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Originally posted by northernladyuk View PostAs it happens that was the old man. I warned him to take a week off work while the surgery scar was healing up.
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As it happens that was the old man. I warned him to take a week off work while the surgery scar was healing up.
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Originally posted by eek View PostNo house prices are mentioned. And for that reason I'm out.
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Thing that made me laugh most about this is the DM explaining the sales of goods act at the bottom and has to point out it doesn't apply to prostitutes.. Tosspots.
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Who was complaining about NLYUK?
Nuisance 999 caller phoned police to complain about a prostitute's looks after meeting her in the flesh | Mail Online
A man has received a warning from police after calling 999 to complain that a prostitute he met outside a hotel was not as attractive as she had promised.
The nuisance caller claimed that the woman had 'breached the Sale of Goods Act' by mis-representing her looks in a newspaper advert.
However, officers in Solihull told him that the prostitute had not committed an offence - and reminded him that he may have broken the law against soliciting for sex.Tags: None
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