Why would he?

[paulg]

I try not to offend. 

And, i'm one of the few on this forum thats broke the law to aid our knowledge..i deserve love. 

[andrea]

I try not to offend. 

And, i'm one of the few on this forum thats broke the law to aid our knowledge..i deserve love. 

hmmm broke the law, tell me more

[paulg]

I drove from Witham-WHF at similar speeds to police car answering an emergency call.

[andrea]

how long did it take you

[paulg]

Locals route was 16 minutes, but could have got it down by a few minutes if i had flashing lights. Main road route was about 20, but could have took loads off with flashing lights.

[andrea]

are the roads around there quiet, being in the countryside and all that?

[paulg]

The locals route is, hardly pass a house, but the main road route is built up, so couldn't risk running someone over in Tiptree.

[chochokeira]

Locals route was 16 minutes, but could have got it down by a few minutes if i had flashing lights. Main road route was about 20, but could have took loads off with flashing lights.

Okay, I remove your freshman status. Though I think you should try it with a flashing light, in the interests of science: can you not borrow one?

[paulg]

I reckon, Witham-WHF can be done in 13 minutes, but that would be standing start with engine running.

I'll ask Witham police for an escort next time. 

[andrea]

The locals route is, hardly pass a house, but the main road route is built up, so couldn't risk running someone over in Tiptree.

you could have gone jogger squashing...F..K your not a jogger are you 

[paulg]

 

The locals route is, hardly pass a house, but the main road route is built up, so couldn't risk running someone over in Tiptree.

you could have gone jogger squashing...F..K your not a jogger are you 

Lol, i get out of breath typing. 

[chochokeira]

The locals route is, hardly pass a house, but the main road route is built up, so couldn't risk running someone over in Tiptree.

you could have gone jogger squashing...F..K your not a jogger are you 

Lol, i get out of breath typing. 

:O)  +1

[andrea]

lol same here, im blue in the face as we speak

[paulg]

The locals route is, hardly pass a house, but the main road route is built up, so couldn't risk running someone over in Tiptree.

you could have gone jogger squashing...F..K your not a jogger are you 

Lol, i get out of breath typing. 

:O)  +1

Have one back. 

[Roch]

Out of interest, have you actually read anything about lie detectors?

Some.  Not loads.  I've read that testers allege accuracy rates in the region of 90% + but that studies have revealed accuracy rates could dip as low as 60% +.

IMO.. where a person is accused of something (not necessarily a serious crime, it could be an everyday life matter which they deem to be of some gravity) and is pleading their innocence in relation to the accusation... those are the kind of situations where a person might verbally 'offer to take a lie detector test'.  Their offer is effectively a plea of cast iron certainty in their own innocence.  Now in everyday life, it could also be a bluff (because it is highly unlikely that the person will actually undergo such a test). 

Just an observation IMO, that it may well be an attempt to 'prove' innocence, despite the legal impotence attached to such tests.