And one of the fields points out if the persons identity is a changed identity, and points on to the new one.
Especially useful for deranged former partners, terrorists, blackmailers, and criminals looking for 'old buddies'.
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How's about a hit list of judges. I know there exists at least one person on here who'd like to talk to that Dame Butler Sloshed in a more intimate mileau.
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Do I have any more bids?
There are now 8 (eight) missing CDs containing over 90 million records.
I guess many of the records are dupes, so that's OK then.
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Originally posted by Troll View PostDaily Mail would probally pay for that story
But LOL, in any other context I'd be bashing said paper, but I see the logic here
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Were there witnesses? There is no time limit on bringing a prosecution, you know. How I would love to do that to at least one Labour ***** ***!!!.
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Originally posted by Troll View PostInteresting - would any bloke on here ever hit a woman if so attacked ?
My initial thoughts are I would give a warning that if she hit me again I would deck her..but then moderate the punch accordingly...probally end up as a slap
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostInteresting question. I may dream of hitting a woman but when it comes to the crunch I cannot do it. I did once give an open handed slap to the girl I lived with because I found out that she was trying to raid my bank account. I can handle an expensive woman, but a fraudsteress, no.
Her response, the stupid git, was to put heavy make up on to prove that I had hit her. All the females at work saw straight through that and I found myself turning down offers of a spare bedroom.
I moved out pronto, but not before I had found a home for my expensive telly/video/stereo, because I feared that she would trash the lot.
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Originally posted by Troll View PostInteresting - would any bloke on here ever hit a woman if so attacked ?
My initial thoughts are I would give a warning that if she hit me again I would deck her..but then moderate the punch accordingly...probally end up as a slap
Her response, the stupid git, was to put heavy make up on to prove that I had hit her. All the females at work saw straight through that and I found myself turning down offers of a spare bedroom.
I moved out pronto, but not before I had found a home for my expensive telly/video/stereo, because I feared that she would trash the lot.
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Originally posted by Sysman View PostCan you identify the person who assaulted me?
Heavy Hint - it wasn't a bloke. If it had been, I would have got him back with a black eye, and it would have been the end of the matter.
My first choice would have been that mad cow from Peterborough (something Clark?) but I don't think she ever became a minister.
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