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as I say I have a feeling that a lot of it comes down to the area you are in, if the biggest worry that your area has is a stolen bike every now and again the the police will probably be alright, if you live in a shitty area and the police are dealing with scum all day long then they probably have a different attitude

 

regardless of what any laws or guidance might say, this is reality

 

I've lived worked and played in shitty areas, and now I'm lucky enough to live in a slightly nicer area.

 

It is patently obvious that you are treated differently in these different places. There is a police logic they use, find you in a shitty area, you must be trouble. Find you in a nice area, you're probably an intelligent middle class employed person and good day to you sir.

 

I can't be persuaded otherwise, I've encountered both sides time and time again. I used to live in an area where I was basically harassed by the police for living there. I now live somewhere that once a year the police knock the door to introduce themselves, give their mobile number in case I want to report or ask anything, and they investigate someone nicking the badge off my car. So I've gone from 'guilty' but they just haven't worked out what I did yet, to innocent and offered counselling by victim support for a stolen badge. The only difference was my postcode.

 

Right or wrong, that's reality.

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as I say I have a feeling that a lot of it comes down to the area you are in, if the biggest worry that your area has is a stolen bike every now and again the the police will probably be alright, if you live in a shitty area and the police are dealing with scum all day long then they probably have a different attitude

Probably age as much as anything .... When I encounter police on nights out ( in passing I should add rather than in any criminal context ) I'm usually older than them so find they treat me differently than they would a 20 year old

I got stopped by a policeman in a car one night and gave him a telling off , he was being a tit and he was also wrong so I told him :)

It's great being old (ish)

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Weirdest one I had, got stopped whilst driving and asked if I'd been drinking. Whilst I had a car full of drunks I was able to say no, not a single drink.

They said they doubted that, I said I was more than happy to be breathalysed and if it registered anything at all I'd be gobsmacked. They refused to brethalyse me, but insisted they felt I had been drinking and should leave the car and walk home.

This went back and fore for quite some time, once I had people trying to get out the car to 'help' my argument I decided it was time to go. I told the nice police chaps I was going now. Turned, walked, they never said anything, I started the car, they never said anything. I drove off.

Weird.

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Realizing that the car ride conversation I just had with my mother was actually 20 minutes of bickering, its a thing they do isn't it? wtf

 

If it's not one thing, it's your mother. 

 

Love my Mom to bits, but she's mental. 

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My mum used to take clean clothes from my room, to wash them again 'rather than wait'.

 

My mum used to get an idea that I would be coming home, when I hadn't said I would be, cook a tea I didn't want and then start an argument about wasted time and wasted food.

 

I got home one day and she'd given away my pet hamster, because she 'couldn't remember if I still wanted it'.

 

Nut case. We got on much much better once I left and just visited every other weekend. 

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I'm going to see Young Fathers tonight, really looking forward to it but they aren't on til 10pm. On a **** Sunday night!! What is that about?! I think I'm getting old :(

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This new Tapatalk, with the adverts disguised as threads.

Shame I can't comment on the thread and tell Centre Parcs exactly why I won't be going there. Robbing bastards.
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The lack of imagination when footballers go on holiday. Usually Vegas, LA, Dubai or if its a short break, Marbella

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The lack of imagination when footballers go on holiday. Usually Vegas, LA, Dubai or if its a short break, Marbella

I'd imagine players have strict insurance guidelines for stuff to do in the off season though, cant leave players with many options.

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