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 Post subject: Re: No Lincoln de-limit
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 3:06 pm 
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Now, now, you are just spinning the plate.


Could you please explain this Jimbo? All I said is that you're clearly anti-derestriction, but at the same time you're trying to say that no one wants a plate in any case, so what's the problem and how am I spinning?


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You may not like it much, I really don't know why you care, unless you want a plate in Lincoln, but I am happy with the retention of the status quo. But why do you want to see de-limiting in Lincoln?


That's maybe a pertinent question in the normal restricted numbers scenario, but since you say no one wants a plate in Lincoln anyway, then surely the more relevant question is why derestriction seems to worry you so much?

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 Post subject: Re: No Lincoln de-limit
PostPosted: Thu Oct 20, 2005 5:22 pm 
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TDO wrote:
jimbo wrote:
Now, now, you are just spinning the plate.


Could you please explain this Jimbo? All I said is that you're clearly anti-derestriction, but at the same time you're trying to say that no one wants a plate in any case, so what's the problem and how am I spinning?


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You may not like it much, I really don't know why you care, unless you want a plate in Lincoln, but I am happy with the retention of the status quo. But why do you want to see de-limiting in Lincoln?


That's maybe a pertinent question in the normal restricted numbers scenario, but since you say no one wants a plate in Lincoln anyway, then surely the more relevant question is why derestriction seems to worry you so much?

Why do you answer a question with a question?
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I explained that before asking the question - stop avoiding the point jimbo :lol:

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TDO wrote:
I explained that before asking the question - stop avoiding the point jimbo :lol:


What is the point?
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TDO wrote:
I explained that before asking the question - stop avoiding the point jimbo :lol:


What is the point?


You say why not de-restrict, if no one wants a plate,

I say why deristict if no one wants a plate.

Shall we organise centenary celebrations for the London 25 Feet turning circle next year?

Or will you continue with your myth, rather than reality?
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jimbo wrote:
You say why not de-restrict, if no one wants a plate,

I say why deristict if no one wants a plate.


But why bother opposing it if no one wants a plate anyway?

The answer is clearly that there are people who want a plate, but you don't want us to know that :-$



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Shall we organise centenary celebrations for the London 25 Feet turning circle next year?

Or will you continue with your myth, rather than reality?


Why bring that into it?

I can't remember the last time I even mentioned the turning circle :?

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I say why deristict if no one wants a plate.

I would say a £15/20/30,000 survey every three years is reason enough. :wink:

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jimbo wrote:
I say why deristict if no one wants a plate.

I would say a £15/20/30,000 survey every three years is reason enough. :wink:


Survey carried out 12 months ago. we may as well get our money's worth out of it.
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