facthunter Posted October 8 Posted October 8 Dead on Arrival, In the early days. The Later ones are too hard to catch. Nev 2 1
old man emu Posted October 9 Posted October 9 Police stationed adjacent to the borders of our States and Territories are usually sworn in as Special Constables in the other jurisdiction. So that in a pursuit, they can effect an arrest in the other jurisdiction, but have to hand the arrested person over to the local police. For example, NSW Police attached to Queanbeyan, NSW, could easily be involved in a pursuit over the border into the ACT. 4
ClintonB Posted October 14 Posted October 14 At least the teacher scored this kid well for thinking outside the box. 3
red750 Posted Thursday at 06:46 AM Posted Thursday at 06:46 AM Here's an unfortunate line break on a story headline. Talk about bloopers. 1
Jerry_Atrick Posted Friday at 05:09 PM Posted Friday at 05:09 PM What on earth is that about? 😉 (no need to answer - I used to watch it) 1
facthunter Posted Saturday at 06:05 AM Posted Saturday at 06:05 AM I've NEVER owned a HOLDEN. I always found something about it that Put me off. HSV did a great job of preparing THEIR CARS . Worked on plenty of them though. Money IS Money. Nev 1
ClintonB Posted Saturday at 08:59 AM Posted Saturday at 08:59 AM Was watching it on you tube just the other night, imagine the horror if it was aired now, or it would be beeped out. 2
red750 Posted yesterday at 12:08 AM Posted yesterday at 12:08 AM Try hanging this on your front door and see how many gangs break in. 1 1
onetrack Posted yesterday at 11:34 AM Posted yesterday at 11:34 AM A better idea, would be a chart with lots of crosses under gang member images, along with "KIA", MIA", and other casualty indicators. 😄 2
spacesailor Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Can the rabble read abreaviated English. spacesailor
onetrack Posted 13 hours ago Posted 13 hours ago Everyone knows what KIA and MIA means, Spacey! Unless you think they're talking about Korean cars! 1
spacesailor Posted 9 hours ago Posted 9 hours ago My grandkids wouldn't know what war is . They weren't allowed pop-guns of any type Completely different mentality to us " war babies " , lots of war films to learn from . They had none of that . The best they had was sport ! . spacesailor 1
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