Re: Madaleine

May 12, 2007 8 Replies


I feel compelled to post this.


>
> I think the whole thing has been taken way OTT! It's a disgrace the girl
> is missing, but fundamentally no parent leaves a kid on their own to go
> out, have a couple of bevvies and a dinner, especially when on holiday!

Without knowing the full details of the case it is unwise to comment on the parents actions- remember you are hearing what the media are publishing, that doesn't make it true. In fact the chances are that, in the absence of real news, the story is being "dressed up" to give something to print.


Either way, the real issue is that the child should have been safe- even if the parents did do something silly, and the real crime is that someone has taken this child or she is being held after maybe wondering off. Either way, she is the victim and should be the focus of the matter until she is found.


As a father I just hope she turns up safe and sound.


Brian

Agreed. However, a contact who's high up in CID who's now over there revealed to me the poor lass may have went outside the doors herself, to go find her parents who were dining. This sounds likelier to me than someone going in the room and randomly grabbing her.

"Brian Reay" wrote in news:0Nm1i.13055$%9.12832 @newsfe7-gui.ntli.net:

As a father, I would never, ever put my children in that position.

It's not the right forum to post this in, no matter how strongly you feel about it.

asahartz wrote in news: snipped-for-privacy@4ax.com:

And?

The world has gone officially insane. Find the child, don't milk it by wearing yellow wrist-bands, which is simply not going to do any help whatsoever!

I changed the subject - to save my lampooning from group regulars, I decided to give my opinion on a small bottle of this, which a garage gave me after a service:

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I found it didn't help fuel consumption in the slightest, and whether or not it done any good remains to be (never) seen. It's a petrol car, so perhaps not the best test candidate.

Her name was spelled wrong, oops.

MadEleine. Not that anybody in the group cares I know, but felt I should correct it. Cheers.

I've found that a loose shoe in the handbrake drum of my Omega doesn't help fuel consumption either.

I had both sets on mine replaced at the service, bit early to tell yet, but fuel consumption seems better due to my driving style instead of just the service. Some 5w30 in it instead of 40 perhaps has also helped.

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