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Romford Astra

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Registered: 13th Aug 01
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9th May 03 at 20:48

I know alot of you say you keep Maglites in your car.

One of you be my volunteer and tell me why you keep it in your car.

I'll get to the point after the survey, or whatever.

Pete

kittnkate

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Location: Colchester / Wellington :D
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9th May 03 at 20:49

I've got a pinky anodised one.

takes two AA batteries.

Yes boys I'm still on about the maglite, not any other fallic (sp) object hee.

someone

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9th May 03 at 20:49

in case i break down and need a light

Trotty

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9th May 03 at 20:49

CD's, double AA battery sized Maglite, hands free kit for my phone(s), large, unidentified 'security' object...

kittnkate

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9th May 03 at 20:52

Oh, we listing ALL the stuff??

Um...

Fluffy bagpuss on my parcel shelf

Spare lippy altho I think its dried up
looooads of cds.
loose change.
moby charger.

RichR

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9th May 03 at 20:52

I live 10 miles from the nearest town and often have to drive late at nite and across single track lanes where frequent accidents occur. because of this I carry a maglite as it is a reliable torch and if I were to be involved in an accident or breakdown, I am safe in the knowledge that I can use it to light my way to the nearest safe location or to utilise whilst I wait for help.

what u r going to say however as a police officer is that it could be seen as an offensive weapon, because of their size and weight and by carrying one we are potentially breaking the law and could be convicted so

Romford Astra

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9th May 03 at 20:52

as none of you read the question properly I'll ask again.

give me the REASON you have it in your car.

Trotty

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9th May 03 at 20:53

Oops, just re-read the original post, didn't realise we just had to say why we had it in the car...

Time to edit...

kittnkate

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9th May 03 at 20:53

so when I break down, I can flash to other drivers to help me.

naah, i get my hands dirty - plus my dad gave me it for my 21st, so I keep it in the car to keep him sweet.

it's not a weapon sized one if thats what you mean.

Trotty

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9th May 03 at 20:54

Actually, I'll just ditto what LiVe LeE said

Romford Astra

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9th May 03 at 20:54

what size is it then kittnkate?

Claire

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9th May 03 at 20:54

My sis has one in her door pocket to hit people with. I know there are a few things the plod would do u for but its better than being beaen up/raped i think.

kittnkate

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9th May 03 at 20:56

Hehe, pocket sized - two AA batteries.

RichR

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9th May 03 at 20:57

I gave a sensible reply - I know Im in an argumentative modd b4 ne1 says so -

nehow, I have 2 in my car, a single aa one for lighting the key hole etc and the 8" one they do

Adam

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9th May 03 at 20:57

I have a foot long breaker bar, but that's just for removing wheelbolts

Romford Astra

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9th May 03 at 20:57

3inch

2 inch

or the big 10-12 inch

Drew

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9th May 03 at 20:58

quote:
Originally posted by Romford Astra
as none of you read the question properly I'll ask again.

give me the REASON you have it in your car.

live lee had gave a proper answer to the q before this post

Trotty

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9th May 03 at 20:58

quote:
Originally posted by Romford Astra
3inch

2 inch

or the big 10-12 inch

Oooh matron!

RichR

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9th May 03 at 20:58

I have a single aa battery one on my keys, and the big one they make - whats the point of this then if u ignore the people who give sensible answers

Drew

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9th May 03 at 20:58

quote:
Originally posted by Adam
I have a foot long breaker bar, but that's just for removing wheelbolts

i have same - bout 15 ich one - with socket of cause - but post aint about that - please dont change the subject of RA posts

Claire

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9th May 03 at 20:59

come on then - what is the point? Maglites are recomended by the AA or RAC (cant remember which) and its not so u can see if u break down

kittnkate

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9th May 03 at 21:01

It's a mini maglite - i'm not too good on inches (had bad experiences with blokes telling me lengths in inches heee)

Romford Astra

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9th May 03 at 21:01

anything longer than a 2 inch torch can be seen as an offensive weapon under the Offensive Weapons Act 1996.

Thats all.

just thought id point it out.

Your friendly copper

Pete

Rob H

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Registered: 28th Oct 00
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9th May 03 at 21:02

I have the 4D maglight, Im a skinny little shite. It doesnt take a genious to figure it out, why i keep it in the glovebox.

To be fair though, If the torch is in the glovebox, and hasnt been used to threaten/beat anyone, theres not much the Police can say. Its there for peace of mind rather than to threaten people.... oh and becuse its a bloody good torch when i have to fix my mates cars after work

digitalbanana

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9th May 03 at 21:02

i got one for general use. So far i used it for finding lost parts under my car like screws etc when modding, seeing when dark! su[prisingly and, actually thats bout it...no reason, it was free so i keep it in the car incase.

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