my first drive after passing my test :D (country roads, great visibility, no one about, had to be done)


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I made four votes....... including PIE.

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I'm not sure if 'hurting a fluffy wuffy animal' is necessarily a crime though - my particular crime was to shoot a squirrel with an air rifle - I'm not sure if that was illegal? :?

You're right, it's not necessarily a crime. You can shoot vermin and game. I think squirrels count as both :lol:

Shooting your neighbours cat or fish is definitely not sport though. Ironic that your neighbour's cat is allowed to shoot your fish :evil:

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lol, so far twice as many votes for speeding than pie-eating :lol:

Pie eating isn't a real crime btw, unless you're in weight watchers. Even then, it's only a tummy offence.

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Speeding is it. Worst offence was 240 in a 100 zone! With a police car following me! :shock: Somehow I didn't get pulled! :shock: :shock:

I was doing 240 when I passed the sign, rolled off the throttle and looked for somewhere to pull in, rolled into the middle lane, still doing 160, still felt the presence of a car behind me, looked at the right hand land, rolled into it and braked down to 100 when it was safe. Checked behind me and there was a green and white police car sitting on my tail!

I had safely lost the speed, relatively quickly, and moved out of the way. I was 5km from the border and I was riding a bike with English plates in Germany. I rode at 100km/h for another 2km, then the police car powered past men and drove off. I think that, being foreign and having lost the speed and stuck to the limit after passing the sign meant I was riding relatively safely and I wasn't worth the hassle... That was the time I got from Hannover to Ostende in under 3.5 hours! (And still missed the ferry by 30 seconds!)

Other than that I haven't really broken any laws, no illegal parking, no attacking people or causing harm, no killing things, no dealing drugs etc.

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I'm shocked that the Defamatory Remarks isn't in the lead, and I'm basing that on nothing more than some of the posts that get left on the x404 forums.

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Speeding and parking for me, though I've not been caught doing either.

These days I will only park in legal places, and I try like beggary to stay within the speed limits, even on motorways.

I got a parking ticket in London some years ago for overstaying a free space by a few minutes. :twisted:

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Speeding (once or twice, not routinely), littering (more due to laziness chasing things that have blown off on horrible days, and again very rarely with a guilt trip) and Pie (Serial offender) for me :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:

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Pie (Serial offender) for me :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops: :oops:
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...oh, and probably defamatory remarks on these fora, but it doesn't seem to want to let me re-vote. :oops: :oops: :oops:

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too young to have had a chance at half of those things, littering and pie-eating for me :)


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Speeding and parking - yes, though both were in emergency situations.
Animal thingy - yes, while working for the countryside commision. Grey squirrels are vermin and as such shooting them is OK?
Drugs - I have smoked the odd joint or two in my time, but not since I moved to Manchester, nearly 10 years ago.
Defamatory remarks - Nothing that would stand up in a court of law, but I do like pushing my luck from time to time. ;)

I think that's all of them...

PS. Second post - stupid laptop keyboard took me back to the main index when I accidentally pressed one of the "special" buttons, next to the arrows :roll: :evil:

Edit to add: PIE! :D

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I scored 80% :D :roll: :roll:

Seriously though, we were all young once (most of you still are) and its how you conduct yourself after these indiscretions that matters.

Pie would be my long-term, serious addiction yet to be resolved though. I doubt The Priory could help me on that one... :?

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