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the guy was just trying to make a living...WTF???

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He'd probably gone cold turkey too :uhoh:

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Gotta love that Oirish justice. I wonder what they do to pimps?

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Hmmmm, they've left a line of his sign.

"I am a drug dealing scumbag.....

who wasn't paying his percentages"

:nod:

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Tar and feather attacks were quite common on the streets of Northern Ireland in the early-mid 70s. I can remember an horrific attack on a teenage girl just because she was seeing someone of a different religion.

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Doctor? wrote: Hmmmm, they've left a line of his sign.

"I am a drug dealing scumbag.....

who wasn't paying his percentages"

:nod:

:abovelol:

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isaac wrote: Tar and feather attacks were quite common on the streets of Northern Ireland in the early-mid 70s. I can remember an horrific attack on a teenage girl just because she was seeing someone of a different religion.

Amazing.

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That picture is completely creepy.

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he was a rat. selling to kids. should be more of it.

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Jem, beware! You called him Oirish. Them Prods are Briddish, not Oirish! :lol:

United Kingdom, my arse. Who the fcuk wants be united with that? :nonono:

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isaac wrote: Tar and feather attacks were quite common on the streets of Northern Ireland in the early-mid 70s. I can remember an horrific attack on a teenage girl just because she was seeing someone of a different religion.

Usually it was because the guy was a Brit.

And Cambo has hit the nail on the head there. So much for the UDA 'disbanding' after being given (was it?) £1.1 million.:nonono:

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Big Black wrote:

isaac wrote: Tar and feather attacks were quite common on the streets of Northern Ireland in the early-mid 70s. I can remember an horrific attack on a teenage girl just because she was seeing someone of a different religion.

Usually it was because the guy was a Brit.

And Cambo has hit the nail on the head there. So much for the UDA 'disbanding' after being given (was it?) £1.1 million.:nonono:

Still, beats kneecapping I s'pose?

You can still walk again after a bit of public humiliation. :shrug:

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King John Honest John wrote: he was a rat. selling to kids. should be more of it.

Yes, thats right. The Law should be handed over more often to paramilitary organisations. :nuts:

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El Jarvo wrote:

Still, beats kneecapping I s'pose?

You can still walk again after a bit of public humiliation. :shrug:

But not in the same area!

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Uncle Liam wrote:

King John Honest John wrote: he was a rat. selling to kids. should be more of it.

Yes, thats right. The Law should be handed over more often to paramilitary organisations. :nuts:

:skeptic: indeed it should. shouldn't you be bumming a lift on a highway somewhere. :laugh:

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Trouble is, so many people in all parts of the 'United' Kingdom believe that when the Police appear to do absolutely bugger all about well known 'criminals' then it's time to do something about it yourself, or at least get someone to do it for you. Not saying it's right, but it's not just confined to 'Northern Ireland'. Look at the paedophile 'witch hunts' in Portsmouth. As people, not as 'British' 'Irish' 'Scottish' or 'Welsh' we need to examine ourselves and identify what is going wrong. It's our society, WE created these people and WE are to blame (collectively). Would be good if everyone could just be nice to each other...

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El Jarvo wrote: Jem, beware! You called him Oirish. Them Prods are Briddish, not Oirish! :lol:

United Kingdom, my arse. Who the fcuk wants be united with that? :nonono:

Amen, who the fuck wants to travel on a Briddish passport....

"ah yes, you lot came here and raped women and killed the kiddies n00 years ago, step into this little room".

Personally, I think the Scots, the Welsh and us lot, should cut you fuckers loose, we might let bits of the north stay, but you resourceless, inventionless muppetts are outta here.

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Chris Nash wrote: Trouble is, so many people in all parts of the 'United' Kingdom believe that when the Police appear to do absolutely bugger all about well known 'criminals' then it's time to do something about it yourself, or at least get someone to do it for you. Not saying it's right, but it's not just confined to 'Northern Ireland'. Look at the paedophile 'witch hunts' in Portsmouth. As people, not as 'British' 'Irish' 'Scottish' or 'Welsh' we need to examine ourselves and identify what is going wrong. It's our society, WE created these people and WE are to blame (collectively). Would be good if everyone could just be nice to each other...

Ahhhh yes Portsmouth, where some of those oh so superior Engerlish types burned out......... A PAEDIA-FUCKING-TRICIAN ROFL

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Doctor? wrote: Personally, I think the Scots, the Welsh and us lot, should cut you fuckers loose, we might let bits of the north stay, but you resourceless, inventionless muppetts are outta here.

I'd have to agree with you wholeheartedly on that one, Cambo. :nod:

Well, except for the insults, natch.

