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hehe i even got a pm from someone asking me how much was the fine for driving my car on my p's and for all the defects hehe told them it was just all a joke, and then jump the gun and fall for the false report with the date wrong haha.

I'll see you all when this dies down :banana:

hm. . . Forgot the old (insert sarcasim) . . . .

Haha, I just read the context of the thread I was replying in. Ooops, I probably shouldn't be reading 3 different things at once and replying :banana:

Knox 'hoon' gathering raided

From: APP

January 13, 2010

The riot police were called to break up an organised meeting of hoons at Knox City shopping center. Hoons organise meetups on underground internet forums.

Last night, police received a tipoff the hoons were preparing to drive on a section of public road.

Police pulled over a single vehicle and issued a fine. At least 26 hoons evaded defects and fines by not appearing.

"We can't have hoons thinking they can take over our streets" Senior Constable Peter said. "When they organise to meet, they can be sure we'll catch and fine them".

He said the public must remain vigilant and report hoons by calling CrimeStoppers on 1800 333 000. "If you see ethnic people driving Nissan vehicles, report them immediately" he said.

Our road toll currently stands at seven. Police have promised to "unleash a fury" of defects and fines to keep the road toll down.

"Some people will never learn. We must keep our streets safe by removing hoons from Knox City."

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Fvcking joke!

How is defecting cars keep the road toll down?

That is the biggest, lamest, excuse and they ain't doing themselves any favors.

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