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Previously on "Outrageous: Cricketting burglar-basher jailed"
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostClassic Daily Mail Commentard
So did Linda read the article, emigrate out of disgust and then comment from her new home?
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Originally posted by Diver View PostMake a spectacular getaway in his car
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Originally posted by ASB View PostI think your lob wedge would be much better for dealing with shins. Slice through them so much easier than a 9 iron...
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Originally posted by singhr View PostI think he should have stopped hitting him around the head once he had dropped him and then smashed his shins to pieces to stop him running away before calling police, at least this is how I plan to deal with intruders with my trusty 9 iron.
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I think he should have stopped hitting him around the head once he had dropped him and then smashed his shins to pieces to stop him running away before calling police, at least this is how I plan to deal with intruders with my trusty 9 iron.
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Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostClassic Daily Mail Commentard
"Yet another reason to emigrate - the country is going to the dogs. Sack this judge and free the poor men!
- Linda, Switzerland, 15/12/2009 09:43 "
So did Linda read the article, emigrate out of disgust and then comment from her new home?
I do it all the time. I've got properties all over Europe and, when the EU particularly upsets me, Zimbabwe.
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Classic Daily Mail Commentard
Yet another reason to emigrate - the country is going to the dogs. Sack this judge and free the poor men!
- Linda, Switzerland, 15/12/2009 09:43
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The law and judges are buffoons...I see it everyday in the area my wife works in.
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Originally posted by TonyEnglish View PostI thought the penalty for carrying a knife was supposed to be quite high - 5 years or so. So this guy burgled a house and tied up and threatened the occupants with a knife. The knife part of that alone should have been 5 years
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