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Other methods for deterring traffic wardens
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Started conversation Apr 5, 2000
I'm not guaranteeing that any of these will actually work, but off the top of my head...
(1) Point up at the sky, gasp and ask "What's that up there?" When the warden looks up, steal his/her pencil and eat it.
(2) Offer the warden sexual favours in exchange for not being given a ticket.
(3) Kill the warden (NB: may be considered illegal in some countries).
Other methods for deterring traffic wardens
Dr E Vibenstein (You know it is, it really is.) Posted Apr 20, 2000
Other methods for deterring traffic wardens
suzie Posted Apr 21, 2000
Some how i don't think it wil help me but im al for sexual favours with a male warden
Other methods for deterring traffic wardens
Vestboy Posted Apr 21, 2000
You'd probably need to have some sort of questionnaire for them to fill in so that you can ascertain what is their inclination.
"Excuse me but before you give me a ticket would you mind answering a few questions?"
"1, What are your views on Judy Garland?"
"2...
Other methods for deterring traffic wardens
Vestboy Posted Jun 29, 2004
Not much avoidance of wardens in the last four years.
Another terrific wheeze is to have a blow up mechanic which you leave under the car with the feet sticking out. It then looks like the car can't move and many wardens take pity, bless 'em.
Other methods for deterring traffic wardens
Saints 76 Posted Feb 4, 2005
Easy don't park where you can get caught. Or failing that get a Disabled Badge, they seem to be dished out around here to all and sundry. (So long as you fit certain criteria.) Which I will not go into here and now!!!
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