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BWCP last Saturday Night

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Guest Variable

Guest Variable

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My girlfirend and I were staying down the coast on the weekend so after dinner Saturday night we thought we would check out the car park. We took the entrance near the pool and as we rounded the last corner, the boys in blue were waiting there. They had a couple of VL commodores pulled over and stopped to check my license and have a look at my car. Happy to report they found no issues and even said "nice car mate, have a good night" as they waved me through.

The guys in the VL's had about 6 officers going over their cars with flashlights.

Didn't see any skylines in the carpark at all.

Hopefully no one from here had any problems.

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I actually like to see the coppers doing random breath tests and licence checks either on the way in or out.

We've been in there a few times when they've done random breath tests on the way out and quite a few people have been caught.

I wish they'd breath test the stupid little 15 year olds that go down there and get drunk every weekend and make smart arse comments or make fools of themselves.

Oz Grand Master

Oz

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It'd be worth copping a blowie off those stupid 15 year olds just for the 5 minutes of silence.

now now thats a bit bellow the belt there man ;) + probly that smashed too 2 & a half mins into it they would forget what they were suckin on & bite it off :Oops: :usuck:

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