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The chair leg thing ... in this country if armed police is called then one should surrender quickly, hands in air, no sudden moves - or get shot dead.Originally posted by bobspud View PostNo its much more simple than that if you wander round to someones house with as much as a chair leg, they only have to call the police and report that you were wandering around with what they thought was a sawn off shotgun threatening them and a totally different Police unit will turn up to make friends with you. They don't tend to mess about either, so while they might be the next-door neighbour from hell, wandering around to moan at them while holding a long object would probably not end well for you.Comment
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There's a Waitrose in Swindon, it doesn't mean tulip. The chavs use the carpark for doing donuts and for small scale riots.Originally posted by AtW View PostGot Waitrose in my leafy "village"
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Who you calling cheap.Originally posted by AtW View PostNot as cheap as our very own Mauve Monkey...Comment
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You get all uptight when you got called cheap, if you were not then you'd act differently.Originally posted by PurpleGorilla View PostEvidence.Comment
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You are such a tw#tOriginally posted by AtW View PostYou get all uptight when you got called cheap, if you were not then you'd act differently.Comment
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There is a difference between cheap, and value.Originally posted by AtW View PostNot a cheap one though
Let that be a lesson to you.Comment
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