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Sitting in my local pub late one night enjoying the landlord's flexible idea of what constitutes his licencing hours, a bunch of drunk blokes in raincoats burst in. Requesting to be served, one shouted at the barman "It's alright - we're not coppers!"

They were spitting images of Lt. Columbo to a man. The barman laughed them out of the pub.

(, Thu 22 Sep 2005, 10:12)
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Only in Colorado..
Roaring back to Denver from Las Vegas in a convertible, I had been doing all the driving for about eight hours and was getting a little bored of it. In an effort to hasten the end of the journey I was really whacking it - getting a fine 10mpg through the mountains - until I shot past a bush with a cop car parked in it at about 100 mph.

Thank God I had backed off a little.

For a moment I thought he wasn't coming but then sure enough his lights came on and he pulled into the road. It seemed like it took about an hour for him to catch up (probably only a minute or two) depsite my slowing right down in the vain hope that he wasn't after me. Sadly, there was nobody else for miles. When the lights came on I had actually forgotten he was after me - must be the adrenaline - and had to be told to pull over by my passengers. Luckily, they also restrained me from getting out - apparently in the middle of the mountains at 1am this would be an invitation to be blown, unceremoniously, away. The cop approached the car and tapped on the window.

He was a skinny black guy with a Hitler 'tache and it is one of my greatest regrets that I don't have a recording to prove how gay his voice was.

"Good evening," he said camply. "I'm Deputy Gay". I shit you not. It wasn't even "Gaye".

After seeing my British licence he decided it wasn't worth the paperwork and let me off, which was good of him. However I will never live down the way my passengers relate the story that I had to go 'round the back' (my papers were in the boot) with Deputy Gay, after which he let me off.

"I'm gonna let you go with a warning," goes the new version of his farewell. "..and a kiss."

Edit: just re-read that and realised I come off as a boastful, homophobic scofflaw. Mind you, it's not far wide of the mark.
(, Thu 22 Sep 2005, 16:12, Reply)

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