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31-12-15, 07:05
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You have one Lawyer in a small town.......he will very likely go hungry. Put a second lawyer in town and they will both do very well.
Robert: Pretty sure I know your profession. There is a TV series named after it, although American based. 
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01-01-16, 02:34
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Spot on Rob.
Happy New Year. Robert
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01-01-16, 03:22
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Upon reflection I was thinking the Private and the Staff Sergeant were riding in an open unheated armoured vehicle. Probably dressed in Battle Dress, Greatcoats, Beaver hats and wool scarves. Wearing nailed ammunition boots or maybe shoepacs on their feet. Knit wool gloves or leather gauntlets on their hands. Possibly goggles to keep their eyeballs from freezing. Damn determined men to be out in those conditions.
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01-01-16, 20:16
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They were tough brave men Terry.
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01-01-16, 21:22
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Bren Gun Carrier Supreme Court of Canada -decision road test
Hi all,
Happy New Year, I went for a road test today and believe or not i lost control, skidded and went into the ditch with the Mk2 Carrier . I was on my private road and nobody was around so no danger there. My brother in law who was riding along got quite a surprise. The snow on the sloping armor is from the ditch. The front went in quite deep . I backed out of the ditch no problem but NOW i understand this Court case. Nothing like a little experimenting. 
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01-01-16, 21:35
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If your a beginner driver you need to be careful buddy, give yourself a chance...going out straight into the snow could be lethal to you.
Carriers are very unforgiving at the best of times. Plus the added risk of throwing a track (unless you have ice scrapers fitted )
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01-01-16, 21:54
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Beware! David
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01-01-16, 21:37
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"Trust, but verify" is fine in principle, but not at the risk of bending yourself or the carrier!
 I'm glad you're all OK. Wishing you a happy, prosperous, and above all safe New Year.  Chris.
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