.....Originally Posted by El Salsero Gringo
Originally Posted by The Sunday Times. October 16, 2005
Did the judge(s) get it right?Originally Posted by The Times. Saturday October 15, 2005
.....Originally Posted by El Salsero Gringo
Originally Posted by The Sunday Times. October 16, 2005
Blimey, ESG's been taken over by the Spirit Of Stewart38...
Yes, they did. There we go, end of discussion. That was easy.Originally Posted by El Salsero Gringo
A friend of mine had an interesting interaction with a "mugger" in kent a few years ago. He was driving a 5.3ltr xjs through kent where he was attacked in a road rage incident by a drunk whom he overtook who took exception to this and proceeded to harass him for a couple of miles with dangerous driving and eventually overtook him on a country road in the middle of nowhere and blocked the road.
This guy then proceeded to block the road with his car and his open drivers door and walk around the front of the jag with a large lump of wood with which to attack my friend. His response was to nudge forward hitting the attacker and leaving him lying on the bonnet. He then put his foot down, took the door of the car and left the guy with his nose pressed against the windscreen of a car that was capable of 153mph before it hit the first bend.
Needless to say, the car didn't hit 153mph, the attacker rolled off the bonnet of the car when it braked and swerved and my friend, having called the police, heard nothing other than they were sending a team to search the forest for a lump of wood.
With hindsight, I think he was the fool for calling the police. Needless to say, the attacker never reported it :-)
I first read this as "Trying to run over muggles in your car". I thought that may be a bit extreme as a new marketing approach for Ceroc.
have to admit - I must be dislexic too, I read it as muggles tooOriginally Posted by DavidB
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Im sitting on the fence on this one (should be safe up here)Originally Posted by DavidJames
Daily Mail head would say yes, they shouldnt have been 'running' on a public foor path anyway
See what my 'new head' will say in a week or so and ill come back on it
Originally Posted by El Salsero GringoSounds really dodgy to me. A group of guys handing out in a public toilet in a park one evening "stealing a wallet" and having to hand weapons.Originally Posted by El Salsero Gringo
Sounds like it could have been a bit of cottaging than went rather badly wrong. I'd be asking questions like how many other offences had taken place in or around that toilet
- what is the toilet being used for?
- and is there any danger to other members of the public?
The people concerned seemed to have their own way of handling the situation, which was right for them...
but had personal consequences. A criminal record and no licence isn't an asset
One of my mates mugged in a railway station in London He is trained in Ai Kae Do and threw the mugger over his shoulder. The mugger pressed charges for assault, he had to make a statement and fortuneately charges weren't brought. This was 20 years ago. He's a very nice chap but today it could be different
A friend or mine years ago was going to be mugged by two people in the high street and he threw one through a plate glass windowOriginally Posted by DianaS
His solicitor said he would get off because there was two of them and he was right
If it had been 1 to 1 it would have been different but who knows
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