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'Someone' recently stabbed my car tyres out,and my mothers,and tryed to abduct my children + other insane stuff.. The police do very little because the crown prosecution service refuse to make a case against someone with mental health issues,(even though I have witnesses)as they need to ascertain the mental state of the perpatrator,which would prove nigh on impossible..So instead of a simple 'lock this unhinged individual up' I'm left anxious as to how far this campaign of terror will go...I'm left believing that someone will have to be killed before this psycho is dealt with, within the law..So I can see the reasoning behind vigilante methods....Tho it's not the way for me to go,as EVERYTHING is at stake for me and my family,and I must stay within the law,ofcourse....

To think this person is trying to gain custody of our two youngest children(the eldest has been disowned by her derranged mother,and lives in fear of her),by any means possible,including an outrageous fantasy character assination of myself,does not bear thinking about to me...The Law is on my side,but the clear message is'nowt we can do,just stick at it mate and you will win...But I'm angry as hell,and need to keep other emotions in check too..

So yes,I can see why vigilantes sometimes take the law into their own hands.

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Boatraceface wrote: 'Someone' recently stabbed my car tyres out,and my mothers,and tryed to abduct my children + other insane stuff.. The police do very little because the crown prosecution service refuse to make a case against someone with mental health issues,(even though I have witnesses)as they need to ascertain the mental state of the perpatrator,which would prove nigh on impossible..So instead of a simple 'lock this unhinged individual up' I'm left anxious as to how far this campaign of terror will go...I'm left believing that someone will have to be killed before this psycho is dealt with, within the law..So I can see the reasoning behind vigilante methods....Tho it's not the way for me to go,as EVERYTHING is at stake for me and my family,and I must stay within the law,ofcourse....

To think this person is trying to gain custody of our two youngest children(the eldest has been disowned by her derranged mother,and lives in fear of her),by any means possible,including an outrageous fantasy character assination of myself,does not bear thinking about to me...The Law is on my side,but the clear message is'nowt we can do,just stick at it mate and you will win...But I'm angry as hell,and need to keep other emotions in check too..

So yes,I can see why vigilantes sometimes take the law into their own hands.

Oh dear. I'm sorry to hear that.

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Not arf as Ron,not arf as :( Still,we all have our crosses to bear,and i've probably shared a bit too much of my current situation here,being quite a private person,really...But this is all unravelling now,in court rooms,and I'm finding it easier too talk about,which I would NEVER have done before...Easier than being a single,working,parent anyway.My 4 year old lad is like a walking tornado at home :eek3: But obviously,I'm prepared to do anything to protect all 3 of their futures,and immediate welfare,it'll be my pleasure :nod: Them lawyers are not cheap tho eh ? :eek: Anybody wanna buy a Wii games console with 4 games for 200 notes ? :laugh:

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NOOLigan wrote:

Boatraceface wrote: 'Someone' recently stabbed my car tyres out,and my mothers,and tryed to abduct my children + other insane stuff.. The police do very little because the crown prosecution service refuse to make a case against someone with mental health issues,(even though I have witnesses)as they need to ascertain the mental state of the perpatrator,which would prove nigh on impossible..So instead of a simple 'lock this unhinged individual up' I'm left anxious as to how far this campaign of terror will go...I'm left believing that someone will have to be killed before this psycho is dealt with, within the law..So I can see the reasoning behind vigilante methods....Tho it's not the way for me to go,as EVERYTHING is at stake for me and my family,and I must stay within the law,ofcourse....

To think this person is trying to gain custody of our two youngest children(the eldest has been disowned by her derranged mother,and lives in fear of her),by any means possible,including an outrageous fantasy character assination of myself,does not bear thinking about to me...The Law is on my side,but the clear message is'nowt we can do,just stick at it mate and you will win...But I'm angry as hell,and need to keep other emotions in check too..

So yes,I can see why vigilantes sometimes take the law into their own hands.

Oh dear. I'm sorry to hear that.

surely its easy to get a few pals together at night, and batter this fella with a few iron poles. it seems to work down here often enough. try driving over him a few times too. that has a lasting effect. best of luck!

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King John Honest John wrote: surely its easy to get a few pals together at night, and batter this fella with a few iron poles. it seems to work down here often enough. try driving over him a few times too. that has a lasting effect. best of luck!

Fear you've got the wrong end of the stick, Kershie, me old mucker. It ain't a fella.

Boaty, always good to talk. You've got friends here. Might not wanna say too much online if these things get messy. :shrug:

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Sounds like a winner Kershie! But I was not in a same sex relationship :shrug: And I don't think our kids would thank me for such action,longterm...I actually want this woman to get better and have a somewhere near normal relationship with our kids,but it's more a hope now..She is sick,with problems rooted in her childhood,exasperated by alcoholism..Tho I can't keep making excuses for a 32 year old,and won't anymore..There is NO CHANCE I'll take her back,but in her sick mind,she still loves me apparently,and we'll all be a family again one day...I can't say how tired I am of trying to get this woman to embrace life more positivley,and the time and effort invested in the relationship and I've failed,and I am saddened about that,she needs the professionals now,I simply want out,and I want my children out too..Far too much has has happened for any reunion,but her selective memory does'nt see it..An Injunction application by myself will be inevitable.

