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Old 30-11-09
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Just thought I'd let you know my son-in-law got pulled on the A1 last night in Beds. He got a Rectification Notice for having a blue side light bulb in his bike. He said he got the feeling they were having a 'purge' as there was a car in the same layby with blue LEDs on his washer jets.
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The blue lights are a nuisance; they just raise that doubt in your mind when you first see them.
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The blue lights are a nuisance; they just raise that doubt in your mind when you first see them.
They ain't just a nuisance, they're illegal!!
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They ain't just a nuisance, they're illegal!!
Absolutely, and have you noticed how many trucks are displaying blue and green lights to the front these days?
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I visited the south coast recently and noticed different coloured washer jet lights, mainly on 4X4s, then I realised what they were. Red/Green Navigation lights. Obviously the local sailing fraternity.
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Could I by any chance interest you in an English grammar textbook?
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