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RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - lwhite53 - 27-05-2010 11:18 PM
It really is possible to run after baddies in high-heeled boots.
No one in MI5 has to pay the congestion charge.
The streets of London are always miraculously clear of traffic when MI5 officers need them to be.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - redCHOCHO - 27-05-2010 11:23 PM
(27-05-2010 11:18 PM)lwhite53 Wrote: It really is possible to run after baddies in high-heeled boots.
No one in MI5 has to pay the congestion charge.
The streets of London are always miraculously clear of traffic when MI5 officers need them to be.
That is so funny ... I have thought the same thing many times. It is like the TV "24" in the states. Somehow Jack Bauer gets from one side of LA to the other with no traffic and in minutes.
(26-05-2010 01:35 PM)HellsBells Wrote: All MI5 officers drive black Lexus cars.
I think I have seen a few Audis too.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Silktie - 28-05-2010 05:31 AM
Only bastards, bitches and duplicitous traitors work for MI6.
MI5 officers are so good even the blond, blue-eyed ones can go undercover in Turkey and not get caught.
One crazy man and his laptop really can bring the country to its knees.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - HellsBells - 28-05-2010 10:46 AM
MI5 never, ever involve the police force.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - picard1109 - 28-05-2010 12:19 PM
Despite having tiny tracking devices which can be fitted to anyone and any thing, MI-5 frequently misplaces its senior staff.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Tea Lady - 28-05-2010 01:59 PM
Never stay in a safe house. You would be better off standing in the middle of the street with a big sign on your head saying "here I am."
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - redCHOCHO - 28-05-2010 03:26 PM
(28-05-2010 01:59 PM)Tea Lady Wrote: Never stay in a safe house. You would be better off standing in the middle of the street with a big sign on your head saying "here I am."
good one!
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - Nitrus - 28-05-2010 03:37 PM
(28-05-2010 10:46 AM)HellsBells Wrote: MI5 never, ever involve the police force.
Unless they have bigger guns than MI5! XD
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - tyme4t - 28-05-2010 03:58 PM
(28-05-2010 12:19 PM)picard1109 Wrote: Despite having tiny tracking devices which can be fitted to anyone and any thing, MI-5 frequently misplaces its senior staff.
LOL!! good one picard1109!
A former agent's biggest weapon/threat against MI5 is writing a book.
RE: Things I learnt from watching Spooks - picard1109 - 28-05-2010 06:24 PM
No matter how many days they've been held hostage, no one's beard every grows and they never have bad breath.