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Hardly on the same scale but years ago I got a stanley down my back being in the wrong place at the wrong time. Was so lucky the guy that done it was totally inept!

"The guy did not seem completely right to me"

You don't say.

ive had knives and shit pulled on me at work, scary shit.

randall wrote:ive had knives and shit pulled on me at work, scary shit.

Mothercare's a dangerous place mate

M H wrote:

randall wrote:ive had knives and shit pulled on me at work, scary shit.

Mothercare's a dangerous place mate

too right, all those crack head mothers.

You possibly have a point

i caught some dragged up african stealing a load of gear once. i confronted him outside, at which he produced a large knife and said go away or ill kill you. i went away impressively quickly i thought!

randall wrote:i caught some dragged up african stealing a load of gear once. i confronted him outside, at which he produced a large knife and said go away or ill kill you. i went away impressively quickly i thought!

In a situation like that, going away impressively quickly is good in my book.

M H wrote:

randall wrote:i caught some dragged up african stealing a load of gear once. i confronted him outside, at which he produced a large knife and said go away or ill kill you. i went away impressively quickly i thought!

In a situation like that, going away impressively quickly is good in my book.

as my legs had turned to jelly it was quite an achievement.

the local pcso on his push bike wasnt to keen to find him either!

randall wrote:

M H wrote:

randall wrote:i caught some dragged up african stealing a load of gear once. i confronted him outside, at which he produced a large knife and said go away or ill kill you. i went away impressively quickly i thought!

In a situation like that, going away impressively quickly is good in my book.

as my legs had turned to jelly it was quite an achievement.

the local pcso on his push bike wasnt to keen to find him either!

Them's just clowns in the wrong clothes

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/spanish-winner ... 31155.html

git

http://uk.news.yahoo.com/15-minute-alzh ... 12925.html

they forgot to include the link ffs!

http://www.independent.ie/national-news ... 47067.html

Bit of a landmark decision I'd say.

would set a dangerous precedent to hold others responsible for someones actions surely.

Was just thinking that. How the fuck can a barman be held responsible for another's irresponsibility?

The guy's parents are taking this to civil court? I'm not quite sure what that says but I have my own, uninformed opinion.

M H wrote:Was just thinking that. How the fuck can a barman be held responsible for another's irresponsibility?

next theyd be charged if a customer gets in his car and runs someone over.

nobody is responsible but himself and his mates.

silly.

M H wrote:Was just thinking that. How the fuck can a barman be held responsible for another's irresponsibility?

Wouldn't really make sense, but I think there is a law stating that they have to refuse a drunken person more drink.
In Australia the barperson can be held responsible.

the was a pub in cork sued over similar shit.
A pub in the town dicie lives in closed one night and the barman dropped a customer to a hotel car park about a mile away.The drunk customer instead got into the car and drove..crashed and sued the bar cos he claimed he would have not drove had the good barman drove him to the car park in the rain

Justin Credible wrote:the was a pub in cork sued over similar shit.
A pub in the town dicie lives in closed one night and the barman dropped a customer to a hotel car park about a mile away.The drunk customer instead got into the car and drove..crashed and sued the bar cos he claimed he would have not drove had the good barman drove him to the car park in the rain

I hope he lost the case