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El Jarvo wrote:

King John Honest John wrote: surely its easy to get a few pals together at night, and batter this fella with a few iron poles. it seems to work down here often enough. try driving over him a few times too. that has a lasting effect. best of luck!

Fear you've got the wrong end of the stick, Kershie, me old mucker. It ain't a fella.

Boaty, always good to talk. You've got friends here. Might not wanna say too much online if these things get messy. :shrug:

same principal could apply though.

good luck Boaty. it must be a complete nightmare putting up with shit like that. i'd have to turn vidgeo for sure.

but with kids invloved though, it's very tough. nightmare that mate.

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Boatraceface wrote: Not arf as Ron,not arf as :( Still,we all have our crosses to bear,and i've probably shared a bit too much of my current situation here,being quite a private person,really...But this is all unravelling now,in court rooms,and I'm finding it easier too talk about,which I would NEVER have done before...Easier than being a single,working,parent anyway.My 4 year old lad is like a walking tornado at home :eek3: But obviously,I'm prepared to do anything to protect all 3 of their futures,and immediate welfare,it'll be my pleasure :nod: Them lawyers are not cheap tho eh ? :eek: Anybody wanna buy a Wii games console with 4 games for 200 notes ? :laugh:

I'll give you £50 matey ;)

Sorry to hear yer news amigo, me and the mrs have not long split up, I only have to worry about buying her out though and luckily there are no weans involved. I hope it all gets better for ye's and everything's sorted soon.

Back to the original topic.....

:nuts:

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yeah!!

do the feathers tickle to begin with??

is tar hard to get out from under the fingernails?

:shrug:

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El Jarvo wrote:

King John Honest John wrote: surely its easy to get a few pals together at night, and batter this fella with a few iron poles. it seems to work down here often enough. try driving over him a few times too. that has a lasting effect. best of luck!

Fear you've got the wrong end of the stick, Kershie, me old mucker. It ain't a fella.

Boaty, always good to talk. You've got friends here. Might not wanna say too much online if these things get messy. :shrug:

Kind words Al,and sound advice..I'll be careful what I say online about it.I might say nowt else anyway.She does'nt read NOOL forums,but who knows,I'll button it anyway...Nothing much anybody can do to help me here anyway :shrug: Though when she abducted my two youngest kids a fornight ago,I begged the police to find them.They did nothing.I found them myself.and I can't help thinking if i did something like that 30 coppers would be out looking for me,and i'd be in jail now.It has to be sexism at least..Much has changed now and I've achieved parental responsibility,and gained a prohibited steps order in court,offering some protection against repeat acts of insanity..But it's still all fucked up.I berra shrup for now tho.

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ShugZViking wrote:

Boatraceface wrote: Not arf as Ron,not arf as :( Still,we all have our crosses to bear,and i've probably shared a bit too much of my current situation here,being quite a private person,really...But this is all unravelling now,in court rooms,and I'm finding it easier too talk about,which I would NEVER have done before...Easier than being a single,working,parent anyway.My 4 year old lad is like a walking tornado at home :eek3: But obviously,I'm prepared to do anything to protect all 3 of their futures,and immediate welfare,it'll be my pleasure :nod: Them lawyers are not cheap tho eh ? :eek: Anybody wanna buy a Wii games console with 4 games for 200 notes ? :laugh:

I'll give you £50 matey ;)

Sorry to hear yer news amigo, me and the mrs have not long split up, I only have to worry about buying her out though and luckily there are no weans involved. I hope it all gets better for ye's and everything's sorted soon.

Back to the original topic.....

:nuts:

Sorry to hear about your woes too Shug..We really all do have our crosses to bear.Good luck with all that mate:thumb:

I've actually just got a text in the last half hour saying the Wii is sold..for £180..No offence, but I'll take that over your tight cunt bid :thumb:

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After reading your first paragraph I thought you were on about Yakubu.

:eek3:

Hope the tide turns for the better fella.:thumb:

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PHD wrote: After reading your first paragraph I thought you were on about Yakubu.

:eek3:

Hope the tide turns for the better fella.:thumb:

£11.5m is good coin for a lazy mercinary mate..Cock-a-hoop about that...as long as we still score goals,natch. :uhoh:

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Sounds rough, BRF! I guess I have it easy, as I've only got the next door neighbor kids, who've put some holes in our house with BB guns, to worry about. I hope things work out for you in the courts, and that the lawyers don't become too rich from this.

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