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Police Setting An Example

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#41

I know Dilly, it's still relevant today though.

What was this thread about again? :beerchug:

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#42

Send it to the papers it would be funny especially if it's a soft drink...

#44

So it wasn't confiscated from the bloke they just pulled over or anything unexciting like that?

#45

:spit:

Pretty quick to jump to conclusions without the background story there fellas.

#46
So it wasn't confiscated from the bloke they just pulled over or anything unexciting like that?

That must be it ROFL :spit:

#47

I do not know how you think it is beer, it looks like a 600ml bottle of diet coke

#48

no way that's a diet coke dude

#49
I do not know how you think it is beer, it looks like a 600ml bottle of diet coke

Are you serious? :blink:

Definately the neck of a Tooheys extra dry. Great beer at that too! He's got good taste for beer!

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#50

I find it very difficult that a police officer would allow his partner and driver to drink booze while on duty.

Did your mate tell you what type of booze it was, as the picture is fuzzy and I tried to tell what type of bottle it is zoomed in 400% and could not tell.

We are all so quick to jump to conclusions that it is beer, when it could just be a softdrink.

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