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Which takes precedence:

Bagsie or Shotgun

Discuss.

Entirely situation dependant.

Elaborate please

Shotgun for cars, Baggsie rules over everything else. FACT.

Pretty much this.

yep, that ^^^

and shotgun obv in view of the car, not before

shotgun for everything.  bagsie is dead.

baggy's aren't dead though. They will never die.

bagsie? we're not 5.

Shotgun all the way

baggys and croggys will never die

Blasphamy itt

Someone explain what either mean in this context please

the only people who think bagsie is dead is he who said shotgun

Its a bit like calling £10 a tenner, when its quite clearly a 'denzil' or a 'denny'

Think you mean Jenna.

Jenna Jaimeson ldo

Shotgun and denny. pffffffffffffffft.

sigh, you will learn 1 day my friend

Ayrton ldo

Shotgun only for car seat selection. If you shout "SHOTGUN!"  in the departures lounge at Heathrow,  you will probably find it to be -EV

All other matters are covered under the international laws of baggsy, turnaround-touch-the-ground and you snooze you lose.

Shotgun's an americanism - GTFO.

Bagsie only.

What the hell is croggy?

GTFO is Scottish shite, ya spawny eyed wassock.

Shotgun for everything....as per the rules of shotgun?

Only if the T stands for Tae - anything else it's English, ya glaiket gowk!!!

loving this particular view point .... impartial opinion obv

And rarely will the Scots put the out at the end in a poncy English manner...............merely Get tae f***

Geo

True Geo.

I agree this is situational dependent
Scenario to explain my viewpoint  

You’re the middle child and both your siblings are a year above and below you, 8 9 and 10 respectively.  Your mother goes to get her hair done and leaves your father in charge. Your father considers cooking lunch and decides against it and instead takes you all to your grandma’s house to eat

As much as you reeling at the thought of another afternoon watching Emmerdale Farm your only recourse is to sit in the front of your fathers Volvo and choose the radio station

As calling the option doesn’t become valid until on neutral ground in this case the short walk from your front door to the car.  You hurriedly walk out the door while tucking your white shirt into your trousers and shout “Baggsy I’m in the front seat” and at the same time your younger sibling shouts “Shotgun”

In this situation a Baggsy will take precedence over a shotgun  

However we had the same scenario as above but you replaced your younger brother with your Unemployed leech of an uncle the “Shotgun” would take precedence..

Great Question...

Shotgun ainec

Great Answer!

For the record, my kids aged 7, 10, and 12 shout "Bagsie, Bagsie, Shotgun dead!"
which covers all options.

This is a very important question. Generally Shotgun.

Shotgun actually over-rules baggsy where the front seat of a car is concerned. If somebody baggsys the front seat at any point they will get it unless Shotgun is correctly called. This is obviously over-ruled if the person who baggsys the seat is:-

a) The owner of the car
b) The Wife/Girlfriend/Husband/Boyfriend etc of the owner of the car

In these cases calling Shotgun is mute. This is all clearly laid out in the rules of Shotgun.

shotgun for car only

you dont shout shotgun on top when yor about to make love to a beautiful woman its bagsie bottom bunk

NFI what u on about here  :dontask:

(http://i444.photobucket.com/albums/qq167/Andr4w/c42e3354.jpg)

Bagsie, Bagsie - Shotguns Dead TRUMPS THE WORLD!

Sooooooo

Shotgun - insight of said vehicle, with reference to said vehicle rules?? Would this be a correct assumption? Therefore, in summary, bagsy = loser & driving all the way to Devon??

Of course.  No question about it.  UL George.

hmm, you've really complicated things here. shotgun rules normally apply when there's already a designated driver. not sure you can call shotgun to get out of driving. or can you? I really don't know

I think it may depend on who actually owns the car, as the owner of the car may claim shotgun under normal circumstances even if somebody else calls shotgun. However this would only normally apply if the plan is for somebody other than the owner of the car to drive for some reason. This is indeed a tricky one.

if the car is in joint ownership as I assume it is in the bedi household then my gut instinct is that shotgun rules should not apply but baggsy not driving is perfectly acceptable

What a truly tremendous ruling

This certainly has stronger foundations for ruling though, wouldn't you say??

It is indeed another fine ruling. Who's car was in question George and also, do you do sharing???!

Both only apply if you're a teenager maximum

Would expect better from someone who gives everyone really cool but immature nick names

ridic comment, teenagers don't get to call shotgun, they sit in the back

+1

I understand I may be about to cause a sh*tstorm but I beg,

What about dibs?

http://www.shotgunrules.com/

Incase it hasnt been posted already.

RELOAD

Absolute tekkers mate. Dibs and baggsy are clearly on a par, and you're saving yourself an entire syllable meaning you've got way more thinking time. Dibs or baggsy cannot apply to calling the front seat of a car, though: strictly shotgun, as per the rules in Jamie's above post. The rules can get quite intricate, so we can't afford to confuse them at an early stage.