Strangest use of Sale of Goods Act?

tomwakefield

wealdroam wrote: »

Can you do that once the service has started?

In fact, when does provision of the service start?

Having complained about her looks, did he still let her service him? :think:

pimento

KeithP wrote: »

Who looks at the mantlepiece while stoking the fire?

Reminds me of the (very) old joke about the man who visited a prostitute.

She said: "You don't have a very big organ, do you?"

To which he replied: "Well, it's never played St Paul's Cathedral before"...

bobwilson

brilliant!

the police were in the wrong to say it was illegal though - he wasn't soliciting in a public place, he ordered her over the phone apparently, and prostitution in the UK isnt illegal. So, shame on the police. SHAME!

Love this guy though. haha

Naf

bobwilson wrote: »

brilliant!

the police were in the wrong to say it was illegal though - he wasn't soliciting in a public place, he ordered her over the phone apparently, and prostitution in the UK isnt illegal. So, shame on the police. SHAME!

Love this guy though. haha

Is that the only element of solicitation that is illegal? I always assumed that any type of solicitation for purposes of exchanging money for $ex was illegal; despite the fact that the actual exchange of money for it is perfectly fine.