£21 lighter.

[Varche]

France for spare parts?

[STEMO]

France for spare parts?

Tee hee 

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I just paid around £150 for a new pair of passports. They came without the hateful EU insignia on the front so it was worth every penny.

Top left corner on my new photo licence. Perhaps this can be seen as an omen that we will be remaining in the EU.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

I just paid around £150 for a new pair of passports. They came without the hateful EU insignia on the front so it was worth every penny.

Blue? 

Unfortunately not.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

I just paid around £150 for a new pair of passports. They came without the hateful EU insignia on the front so it was worth every penny.

Going anywhere nice? Eire?

Far cough

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

France for spare parts?

You too.

[Migv6 le Frog Fan]

I just paid around £150 for a new pair of passports. They came without the hateful EU insignia on the front so it was worth every penny.

Top left corner on my new photo licence. Perhaps this can be seen as an omen that we will be remaining in the EU.

They know you voted remain, so your staying in.

[Rods2]

£21 lighter. Is it a pattern part Chinese Ronson at that price? Does it use petrol or derv?

[Lizzie Zoom]

.......thanks to being ripped off for a new driving licence which must be replaced every 10 years.

I do not recognise the picture of the old man looking back at me.

That is one advantage of being a diabetic on insulin. I get a free new licence every 3 years.

The bad side of that is that every 3 years you have to go through medical hoops to ensure you are fit to hold a licence!

[Andy B]

.......thanks to being ripped off for a new driving licence which must be replaced every 10 years.

I do not recognise the picture of the old man looking back at me.

That is one advantage of being a diabetic on insulin. I get a free new licence every 3 years.

The bad side of that is that every 3 years you have to go through medical hoops to ensure you are fit to hold a licence!

You've not convinced me to be diabetic ..... 

[Lizzie Zoom]

.......thanks to being ripped off for a new driving licence which must be replaced every 10 years.

I do not recognise the picture of the old man looking back at me.

That is one advantage of being a diabetic on insulin. I get a free new licence every 3 years.

The bad side of that is that every 3 years you have to go through medical hoops to ensure you are fit to hold a licence!

You've not convinced me to be diabetic ..... 

Did you think I was trying to?

[Andy B]

...
Did you think I was trying to?

[biggriffin]

Consider yourself lucky that Britain left the EU.

Otherwise you would have had to have a medical ( about £35) then a test of reactions and abilities ( free) and then pay to have your licence renewed ( another about £40). Every ten years from age 65

When/if you rejoin the EU you may have all that to look forward to as the rules are harmonised.

I have a medical every 5years, and eyetest every 2. 

I think an eyetest should be mandatory after 60 every 2 years. 

And after driving from Nerja to Alhurin last night, there's a few of the natives, who should have the license taking off them, the standard of night driving is bad, they just can't keep up a decent speed or decided which lane to use.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

Just had a look at the back of my nice new piece of pink plastic.

I passed my bike test on 25th May 1977. Yamaha RD 250.........none of this nancy boy 12 BHP 125cc boll*cks back then.

[Field Marshal Dr. Opti]

I'm informed the 2 stroke smoke still hangs in the air.