bigbadwolf

Bum

You should listen to MM, he essentially was a fish once.

Porn

Lady (Really)

I agree with what you're saying David and also believe that punishment should be proportional to the crime. I do however think that a very, very clear line should be drawn in the sand in relation to very serious offence's such as pre-meditated murder, commercial drug/people trafficking etc...and in relation to to these crimes and the people who commit them who all to often have been warned repeatedly through soft options or a custodial sentence there should be a cut off i.e you've been warned you go to prison for the rest of you life and are kept inside for 23 hour a day. I don't want this to be confused with the American 3 strike system whereby you get caught stealing sweets three times and get 25 years.

Saying that it will be 'tough for me' in regards to sending them to prison you're raising the possibility that I could be a victim of their heightened knowledge of crime and bitterness to a society that locked them up?

Master (do you?)

No. The only incident/trouble I've been involved with a weapon in was blowing a neighbours window out with an air rifle. The police were called but I lied through my back teeth and avoided judicial consequences but my dad saw through me and I got a thick ear. That's it, my school (Forest hill boys) made a lot of effort to let us know the consequences of our actions regarding the law through personal advice and police liaison.

Dizzy (where have you been hiding Kel?)

I think we're all pretty aware of that *Bob*. Lets look at your angle. They start routinely carrying a knife for whatever reason i.e protection, intimidation etc. For arguement's sake and to reflect reality they know it's wrong. They go to prison, hinder further chances in life.........tough, they were warned. O.k I accept that due to overcrowding and inappropriately allocated resources on behalf of the parole system then errors, some serious, are goin to be made and others will fall through the cracks. I'm judging from your scenario that this is their first offence. I grew up around gangs and I was always told at school and at home that it was illegal to carry an offensive weapon and that I would be in serious trouble if I was caught.

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Bloke

Bird.

Oh I see. So there's still no chance of them......you know......tangling.

Light (re dark) P.s One word only Daizie.

mark_bowen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > My current favourite site. Bit of a cliche, but > this really is laugh-out-load funny... > > 27bslash6 Well done for bringing this to our our attention mark. This site is very funny.

Whats your evidence for this change *Bob*? I've worked with plenty of surveyors, engineers etc who still take part in football motivated violence and have all of what you listed to loose. They just don't shout about it.

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SimonM Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > >>But also witty, self knowing, flirtatious and > intelligent. A sexy combination. I might sit her opposite Heathcliff and sit > back and watch... Watch them do what exactly?

Really. Anyway, back to the game in hand. Woof, it's your shout.

In other words Tony you tried to score some drugs last night but got flogged some chalk dust instead.

Magnus Mills won the Booker prize and Helen fielding won the book of the year award dummy. You made a complete mess of that Woof. Daizie, you kept at it, I nominate you next. Woof if you have any remorse you'll pass the baton on to Daizie.

Are we harking back to your post regarding car theft Steve?

It's actually spelt Captain Scarlet (only one T) so for Pedantic reasons I think it would only be fair to pass the baton on to me Quids. It'll also teach Brum a useful lesson, and make him feel a bit silly as well.

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