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They probably saw the state of the bloke and wisely decided to turn down the offer.Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhen police arrived to question the woman and free Schulz she invited two officers to join her in bed for a 'quickie.'
They declined.
Times have changed since the the sweeney . Or maybe they figured it would not be a quickie.
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I was thinking NLYUK
'I met her on a bus,' said the man. 'She invited me back here. Oh God, it was hell. I can't walk. Please help me.'
Are they sure she was a Laydee?
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Nomadds mum?Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostWhen police arrived to question the woman and free Schulz she invited two officers to join her in bed for a 'quickie.'
They declined.
Times have changed since the the sweeney . Or maybe they figured it would not be a quickie.
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Is there much difference these days? Apart from the daily mash having fewer immigrants and house prices.Originally posted by Spacecadet View PostI'm sure Wim will be along soon to tell us how all women are rapists.
Seriously though, that article reads more DailyMash than DailyMail
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I'm sure Wim will be along soon to tell us how all women are rapists.
Seriously though, that article reads more DailyMash than DailyMail
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When police arrived to question the woman and free Schulz she invited two officers to join her in bed for a 'quickie.'
They declined.
Times have changed since the the sweeney . Or maybe they figured it would not be a quickie.
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Get in there nerds
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