UK police inside email joke - utter weirdness ??!!?

Recieved by a friend who recieved it from a family member who is a police officer. Apart from the obvious jokey rudeness (dogging , sex change etc. there are some strange words in there which scream out to me as some kind of reference .... I am still a bit perplexed though- it may be something, maybe nothing.. but any ideas would be welcomed as to what it really means.

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[RexNunc]

A plectrum is a guitar pick lol

[NeuroParadise]

yes thats what i got when I googled it but we know they use code, the old alpha delta foxtrot etc....

[allcingeye]

Sad to say there are some younger people who decide to though stones at fire men doing there job Very sad but it dose happen This I feel is part of the reason police follow them around just one part of the bad side of life we find our self in.

[NeuroParadise]

yes very true but most rebel kids would be on our side if we just got even 2 dvds in their brains, i reckon. thanx for watching , peace xx

[NeuroParadise]

yes im aware of the sattire in it, however I want to know what plectrum and some of the other words refer to. Sattire is one of my fave kinds of humour but it can lighten serious stuff. yes theres jokes but like the comment about orwells farm , i think theres jokes we dont get because we dont know what it means. thank you for passing on , cheers.

[NeuroParadise]

yes , no-one seems to have found this vid judging by the veiwings.... please pass on and upload to your channel , thanx xx

[nath042]

would be funny but you don't read it like its jokes on the page.

[brit1664]

Vey good, bangs the 1978 book well up todate lol

[jamietruman]

Yery odd indeed.

The plectrum thing,one hand holds the notes and the other hand holds the plectrum.This is the hand the controls the tune,it's speed the notes it selects and so on..just a thought.

[Tinfoilhatlady]

agree

[synsafe]

page numbering caught me first,

then the publish date (1978) with the story of one finding photos on a computer....

the whole thing leaves me suspicious