I won a Blue Peter badge when I was the tender age of 9 and the first Mr Space Bunny kept it amongst many of my other prized possessions. Now I find I can't get another from eBay or the BBC because of fraud. Fraud? It's a Blue Peter badge FFS not bullion.

(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:06,
archived)

It is fraud on the grounds that to use it to get free entry is 'Obtaining services by deception', as the badge represents the fact that you are a member of a club that is entitled to free entry. However, regardless of whether you have lost the original badge or not, you are still a member of said club and thus are perfectly legally allowed free entry to said museums.
I know of no case of a person who legitimately earned one and lost it being prosecuted for using a second one that they acquired. I've heard rumours of cases of people who never earned one to start with being prosecuted (although no one seems able to quote specific cases).
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:38,
archived)
I know of no case of a person who legitimately earned one and lost it being prosecuted for using a second one that they acquired. I've heard rumours of cases of people who never earned one to start with being prosecuted (although no one seems able to quote specific cases).
But I was neither I was one of a huge crowd at the local railway sheds there to watch the BP team name an old restored train. I had written an essay which won a local schools compo and got my badge that way. This was wayyyyy back mind.

(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:48,
archived)

(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:02,
archived)
it's brill
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:08,
archived)
That was amazingly quick! It is a groovy bag
Edit: And oops, but that Lowepro is still behind me, i've simply been reduced to uselessness by the weather, i'll load it into a bag now with a packet of Jaffacakes
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:14,
archived)
Edit: And oops, but that Lowepro is still behind me, i've simply been reduced to uselessness by the weather, i'll load it into a bag now with a packet of Jaffacakes
everything's come to a standstill here too
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:20,
archived)
according to The Sun (I know! I know!) he had medals ranging from "World War II to the first Gulf War". The Sun also said he was aged 65, making him born in 1944.
How he thought he'd get away with it is a mystery.
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:03,
archived)
How he thought he'd get away with it is a mystery.
How the fuck did he not expect to be spotted and sussed out? As if 'being' a former member of the SAS wasn't going to draw attention as well on account of that beret and badge
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:10,
archived)
No handlebar moustache. Dead give away.
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:34,
archived)
(, Tue 12 Jan 2010, 22:42, archived)
but I have been in it for quite a while. We still have 3 out of 5 of the charter members (but the group now has about 120 active members.)
A very fun marching band - we even have a beer cart that follows us!
ltwcmb.com
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 23:15,
archived)
A very fun marching band - we even have a beer cart that follows us!
ltwcmb.com
Funny world. I used to be in the Cubberley marching band. That was a lot of fun. Spent many years riding my bike through the Los Trancos area. And now love b3ta. Maybe it's a smaller world than I realized.
(,
Tue 12 Jan 2010, 23:37,
archived)
Wow. I can pretty much guess who you are then.
KFCJ was the focal point of my life for many years. I remember buying property on Skyline, and running around with an antenna. It either got KFJC or I didn't buy it. Haha.
I still lament the loss of Harry Cary, and Arnold Lane, Says Who News.
Ah, memories. Well, anyways CHEERS!
(,
Wed 13 Jan 2010, 0:02,
archived)
KFCJ was the focal point of my life for many years. I remember buying property on Skyline, and running around with an antenna. It either got KFJC or I didn't buy it. Haha.
I still lament the loss of Harry Cary, and Arnold Lane, Says Who News.
Ah, memories. Well, anyways CHEERS!


