stacey-lyn

You must be joking. . .

From the Met's website: "Road traffic collisions Section 170 of the Road Traffic Act 1988 requires drivers/ riders to report to a police officer or police station that they have been involved in an accident involving in any of the following; -any personal injury -damage only, where the other driver/ rider did not stop -damage only, where names and addresses were not exchanged with the other driver/ rider/ cyclist and any other owner of property damaged (even if the other driver stopped) Road traffic self report collision form - Form 207 This form has been provided to allow drivers/ riders/ cyclists to self-report such cases where police did not attend the scene. It is emphasised that the completed form must be handed in to a police station and date stamped accordingly. This must be done as soon as is practicable and in any event within 24 hours of the accident in order to assist any possible investigation and to comply with the law. Upon receipt of the form you will then be sent a letter acknowledging receipt and explaining what will happen next. Reporting a collision / accident involving damage only - Form 206 -Where names and addresses have been exchanged with the other driver / rider / cyclist and with any other owner of property damaged. Although the law has been complied within these cases, some insurance companies ask that a report is still made to police. If you wish to do so, the completed form 206 can be taken to a Metropolitan Police Service station and shown to the reception staff, who will update it with the station stamp, date and time of reporting. You will be given the form to retain and there will be no additional police report. Do not submit this form by post." The forms can be downloaded from the Met's website.

It's a Long Way to the Top (If You Wanna Rock 'n' Roll) - AC/DC

Holly Golightly?

sonic the hedgehog?

Mr White - Reservoir Dogs?

You're The One That I Want - Travolta & ONJ

I thought you must have been down the pub, Foxy, and missed the last clue.

Phew. If you don't think you know this character's name you would know the distinguishing feature. Tattoo (butterfly) This character is definitely not Muhammad Ali but Muhammad Ali did give you a clue. Floats like a butterfly. . . This eponymous character got the hell out of there. Escaped from Devil's Island He could be a Camberwell beauty or a (Gallic) monarch. Butterfly - Papillon Great job JaneAusten. Over to you.

the clues so far: Was this enigmatic character with conviction fact or fiction? If you don't think you know this character's name you would know the distinguishing feature. This character is definitely not Muhammad Ali but Muhammad Ali did give you a clue. This eponymous character got the hell out of there. New clue: He could be a Camberwell beauty or even a (Gallic) monarch.

more clues?

no, no

.....................no..................

you're right civilservant, it's wrong :(

. . . no

no EP

This eponymous character got the hell out of there.

or all shipped off to Chantelle's flat, given a bucket of KFC, a packet of fags & await the next alien abduction. If alien spacecraft are anything like the 185, they may be waiting ages but then 2 will come along at once. They should try to get the alien cat queen (a Whitby Labour councillor's lover - and he has the drawings to prove it) on next week's QT. Maybe they can get both of them on. In case you missed it

oh no Foxy.

no.

when the general consensus is another clue, let me know. (not a clue) I think you're overthinking it. The early guesses were closer.

No. The character is a person.

noooooo

C'mon. A character from a book and film. A classic.

oh god. . . I'm afraid it's not!!