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    It's wash and dry...not wash and fly!

    Now, the article says his license was also confiscated then it says he was driving without his license present, obviously the story wasn't proof read.

    A 27 year old should know better than this silliness.

    June 8, 2006, 11:09AM
    Speeding driver was 'drying his car'

    Reuters News Service

    AMSTERDAM - Dutch police confiscated the car and driver's license of a man caught speeding who said he was trying to dry his car after he had washed it.

    The 27-year-old was stopped in Amsterdam driving at 68 mph, about 31 mph over the speed limit, police said.
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    "Because he did not have his driver's license with him, his clean car was confiscated until he produces it," a police spokeswoman said.

    http://www.chron.com/disp/story.mpl/...e/3949718.html

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    omg ... Yet another fool bringing the Dutch average level of intelligence down

    Atleast my dad isn't lazy, he hand-dries it

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    but we are very creative in finding reasons why we break the law....

    We got a ticket in the mail this morning for speeding. After some thinking we concluded my wife was to blame, but could we have used the excuse that she was on her way to the airport to collect the complete UCP-team coming back from the Monaco Historic F1?
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    Does everything happen in the Netherlands?

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    Quote Originally Posted by spi-ti-tout
    Does everything happen in the Netherlands?
    offcourse. Nothing important happens in the rest of the world

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    Quote Originally Posted by drakkie
    Atleast my dad isn't lazy, he hand-dries it
    I think everyone else except for him does it that way too.

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    That's actually kind of funny
    Eh?

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    Seriously, who doesn't do that? At my local machine wash it's an extra 70p for a Gold service with supadry. Nuts to that, I'll just get my toe down a bit more on the way home.

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    Quote Originally Posted by drakkie
    omg ... Yet another fool bringing the Dutch average level of intelligence down

    Atleast my dad isn't lazy, he hand-dries it
    You mean he sticks his hand out the window with a towel???!!?

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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4
    but we are very creative in finding reasons why we break the law....

    We got a ticket in the mail this morning for speeding. After some thinking we concluded my wife was to blame, but could we have used the excuse that she was on her way to the airport to collect the complete UCP-team coming back from the Monaco Historic F1?
    That sounds plausible enough. You'd get off with just a caution if it was me in that police force
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    Guilty, I've done that before. Even if you have the pressurized air blow on the car it doesn't remove all the water. Really, all you have to do is be moving, a quick 80 MPH blast on the freeway helps.

    In most cases though you're just flowing with traffic...
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    Quote Originally Posted by Vaigra
    That sounds plausible enough. You'd get off with just a caution if it was me in that police force
    but the police had no way way of knowing, the car was not stopped, just photographed, nothing to debate.....
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    Quote Originally Posted by henk4
    but the police had no way way of knowing, the car was not stopped, just photographed, nothing to debate.....
    Then just send in a photo of your payment.

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    They respond with a photo of handcuffs, its happened many times before.

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