dojj

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http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/7236577.stm

Nath

I'd imagine there was few cheerful council workers clearing that mess up

dojj

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my brother sent me the link

his first question was "has the old man been acting a bit strange last night?"

i ain't even seen the site (just down the road from me and it's a good thing i saw the link as i was headed that way as it's just across the road from the big southall temple) but i can tell you for sure that this was an inside job, perhaps not the drivers falt, but someone told someone what was going on and that's why they've sat there waiting for this aprticular lorry to arrive

and seeing as there is a very big open industrical estate just down the road as well behind the honda dealer, i can only assume that that is where they had a fleet of smaller vehicles waiting to offload the stuff and make a quick getaway

but that's only because that's about 99% likely to have happened seeing as that's normally what happens when thse sort of hiests happen in southall

dojj

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mind you, omnly in america eh

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/world/americas/7237248.stm

Mark B

What a joke, this world makes me sick.

What next GBH for speaking to loud to someone?

Nath

Now thats just fucked up

Nath

Imagine loosing this little lot then. Who ever lost that must of been thrown in after it to find it....

http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/cornwall/7235851.stm

focuschivvy

##why is it always the do-gooders who find stuff like that

Chip

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If you read the article, it was clearly no ordinary handshake, it was a deliberate assualt, so I dont really see the problem with prosecuting someone for deliberately pysically assualting someone else.