Illegal plying I guess, and trying to find this asian driver in Bradford could be a tad tricky
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| Author: | captain cab [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:34 am ] |
| Post subject: | Buttershaw family appeal to "taxi" driver |
Buttershaw family appeal to "taxi" driver A mother is appealing for a taxi driver to come forward, after he drove off with her daughter’s graduation presents. The cabbie drove away with black bin bags containing cards, photographs and gifts, in his boot after dropping the student off at Cooper Lane, Buttershaw, Bradford. The private hire driver had picked up the student – who does not want to be identified – her sister and a friend from the Paradise Farm bar in Clayton at 12.45am last Saturday after her graduation party. Her mother said: “They had two big black binliners containing about 70 graduation and birthday cards with money in. We think there was a substantial amount of cash, anything from £300 to £500, as well as bottles of champagne, a silver watch, precious graduation photos and a guest book which everybody had signed. “The taxi driver put the bags in the boot but when he dropped the girls off he drove away with the bags still in the boot. “We have been trying to trace the driver but we are not sure which company he was from. All we know is it was a dark blue Vauxhall and the driver was an Asian man in his 30s. “It is heartbreaking and has ruined a really good celebration. My daughter is devastated.” If anyone knows who the taxi driver might be they are asked to contact 07976 545818. |
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| Author: | captain cab [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 9:46 am ] |
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Illegal plying I guess, and trying to find this asian driver in Bradford could be a tad tricky
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| Author: | dagger [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 10:00 am ] |
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I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. 
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| Author: | bloodnock [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 11:34 am ] |
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dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night.
Such Kindness and generosity would have brought a tear to scrooges eye..God bless you Tiny Tim as it good to feed the poor of the parish.
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| Author: | skippy41 [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:00 pm ] |
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dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf.
Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts 
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| Author: | bloodnock [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:09 pm ] |
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skippy41 wrote: dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts Maybe it was an unsliced loaf and 2 kids got a half each or If Dagger has more kids then each child may have been issued with an equal part or alternativey a part of the loaf commensurate to their respective body sizes. Oh!... and your bakers diddling you Skip....I just checked and ive got 24 slices including crusts in my loaf ( dear god I must get a life) |
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| Author: | skippy41 [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:13 pm ] |
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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=32eSB0ZRPxQ |
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| Author: | dagger [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 12:48 pm ] |
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skippy41 wrote: dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts |
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| Author: | toots [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 2:27 pm ] |
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dagger wrote: skippy41 wrote: dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts  Stop it you lot you're breaking my heart
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| Author: | MR T [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 3:23 pm ] |
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bloodnock wrote: skippy41 wrote: dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts Maybe it was an unsliced loaf and 2 kids got a half each or If Dagger has more kids then each child may have been issued with an equal part or alternativey a part of the loaf commensurate to their respective body sizes. Oh!... and your bakers diddling you Skip....I just checked and ive got 24 slices including crusts in my loaf ( dear god I must get a life) I have just checked and we only had 20 in our's... what make of bread d'you get... got to look after the pennies while this credit crunch is on... |
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| Author: | bloodnock [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 3:50 pm ] |
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MR T wrote: bloodnock wrote: skippy41 wrote: dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts Maybe it was an unsliced loaf and 2 kids got a half each or If Dagger has more kids then each child may have been issued with an equal part or alternativey a part of the loaf commensurate to their respective body sizes. Oh!... and your bakers diddling you Skip....I just checked and ive got 24 slices including crusts in my loaf ( dear god I must get a life) I have just checked and we only had 20 in our's... what make of bread d'you get... got to look after the pennies while this credit crunch is on... I buy Warkingsburtonsmill bread...24 slices of the finest pan loaf for the more discerning breadist...it keeps you regular whilst not clogging up the ars*s of baby wild birds if you feed them it...its greattttttttttttt!! |
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| Author: | MR T [ Wed Sep 23, 2009 4:17 pm ] |
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bloodnock wrote: MR T wrote: bloodnock wrote: skippy41 wrote: dagger wrote: I could not live with myself to be honest, anything that get's left in my car if it's there then they get it back and I have had everything from wallets to false teeth. The only time i told a little lie was when after dropping someone off at home with a load of shopping from the ASDA I got a message asking to see if there was a loaf of bread left in my boot when I was about 8 miles away after doing another job. The answer I gave to operator was a definate NO as there was no chance I was going back for a loaf. Quote: My kids were made up though as they got a piece of bread each that night. FFS how many kids have you got there is on average 16 slices in a loaf 18 if you count the crusts Maybe it was an unsliced loaf and 2 kids got a half each or If Dagger has more kids then each child may have been issued with an equal part or alternativey a part of the loaf commensurate to their respective body sizes. Oh!... and your bakers diddling you Skip....I just checked and ive got 24 slices including crusts in my loaf ( dear god I must get a life) I have just checked and we only had 20 in our's... what make of bread d'you get... got to look after the pennies while this credit crunch is on... I buy Warkingsburtonsmill bread...24 slices of the finest pan loaf for the more discerning breadist...it keeps you regular whilst not clogging up the ars*s of baby wild birds if you feed them it...its greattttttttttttt!!
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