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foto Vít Čondák 08-2010 Škodovky pro Velkou Britániimají pravostranné řízení poznávací značky v Ostravě bývaly "OV ...." |
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Paddington: "If my vehicle started to roll down a hill I don’t know what I would do. I expect I would close my eyes in case it hit something and all the potatoes fell out.” The policeman looked up from his keyboard and stared at Paddington. “I’ll pretend I didn’t hear that,” he said, not unkindly. “That sort of thing wouldn’t go down too well if it was read out in court. You might find yourself ending up in prison. “Mind you,” he continued. “It’s probably on its way to the Czech Republic or somewhere like that by now.” “The Czech Republic!” exclaimed Paddington hotly. “But it’s only just gone ten o’clock.” “You’d be surprised,” said the man. “These people don’t lose any time. A quick going over with a spray gun. Who knows what colour it is by now. A new numberplate… On the other hand we don’t let the grass grow under our feet.” He picked up a telephone. “I’ll put out an all stations call.” “I don’t have one of those,” said Paddington, looking most relieved. “One of what?” asked the policeman, holding his hand over the mouthpiece. “A numberplate,” said Paddington. The policeman replaced the receiver. “Hold on a minute,” he said. “You’ll be telling me next you haven’t renewed your road tax…” “I haven’t,” said Paddington. |
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| Co Paddington ztratil? |
Nákupní vozík v prodejně. “MY SHOPPING BASKET on wheels has been towed away!” exclaimed Paddington hotly. |
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