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Clamped. What would you do?
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Do you remember that case in London a couple of years back, bloke murdered a couple of girls, his lawyer put up a good defence and I think he was looking at community service, but then made the mistake of letting slip that he was a clamper and the judge sent him down for life with no parole0
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I once had a 40ft trailer clamped on an industrial park. Unfortunately for them they clamped the first axle! Hitched it to a tractor picked the front axle up (air suspension) took it back to the yard were a acetylene torch made short work of it.
It then became a feature with wild flowers and weeds growing around it in the corner of the yard for a few years, never heard anything about it!
If I was clamped I would remove it!0 -
give_them_FA wrote: »bloke murdered a couple of girls, his lawyer put up a good defence and I think he was looking at community service,
I know the courts have gone soft but community service for murder??:o
Do you mean this delightful maggot! Levi Bellfield
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Levi_Bellfield0 -
That's the one! Couldn't remember his name, lol0
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Just to play Devil's advocate here...... He/She may not have been disabled, in which case, they probably deserve the stress a clamp brings. :cool:0
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Tip- try the "quote" function if you're replying to a post made earlier, Rimmer! Took a while before I realised you were replying to Adonis' post (I think!)0
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give_them_FA wrote: »Tip- try the "quote" function if you're replying to a post made earlier, Rimmer! Took a while before I realised you were replying to Adonis' post (I think!)
lol, No, it was a general statement!!!!!!!0
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