I hope they do inforce it.
Now to the other issue - your moobs are much bigger than my b…s - couldn’t possibly compete with that one…
From what I’ve heard from a lot of Irish drivers in the bean the VOSA are making great use of their new toy. I’m sure Billy Poland and his mates are getting a touch of it too… If they get a fine they’ll defintley think twice about doing it again.
Now as for the more important issue at hand… I feel the rest of the members of this forum would need to see your ‘assets’ in order to make a judgement…
It is a forum for discussion after all…
Well, what can I say - I’ll just keep you guessing - my assets and I are now going to bed… Speak to you soon
Just send Breaker One-Nine a picture of your husband’s truck, Marina. 
Anything else will get him far too excited! 
How about really spoiling yourself and setting up your own TNUK account?
Will do - he! he!
Who knows maybe I will set up own TNUK account…
Take care
Breaker One-Nine:
… Now as for the more important issue at hand…It is a forum for discussion after all…
Hi Breaker One-Nine, indeed it is important that this is a forum for discussion, so here’s my 2p worth from the land of the bean.
No matter what anybody says, it’s a fact that (in the land of the bean anyway) it’s illegal to stop on an M/way hard shoulder in other circumstances than an emergency. That’s it, simple as that.
What this discussion seems to have turned towards (once we all cut out the irrelevant sexism and personal insults 
) is the way in which the authorities choose to enforce the law. Sometimes, they’ll simply say something like ‘come on mate, you know you can’t park there, so shift it,’ or on another day, a driver might get a ticket and maybe have to go to court.
WADR mate, none of us know which choice an individual officer makes, or why, but what I do know is that we have more than one enforcement agency, which means that the various officers must obey ‘company policy’ handed down by their masters…
We’re all good at spotting when the various agencies’ enforcement policies differ from each other, so maybe it would be good if there were a common position adopted by all the agencies concerned, but that would involve them in speaking to each other… and we all know that ain’t gonna happen any time soon.
Now I’m guessing that law enforcement is also pretty much the same in other countries, with individual officers dealing with a situation in the way they see fit.
So there ya go, a discussion has been had and I cared not whether you’re a bloke or a woman, or what your religion or skin colour is, nor for that matter what country you’re from, because all that stuff is completely irrelevant to the “discussion.”