Re: OT - R v Bailey v Luckwill

The good news is that it's all over for once and for all!

And the other good news is that there was never a war in Iraq, Saddam is running a fast food outlet in Washington, Land Rover announce record exports to Mars, Tony Blair has resigned and a scientist from the University of Little Wollop has proven Cold Fusion to work, together with inventing a way to turn drivel into fuel.

Funny how the pixies at the bottom of my garden reckon they know you quite well. I'm off to play in the snow now, tally-ho!

Also in the news was the sad reality that you're a convicted paedophile, who is on the Sex Offenders Register.

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Mother
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If you really wanted it all to go quiet, you shouldn't have bothered posting that! It's been very quiet here of late on this topic, but you're guaranteed to have stirred it all up again with that post. Please don't ever ever complain that other people are stirring this up when it seems you're just encouraging them yourself.

Reply to
Paul Everett

I have concrete proof that Luckwill posted the message.

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Mother

Only a small part of it - there's more to follow I believe.

Martyn

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Mother

I guess on the plus side he now has a lot more free disk space.

Coat on....

;-)

Tim Hobbs

'58 Series 2 '77 101FC Ambulance '95 Discovery V8i

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Tim Hobbs

I wonder if the constant use of the word paedophile in this group is why we are getting all this spam about ridding your PC of illegal images?

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Exit

;-)

It made me remember why i hated writing essays so much!

I'm useless at trying to compose words. Always takes me ages.

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Tom Woods

Couldn't agree more.

Reply to
Nikki

No worries - I have a deal of respect for straight, honest comment :-)

I think it's a Yorkshire thing - everybody here tends to refer to 'tinternet - I kind of like it!

Martyn

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Mother

Ah, Claire in the office has just told me it's a Phoenix Nights (TV prog?) terminology - along with "get back you bastard, I'll break your legs" - I really am glad I don't watch that much telly!

Martyn

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Mother

Phoenix Nights is a bit Lancastrian I think.

Which would be "on th'internet". Did you not know that?

Tim Hobbs

'58 Series 2 '77 101FC Ambulance '95 Discovery V8i

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Tim Hobbs

Lancastrian??? - pooftahs eh?* - right, .sig changed ;-)

However, I have just nearly PML at the car alarm .wav on:

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- click 'get back ya bastard'.I'll _have_ to put that on Grumble!!! (* League of Gentlemenism - no offence intended to G&L readers).

Martyn

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Mother

I want one of them too!.

That'd stop the kids nicking the dust caps off the valves on my tyres!.

Theyve had 8 of em now over the last week. The little buggers!. Anyone got any ideas on how to stop em?

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Tom Woods

could i get one small enough to fit in a valve cap? :)

I was wondering if i could get some sort of glue that doesnt go off until they grab the cap tightly to unscrew it. I'd happily sacrice valve caps if i knew that they were gonna be stuck to their hands for the next day or so :)

Also. Is there any way that i could make the valve cap removal trigger a switch?. Then i could just wire it up to my horn. This would probably be the method most likely to not get me in trouble :) (And would give me a chance to run to the window and shout at them!)

Its just getting annoying now!. At first they only went for the fancy metal ones that my mate had on his landy. Now theyre taking normal plastic ones too. Theres only one car with a complete set on now (and i had to make that up off all the other cars!)

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Tom Woods

On or around Fri, 01 Aug 2003 10:06:56 +0100, Mother < "@ {mother} @"@101fc.net> enlightened us thusly:

we shall wait and see.

Reply to
Austin Shackles

Superglue on the inside and on the outside.

Or I could lend you a dog. He likes kids, and can easily eat a whole one.

Tim Hobbs

'58 Series 2 '77 101FC Ambulance '95 Discovery V8i

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Tim Hobbs

New black plastic caps. Fit them tightly, then cover copiously with black grease...

Regards,

Simonm.

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SpamTrapSeeSig

A Shotgun.

-- Paul Everett repton at repton dot org

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Paul Everett

I'd just like to take the oppertunity to give my support to your website, just been for a look-see, never even noticed your sig line before! People like him have, I'm afraid, absolutely NO place in this society, barring maybe a prison cell for life! I have a young daughter and god forgive me, but if anyone ever touched her or harmed her in any way, they'd find themselves unable to walk or touch again! Wouldn't kill mind you, just paralyse so that they have to live with it! Maybe what we need is a return to the older morals such as "an eye for an eye" etc., they were certainly a greater deterrent to people like him than today's current nanny-state laws. Hmmmmm - thoughts of various workshop implements let loose on the ba57@rd! I say the more of these people that are exposed, the better it is for every honest, decent person in the land. Personal rant over and done with, thanks for reading. Badger.

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Badger

Rimfire would be better as shotguns make more mess - blood all over the paint work. Might not do the tyres any good either;-))

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Nikki

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