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aww poor Gerald
FFS Tel an other one of you vauge threads, does the daily mail not give full stories??
Not being a nice man and Harrassment are two different things Tel or dont you see that?
Justin Lee Collins is accused of harrassing his ex-girlfriend Anna Larke and making her recount in detail every sexual experience she had ever had, a court heard to today.
It was alleged that as part of a domestic abuse campaign, Justin Lee Collins, 38, forced Larke to tell him her past sexual relationships which he then wrote down in a notebook and used against her during future arguments.
St Albans Crown Court was told that the Rock of Ages actoralso ordered Larke to close down her email, Twitter and Facebook accounts, as well as throw away her DVD collection ‘on the basis she found some of the male actors in the movies to be attractive.’
A police interview with Larke, 38, was played to the court, in which she said: ‘He wanted a full sexual history of me. He wanted all the details and wanted to write it all down.
‘He wanted to know every single person I had slept with or had an encounter with. He said it was for clarity so he could get to grips with my past.
‘I felt absolutely horrible and disgusted. I was really scared. I thought I was going to lose him. He said: “If you don’t do it you will lose me”. All the time he brought stuff up from the past. I shouldn’t have done it.
‘Every aspect of my life had to be open for him to dissect. I had to account for what I had been doing.’
A mobile phone recording was played to the court of an argument that Larke and the former Friday Night Project host had in July 2011 where he allegedly accused her of ‘fancying’ a man at a pub. The court heard Justin Lee Collins apparently call Larke a ‘slag’ and accused her of having unprotected sex with many men.
Larke told police she had made the recording in case she ever needed reminding of why the relationship ended.
Justin Lee Collins, 38, who once hosted The Friday Night Project with Alan Carr, was also accused of physically assaulting Larke.
Collins denies harassing Anna Larke. The case continues.
seen on tv’s x-factor
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Yep I think i was on that jury :wink:
Gene Hackman
Unforgiven
pains
@mrs_teapot wrote:
@irish_lucy wrote:
JenJen i agree with Momentry, go in the evenings but not for long, the dad could have ignored his daughter but put her feelings first so yaeh go with a bottle of wine etc.
Mrs. T, christ that is one hell of a dilemma, if it was me i’d get the neighbour alone and call her on it, tell her her husband has been quizzing you about her duities that your uncomfortable and this is not why you helped her in the first place. If she contuines to have the affair tell her your friendship is over, you will not be fired for this as it would be unfair dismissal and if it when that far the affair would be exposed to everone. Now you say this happened years ago, so is it still happening or what was the result?
Thank you for asking Lucy… actually there is a sad ending to the story. I took the cowards way out as I was offered an opportunity in life that I accepted and left the job…. I didnt rock the boat, however shortly after I left my friends marriage broke up, my ex boss accepted a promotion and moved to Coventry with his wife,,, and very sadly my friend just recently died of leukaemia. It was all such a mess and as you can imagine our friendship was never the same after…. which I know she regretted.
Its easy to give advice even thought im crap at taking my own, behind a screen i can say this is what i would do but in the suituation i most probably would have done the same (by not rocking the boat), I dont think your a coward for not saying anything, you tried to be a friend and stayed out of it, they were both adults and knew the consequences, its shame it ended that way, but clearly wasnt your fault xx
“Large numbers of badgers targeted in the government’s proposed cull could be left maimed and bleeding to death and even disappear altogether from large parts of England, claim expert scientists and naturalists appearing in a new campaign video for HSI/UK.”
OK thats wrong, that is letting the animal die in pain, which I am against.
Shame noone (including myself) can’t see an other way around it.
Is their a farmer on this site who can tell me if by keeping some sort of device on their land to scare the badgers away be as effective and more humane than shooting them?
