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@becky wrote:
OK first lmfaooooooooooooooooo @ pikey =D>
And second i may be a girl but have no choice but to watch footie as my hubby loves it, i do think Frank is a top top player pure talent (and what a sexy fooker he is aswell) =P~
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I stopped taking the missus to headingley to watch the Rhinos cos she spent more time watching the players thighs than the game :lol:
@Ow£n Ka$h wrote:
@slayer wrote:
Perhaps Daggers way may not be to everyones taste but to me the point is anyone convicted of sexual abuse of children should never, ever be put in a position that may bring him into contact with children on a day to day basis again.
I am relatively liberal in many things but child abusers I would happily hang from the highest tree.
FFS!!! The girl was fifteen! Hardly a child and certainly not a molester!
Daggers post reads like a headline from the Sun and I’m surprised you’re
being sucked in!Owe- from my perspective the age is irrelevant- a 15year old is as much a child as a 10 year old. They may act older, seem mature etc but they are still underage and still a child.
As adults we have a responsibility for a childs welfare. If a 15 year old was stark naked saying “I want it now”- it is my responsibility to act like an adult and not use the situation to my “advantage”- I am the adult, the “grown up”. Abusing a 15 year old is no different than abusing a 10 year or 5 year old. It is an abuse of trust and an abuse of the power an adult has over a child.
And for a football club to employ someone who is registered as a sex offender is not appropriate. The club has a role to play within the community it resides and I think they have made a wrong call here.
As a I said, I do try to have a liberal outlook on life and see someone elses view as it always help to formulate my own view but I feel child abuse is treated as a minor misdemeanor rather than the serious crime it is. Should someone be “tarred” for life for one mistake- when it comes to child abuse, for me the answer is yes.
Perhaps Daggers way may not be to everyones taste but to me the point is anyone convicted of sexual abuse of children should never, ever be put in a position that may bring him into contact with children on a day to day basis again.
I am relatively liberal in many things but child abusers I would happily hang from the highest tree.
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N very little cash in the wallet :lol: :lol:
I gotta check me blood pressure cos me n Dagger agree on something :shock:
I always check the feedback- says a lot about em and have regular sellers who I know are reputable.
Bleeding eldest has got me password and bought some stuff from America thaI thought would never arrive but they arrived yesterday :D :D He is sooo lucky
But he can’t use Ebay anymore for a while though cos Ive broke all his fingers!! :lol:
@rosie wrote:
yeh i know pats they really think its real some of em :lol:
Ermm- then why is this thread here if you’re not bothered what ppl think or say- it aint real so why add a thread about what someone said?? :? :?
Seems to me if it ain’t real life then it dont matter what anyone says-making up a thread about what someone else said about someone else simply gives life and credence to something that is supposedly not real
@giggles wrote:
this year alone I have bought….
a persian rug
a victorian fireplace
a wireless router
two web cams (never used)
a drum kit
2 mp3 players
a corner suite
a corset coat
leather motorbike gloves (not here yet)
2 crash helmets
:shock:I’m not an addict….honest :oops:
Im impressed Giggles- I only buy stuff to the value of money I could afford to lose if I got scammed
So last thing I bought was some Yu-Gi-Oh cards for the kids
At what age do kids stop believing- how do I stop my 13 year old from telling my 9 year old that Santa has been gnawed to death by his reindeers and wont be coming round again? :?
The missus is a bit deaf too (thats why we have four kids)
Every night in bed I’d say “You going to sleep…or what?”
Ans she’d say “What?” :lol: :lol:
