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Started by ACE, April 01, 2015, 07:02:03

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ACE

From today  1/4/2015 it will be against the law to carry weapons disguised as gardening tools, unless they are in a covered container. Just being loosely piled in the boot will incur charges. Anybody going equipped for gardening will have to prove they have an allotment that is well cared for and under cultivation.

Plots covered in black plastic or carpets will not be accepted as proof of cultivation, but vegetables in season will help in your court appearance if they are produced as a meal for the court officals. If they can be proved they are organic by the jurors visiting the plot all charges will be dropped, as in Green versus the state, provided nobody steps on an upturned rake.

ACE


pumkinlover

I am not sure whether to be worried about this as I walk to my plot with my tools in a wheelbarrow.
Maybe I should buy a lockable trolley?
I do however look the part as I wear overalls and gardening  boots.
Would this help in my defence if stopped by the police?

ACE

Quote from: pumpkinlover on April 01, 2015, 08:02:44

I do however look the part as I wear overalls and gardening  boots.
Would this help in my defence if stopped by the police?

Raise a trouser leg and give them a quick flash of your surgical stocking. That should send them packing

picman

Yea . we have a old geeza on the gate now , checking car boots , oh and also charging for parking ... :wave:

goodlife

#4
Oh great... :icon_cheers:...thank you for your information of latest 'rules and regulations'..how did I missed that  :drunken_smilie: And only just few days ago I gave 'lecture' on front of AGM about these sort of issues.. :drunken_smilie:
Was there any other changes I should be aware of? Maybe I should call meeting up for a update... :tongue3:
Is overalls official requirement or will dirty old jogging bottoms with few holes satisfy the authorities as proof?...they do carry Nike logo though, so one time they could have been classified quite 'posh' gear for the plot..but they are from early 90's so not in fashion anymore... :glasses9:
Usually I don't have to carry any 'weapons' around...but I have quite a stock pile of them hidden away in my storage facilities ...I wonder what they think of my 'massacre' tools, chainsaws etc.... :angel11:

What next.... :drunken_smilie:

ACE

I would think dirty old jogging bottoms would be OK. Bending over in tight shorts or jeggings are definatley a health hazard especially to old chaps with heart problems. It will also be law to wear braces to eliminate builders/gardeners bum, as there have been occasions where short sighted plot holders have tried to park their bike then get a sore ear.

Pescador

I understand that dibbers must remain covered at all times
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gray1720

My tool is so large I have to carry it in a wheelbarrow. What should I do?

Worried of Oxford
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

Pescador

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goodlife

Quote from: gray1720 on April 01, 2015, 10:14:50
My tool is so large I have to carry it in a wheelbarrow. What should I do?

Worried of Oxford
Are you bragging or complaining..? :angel11:

alkanet

Quote from: gray1720 on April 01, 2015, 10:14:50
My tool is so large I have to carry it in a wheelbarrow. What should I do?

Worried of Oxford

it's not how big it is, it's what you do with it

and you, erm, stick it in a wheelbarrow

Palustris

Bit like the verso of a Fivepenny Piece song
"My Uncle Billy had a ten foot willy.
He showed to the woman next door. She thought it was a snake
So she hit it with a rake
And now it's only six foot four."
Gardening is the great leveller.

goodlife

Quote from: Palustris on April 01, 2015, 14:25:22
Bit like the verso of a Fivepenny Piece song
"My Uncle Billy had a ten foot willy.
He showed to the woman next door. She thought it was a snake
So she hit it with a rake
And now it's only six foot four."
:laughing7:

alkanet

I didn't know whether to hit it with a stick, or give it a bun

gray1720

I'm mildly surprised that no-one has mentioned Buster Gonad...

Adrian
My garden is smaller than your Rome, but my pilum is harder than your sternum!

ancellsfarmer

Seems wrong that folk are still posting to this thread after noon on 01/04/15
Freelance cultivator qualified within the University of Life.

Pescador

You were 6hrs 14mins after!
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