Hi all
We recieved a warning at work about a new gang initiation occuring in Nottinghamshire.
When driving down a road at night and the on-coming vehicle has the lights off, be careful about warning them by flashing your lights.
The new initiation is to drive with no lights on and the first car to flash you, you turn around and chase them. When you catch them up you shoot into the car and drive off.
How true this is, is open to debate. We are not sure even in our office but it came from a reliable authority. We have decided if it looks like a little old man we will flash but if it is somebody in a hoody we put our foot down.
Better safe than sorry.
Dave_Notts
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Sick gang initiation............
Quote by Dave__Notts
Hi all
We recieved a warning at work about a new gang initiation occuring in Nottinghamshire.
When driving down a road at night and the on-coming vehicle has the lights off, be careful about warning them by flashing your lights.
The new initiation is to drive with no lights on and the first car to flash you, you turn around and chase them. When you catch them up you shoot into the car and drive off.
How true this is, is open to debate. We are not sure even in our office but it came from a reliable authority. We have decided if it looks like a little old man we will flash but if it is somebody in a hoody we put our foot down.
Better safe than sorry.
Dave_Notts
If it is true then I wonder how long it will be until it crosses the border???
Do they not issue brains these days?????
Orgasminator
Quote by Dave__Notts
When driving down a road at night and the on-coming vehicle has the lights off, be careful about warning them by flashing your lights.
The new initiation is to drive with no lights on and the first car to flash you, you turn around and chase them. When you catch them up you shoot into the car and drive off.
Dave_Notts
Wasn't this one of the scenes in the film Urband Legend?
Since watching that I've never flashed anyone! (well never flashed my lights at anyone!
)
Hah hah!
It's amazing to see thee old urban myths still work.
I can imagine in LA or somewhere they believe there are gangs - The Bloods and The Crips orwhatever they're called - who will pull a car over and shoot everyone- but I can't imagine it happens much in Nottingham!
Personally I never flash my light from my car, just my boobs (and never while driving of course)
Though it has had the same effect - men often turn round and follow us.
And all doggers have experience of men shooting into their car of course
Rachel
It's amazing to see thee old urban myths still work.
I can imagine in LA or somewhere they believe there are gangs - The Bloods and The Crips orwhatever they're called - who will pull a car over and shoot everyone- but I can't imagine it happens much in Nottingham!
Personally I never flash my light from my car, just my boobs (and never while driving of course)
Though it has had the same effect - men often turn round and follow us.
And all doggers have experience of men shooting into their car of course
Rachel
Dear All,
To the best of my knowledge, this "warning" is getting out of hand - it originated as a sick spoof e-mail in the US several years ago and has recently re-appeared in the UK.
For those of you who wish to have more accurate details, I believe that there are specific public comments about this subject on the official websites of both the Metropolitan Police and the London Ambulance Serviceas the first cases of the recent outbreak of this hoax specifically mentioned these organisations by name.
More recent postings and e-mails on this subject are simply copy-cat variations that have changed the location details given in the warning.
I hope this helps clarify the matter.
Cheers,
G.
To the best of my knowledge, this "warning" is getting out of hand - it originated as a sick spoof e-mail in the US several years ago and has recently re-appeared in the UK.
For those of you who wish to have more accurate details, I believe that there are specific public comments about this subject on the official websites of both the Metropolitan Police and the London Ambulance Serviceas the first cases of the recent outbreak of this hoax specifically mentioned these organisations by name.
More recent postings and e-mails on this subject are simply copy-cat variations that have changed the location details given in the warning.
I hope this helps clarify the matter.
Cheers,
G.
