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Ace, I guess it Depends.......and in this case apparently there are leaks and the crap continues to flow...........![]()
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Depends leak!!! OMG, I was counting on them... what will I do now???


hammAR wrote: ...
Ace, I guess it Depends.......and in this case apparently there are leaks and the crap continues to flow...........![]()
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Andrew Rothman wrote:Aceq2jot wrote:Andrew Rothman wrote:Wow. There is a huge difference between teaching about religion, and teaching religion. This looks very much like the second, and is completely inexcusable.
Prehaps you should move to England then you could have a say on how they run things
"Prehaps" you should consider the purpose of a discussion forum might be to discuss opinions.If you're going to ******* jump on everything I say, maybe you should just go away yourself, huh?
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rucker wrote:Andrew Rothman wrote:Aceq2jot wrote:Prehaps you should move to England then you could have a say on how they run things
"Prehaps" you should consider the purpose of a discussion forum might be to discuss opinions.If you're going to ******* jump on everything I say, maybe you should just go away yourself, huh?
Oh come on... The word filter is the only thing separating me from complete insanity.ttousi wrote:*******
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Widge wrote:if you can all tear yourselves away from sniping at each other trying to score the winning snarky comment for a moment; The teacher concerned has been suspended pending an investigation.
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Today, a school spokesman said she was suspended over the allegations - but also for "ongoing inquiries centred around other practical issues".
BRIT_in_the_weeds wrote:Radio personalities with interests on the net diddle sheepyes I need help , but none of you buggers have offered.........except Justadointhehokeypokeywithanylivewarmmammal
gunflint wrote:More? Ok,
For more than two years, Sydney Davis’ house has been under siege from stone-throwing youths. And more than two hours into the latest attack on his family home, the police had yet to respond.
So after a particularly large missile landed in his kitchen, the 65-year-old grabbed a plank of wood and ran towards the gang to scare them away. But his desperate act came just as the police finally arrived on the scene - where they promptly arrested him for possession of an offensive weapon.
He now faces up to six months in prison.
gunflint wrote:More? Ok,
For more than two years, Sydney Davis’ house has been under siege from stone-throwing youths. And more than two hours into the latest attack on his family home, the police had yet to respond.
So after a particularly large missile landed in his kitchen, the 65-year-old grabbed a plank of wood and ran towards the gang to scare them away. But his desperate act came just as the police finally arrived on the scene - where they promptly arrested him for possession of an offensive weapon.
He now faces up to six months in prison.
Yesterday the retired builder, who has two young sons, said he had been left reeling by the decision to prosecute him.
Mr Davis - who claims to have had objects thrown at his house on 700 separate occasions, and his windows smashed five times in eight months - said: ‘Something needs to be done to stop these kids.
‘They are out there every night. One of my neighbours even had a seven-month-old in their kitchen when a brick came through the window. It showered glass across the baby’s face. When these kids see the police they are off through the alleyways. The police have got no chance of catching them.’
Mr Davis’ 42-year-old wife Pauline dialed 999 when their home came under attack yet again last week, but two and a half hours later officers had failed to arrive.
He recalled: ‘My wife called the police at 6 o’clock. But [the youths] just kept on throwing stones. I left the back door open to stop them smashing it. I have two kids and if one of those stones hit them it could have caused some really nasty damage.’
And with his sons Peter, seven, and five-year-old Jimmy cowering behind a sofa, he decided enough was enough.
Grabbing a piece of wood from his garden, he chased the youths at the precise moment police officers arrived outside his home in Swindon, Wiltshire. Mr Davis was handcuffed and led away to the cells, where he was later charged.
…Yesterday a spokesman confirmed that no youths were arrested in relation to the incident.
Widge wrote:
If ever there was a time for Jury nullification to come into play, this would be it.
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