mgarl10024
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There's Some Rotters Out There
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Yes, makes you want to throw up doesn't it! 
Years ago when I was a kid, I remember our family doctor relating a similar incident, though this one wasn't cycling-related. She'd gone on a house call to an infant with breathing difficulties, she decided the case was serious and the child should go to hospital at once. Rather than wait for an ambulance, the parents decided to take the child themselves, with the doctor following in her own car. In the middle of town the parents' car stopped and the mother ran out in some distress: apparently the child had stopped breathing. The doctor jammed on the brakes, leapt out of her car and administered kiss-of-life, meanwhile a 'helpful' passer-by said "I'll park your car for you." Baby having been brought round, the doctor looks around for her own car. No car to be seen.
There was at least a happy ending to that story. (a) the baby made a full recovery, and (b) the doctor's car was recovered by police, a few miles away. The 'helpful' passer-by was never caught...
Years ago when I was a kid, I remember our family doctor relating a similar incident, though this one wasn't cycling-related. She'd gone on a house call to an infant with breathing difficulties, she decided the case was serious and the child should go to hospital at once. Rather than wait for an ambulance, the parents decided to take the child themselves, with the doctor following in her own car. In the middle of town the parents' car stopped and the mother ran out in some distress: apparently the child had stopped breathing. The doctor jammed on the brakes, leapt out of her car and administered kiss-of-life, meanwhile a 'helpful' passer-by said "I'll park your car for you." Baby having been brought round, the doctor looks around for her own car. No car to be seen.
There was at least a happy ending to that story. (a) the baby made a full recovery, and (b) the doctor's car was recovered by police, a few miles away. The 'helpful' passer-by was never caught...
steve52
I'm back! Yippeee
- Location
- bottesford scunthorpe
why are people who behave in a less than human maner protected by the human rights act? cages habnging from lamp post for bike thieves, and burglars, i have been bitten by both!!
ColinJ
Puzzle game procrastinator!
- Location
- Todmorden - Yorks/Lancs border
And in Bedworth... A charming story that I read in the Coventry Telegraph when I was down there on a family visit last week.
numbnuts
Squire
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- Gone over the hill and far away
Lower than a snakes belly
Corvette chic
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- Accrington
ROTTERS! ROTTERS!!!!!! I could come out with much stronger words than flamin' rotters - there are some evil little shoots about.
A lad near us hung himself in the local cemetery next to a school and the little feckers where taking photo's on their phones!!!!! Mind you I blame the police for not sheeting around him, they are sick twisted little gobshites.
A lad near us hung himself in the local cemetery next to a school and the little feckers where taking photo's on their phones!!!!! Mind you I blame the police for not sheeting around him, they are sick twisted little gobshites.
Now why am I not surprised at hearing that these days?
downfader
extimus uero philosophus
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- 'ampsheeeer
I read a letter in one of the papers where some old boy stopped to give directions and his bike was nicked. A couple of the readers of the paper were so incensed that they clubbed together and bought him a bike. He then wrote a loverly letter of thanks.
I think we should have arab justice for thieves.
I think we should have arab justice for thieves.
XmisterIS
Purveyor of fine nonsense
In these cases mob justice is usually done - when word gets out on the estate where these people live that they've done some disgracful and heartless thing as has been described in the links above, they usually get a good kicking and/or plenty of verbal.
Ranger
New Member
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- Fife borders
After 2 years of working in Bedworth I am actually not surprised at that
I PROTEST! That's disrespectful to snakes. I like snakes, they're lovely creatures!Lower than a snakes belly
guitarpete247
Just about surviving
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- Leicestershire
A one school I used to work at we had a girl who had problems. She managed to get onto the scaffolding around one of the blocks (3 storey) and was threatening to jump. The lovely little scrotes were filming her on their phones and shouting for her to jump. Also from the same school a group of toe-rags went to one of the local primary schools one night and slaughtered some of the school pets. When the pupils arrived for school the next day there were gory remains of several rabbits and guinnea pigs around the quad. The ****s were caught but nothing was done to them except make them say sorry.
I don't think that @numbnuts was having a pop at snakes, merely saying they were low to the ground.
He could have equally said "lower than something standing on the ground" but it doesn't quite have the same ring to it.
