Fixed my spelling mistake, silly of me.
Just point out the general trend of ‘perps’ getting off on technicalities.
The use of the word ‘perp’. :shakefist:
Does the statute of limitations extend to a possible charge of breaking and entering?
For his particular case? He was found guilty already
The squatter? Really?
Sorry getting the threads mixed up!!
I was in Galway earlier today and a three tards walked into a pub with kilts on. They were wearing Glasgow Warriors shirts so I deduced that there was probably a Pro 12 match against Connacht on tonight.
Imagine going over to a mickey mouse rugby match dressed liked that? Attention seeking tards.
I be these cunts were in their ‘cheeky chappy sex-pest’ mode as well.
Utter, utter cunts.
vile cunts
They were ordering food and the waitress asked them the standard ‘anything to drink’ question. Cue a lot of laughing and joking and then ‘I suppose we should sample your Guinness’.
Piss off.
It takes a strong man to show restraint in those situations, a weaker man may have went over and smashed plates across their jimmy hats or stabbed them with the cutlery provided.
Attention seeking rugby football fans are the worst type of cunts going. I hope they all gets aids.
I hate professional scotsmen
id extend that to non professional scotsmen too
Simon O Keefe working as a stand up comedian is as wrong as it gets. Paid a tenner to see this lad tonight and left early. Only time I’ve ever left a show early.
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id extend that to non professional scotsmen too[/quote]
Yep
These cunts can be spotted of a weekend at airports in kilts and being really ‘mad’ by steaming into pints at 7 o’clock in the morning. Ye are mad altogether lads. Tis true for Renton in Trainspotting, pathetic.
Teenagers or anyone for that matter who go around with polo necks or casual shirts buttoned up to the top.
Hicks and boggers who go around with polo shirts or shirts with more than the top two buttons opened.
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