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Here’s another one. A different match this time (obviously).
What I like about this one is the dynamics between the two players and that only one of them has a foot on the ground. And that’s only his toe.
There you go jen x.
It was a Sunday morning and I had my camera with me and got quite a few photographs from the match. This particular one I converted into a huge poster for the lad in the yellow shirt. He was happy to say the least when I let him have the poster for free.
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@panda12 wrote:
Police are on their way investigating stolen threads… 8-[
They came to my house and have issued me with a fixed penalty notice. :?
@a certain sadness wrote:
We’re send the sweeney round if dont behave Terry :D
I’m already in trouble for using the sentence “what made you smile today?” as a thread title. :roll:
@tinks wrote:
@terry wrote:
The Twitter troll who abused Tom Daley could face a fine of £2,500 if charged and found guilty.
Under the Malicious Communications Act 1988, any ‘indecent or grossly offensive’ message that causes ‘distress or anxiety’ to the recipient can lead to prosecution.
The maximum punishment is a fine not exceeding level four on the standard scale – i.e. no more than £2,500.Take note………..you got a spare £2,500 terry?
If you find my posts to be “grossly offensive” then report me to the site admin or get in touch with the police.
The Twitter troll who abused Tom Daley could face a fine of £2,500 if charged and found guilty.
Under the Malicious Communications Act 1988, any ‘indecent or grossly offensive’ message that causes ‘distress or anxiety’ to the recipient can lead to prosecution.
The maximum punishment is a fine not exceeding level four on the standard scale – i.e. no more than £2,500.@irish_lucy wrote:
Are you sure theres not more to the story as your posts are usually cropped to how you want others to read it.
Clearly i’m not part of the GB team at the olympics and can’t have you arrested for posting that spiteful comment. :roll:
