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Captain Dispensable replied

13 April 2007, 16:27
She still hasn't had time to upload the video onto YouTube yet by all accounts. Amateurs. She should have invited Noel. Or Carol Smilie and crewe if they really wanted to trash the place. It would have been covered in puce not puke.
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cojak replied

13 April 2007, 14:11
The daughter is probably pretty clued up on the old cause/effect/consequences side of life by now...
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threaded replied

13 April 2007, 14:08
If the Police 'attended' 'several times' I guess they know pretty much who was there.

Or maybe not...
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cojak replied

13 April 2007, 13:46
even the ones that vomited buckets??
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freakydancer replied

13 April 2007, 13:37
Originally posted by Burdock

She just needs a darn good spaking if you ask me

I'd be happy to administer that to her and all her naughty little friends
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threaded replied

13 April 2007, 13:34
Do you think they'll be getting rid of their internet connection?
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Burdock replied

13 April 2007, 13:01
Originally posted by cojak

The Mum did, probably. They trashed her pride & joy (daughter obviously coming second in this list). Dad would have tried sweeping everything under the carpet (which problably wasn't big enough to go over the whole house anyway).

Can't see why they bothered with the police.

She just needs a darn good spaking if you ask me
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cojak replied

13 April 2007, 12:59
They have now made a formal complaint of criminal damage to police.

The Mum did, probably. They trashed her pride & joy (daughter obviously coming second in this list). Dad would have tried sweeping everything under the carpet (which problably wasn't big enough to go over the whole house anyway).
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Captain Dispensable replied

13 April 2007, 12:08
Originally posted by wendigo100

Ian Brown is my son. Probably not the same one though, or I'd know.

Not if you have underfloor heating.
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wendigo100 replied

13 April 2007, 11:57
Originally posted by milanbenes

come on then out with it what did Ian Brown do ?

Milan.

Ian Brown is my son. Probably not the same one though, or I'd know.
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milanbenes replied

13 April 2007, 11:08
come on then out with it what did Ian Brown do ?

Milan.
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Euro-commuter replied

13 April 2007, 11:01
Originally posted by XTC

You know Ian Brown?

No. Or at least, that not what he called himself then
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XTC replied

13 April 2007, 10:57
Originally posted by Euro-commuter

When I was young I knew someone who had a too-rowdy party in his parents' house when they were away: quite a lot of damage, gas fires ripped off wall etc. He left home before they came back, and went to London.

They tracked him down and brought him back. Not for trouble, but because, pissed though they were, it wasn't worth losing their son over.

You know Ian Brown?
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Euro-commuter replied

13 April 2007, 10:52
Originally posted by Burdock

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wear/6549267.stm

I bet she's a right little minx

When I was young I knew someone who had a too-rowdy party in his parents' house when they were away: quite a lot of damage, gas fires ripped off wall etc. He left home before they came back, and went to London.

They tracked him down and brought him back. Not for trouble, but because, pissed though they were, it wasn't worth losing their son over.
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freakydancer replied

13 April 2007, 10:45
Originally posted by Burdock

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/wear/6549267.stm

I bet she's a right little minx

Great story! wish I'd been there!
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