Virgin Radio-Johnny Boy (21/August/1998)

Certainty level: 60%

On Saturday 15 August 1998 I attended a gathering of contributors to
newsgroup uk.misc at London's Victoria railway station. Also present was
Simon G, who had previously given this description of what he would be
wearing;

At 06:36 AM 13/8/98 GMT, Simon wrote:
>further clarification to aid recognition, i'll be wearing
>a t shirt, a brown suede waistcoat, a brown suede miniskirt,
>& a pair of patchwork leggings (& may have a widebrimmed straw
>hat, too).

It is my belief that my persecutors, who monitor my home telephone line
(and consequently read all modem communications including email),
were aware of this meeting, and may even have observed the "meat" taking
place.

Following the "meat" it seemed to me that one or two attempts were made by
my persecutors to portray me as "gay", on the basis of Simon's suede
miniskirt, which in their inventiveness my persecutors attributed to me,
not Simon. (Just for the record, Simon is hetero, and has agreed to the
above email extract being published.) The following item from Johnny Boy's
Wheels of Steel (between 7pm-11pm, Friday 21/8/98) is one such attempt.

(conversation) (J=Johnny-Boy, H=Hipster)

J: Texas of course part of V98 this weekend enjoy it if you're going. Keep
your eyes out on Sunday in Chelmsford for Hipster, because he's going to
be there. What are you going to be wearing?

H: I'll be wearing my, er, my suede shorts.
(sycophantic laughter)

J: and believe me he ain't joking, he ain't joking. OK coming next at Virgin
on the Wheels of Steel...

Why do I think Hipster's "suede shorts" refers to Simon's mini-skirt?
Because "suede" in both cases (obvious!); because "suede shorts" indicates
"gay" which they were trying to pin on me; because "shorts" = something
short, such as a "mini"-skirt; and because the two DJs both laughed as soon
as Hipster said "suede shorts", they knew what the joke was, they knew that
they were meant (and probably paid) to find it funny.

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We've just handed back our motability car and we're now looking to buy a 
second hand car privately.

Does the 3 years of no-claims on a motability car count when pricing up 
insurance on any car we buy?

On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:21:37 GMT, "'Nel'"  wrote:

>We've just handed back our motability car and we're now looking to buy a 
>second hand car privately.
>
>Does the 3 years of no-claims on a motability car count when pricing up 
>insurance on any car we buy? 

No.  You don't have a no claims bonus, everyone on their policy was
just a named driver.

Some companies may take a 'driving history' but I'm not sure who does.
Of course, any claims that you have made under the Motability policy
will be counted against you.
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"BGN"  wrote in message 
news:j7udj35ogul87drrs5f6t6kckkkrmautga@4ax.com...
> On Sun, 11 Nov 2007 11:21:37 GMT, "'Nel'"  wrote:
>
>>We've just handed back our motability car and we're now looking to buy a
>>second hand car privately.
>>
>>Does the 3 years of no-claims on a motability car count when pricing up
>>insurance on any car we buy?
>
> No.  You don't have a no claims bonus, everyone on their policy was
> just a named driver.
>
> Some companies may take a 'driving history' but I'm not sure who does.
> Of course, any claims that you have made under the Motability policy
> will be counted against you.

So it's heads you lose, tails you lose!!