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Previously on "From Metro today: crime blamed on Ipod"
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It's all our fault, us disgusting greedy middle classes. What we need is higher taxes and more laws.
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Sounds like it. If you dont have anything worth nicking you wont get anything nicked.Originally posted by John GaltAnyway. So is the Government trying to tell us that is we have a big house we should expect to get burgled and if we don't look like a chav we should expect to get mugged???
Obviously we should all stop working so hard to earn our toys, not buy any toys and then crime will then just vanish!
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Anyway. So is the Government trying to tell us that is we have a big house we should expect to get burgled and if we don't look like a chav we should expect to get mugged???
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Everybody descend from monkeys. Apart from Chico who directly descends from God.Originally posted by TorranLizards decended from Monkeys
when did this happen?
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Lizards decended from MonkeysOriginally posted by FranckoAlthough you still descend from a monkey (just as everybody).
when did this happen?
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Although you still descend from a monkey (just as everybody).Originally posted by zeitghostBeing lizardy is a plus too... (or should that be a plus two?)
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Absolutely!Originally posted by FranckoAs long as there is something to blame we are safe.
BTW, what's with the monkey avatar? Too many monkeys (and daleks) on here.
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As long as there is something to blame we are safe.Originally posted by hyperDMine ultimately blames the government excuses for lack of "bobbys on the beat"...
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Mine ultimately blames the government excuses for lack of "bobbys on the beat"...Originally posted by FranckoYours blames mobiles, I blame ipods.
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Yours blames mobiles, I blame ipods.Originally posted by hyperD
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From Metro today: crime blamed on Ipod
British blaming culture at its best!
It's those spoiled rotten children and teenagers who are pushing up crime in UK because of their expensive mobiles and ipod.
And don't forget that it's because of Ronaldo that England lost the world cup!
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