Poetic Justice

[Richard A Thackeray]

Karma does work sometimes

I saw this, on the front cover of the Yorkshire Evening Post, when I picked up my Cycling Weekly this morning (1)

https://www.yorkshireeveningpost.co...own-house-broken-into-while-in-jail-1-9841099

I do wonder how sympathic (or not!!) any Police Officers attending the house afterwards were, & if they begged to be able to be the one to tell said scrote, that he'd been burgled!!?



1. Yes!!
A contradiction in terms. I'm old enough to remember when seeing the 'YEP' in shops, or having it delivered before 16:00 was unthinkable
Nowadays, it's out with the morning papers
I understand why (costs/supply chain/etc...) but still...………………….

Photo actually taken in the WH Smiths, at the Hospital

 

[Drago]

Oh dear. Still, the victim needn't worry - if the offenders are caught they'll get a fine and a community sentence, which will jolly well teach them a lesson.

 

[Electric_Andy]

Good

 

[Cycleops]

No honour among thieves.

 

[Chris S]

Karma does work sometimes
A contradiction in terms. I'm old enough to remember when seeing the 'YEP' in shops, or having it delivered before 16:00 was unthinkable
Nowadays, it's out with the morning papers

In the 1970s the Birmingham Evening Mail also had morning and mid-day editions, and at least two local ones.

Rather ironically, now that it just has one edition, it's just called the Birmingham Mail.
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[yello]

Living by the sword...

I used to love local papers (I still like them but my ardour has waned) but found, in the UK anyway, they have a great deal of advertising in them these days - usually cars or real estate. This makes them seem less like newspapers and more like flyers. I know, way of the world etc.

 

[Cycleops]

I think the majority are now free, hence the advertising.

 

[Deleted member 1258]

We still have the local paper, Coventry Evening Telegraph.

 

[twentysix by twentyfive]

So our victim will be providing the police a complete list of all taken will he?