Calis Beach and Fethiye Turkey Discussion Forum
General Topics => All things that have nothing to do with Turkey => Topic started by: GordonA on January 18, 2012, 18:35:06 PM
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From today's Daily Express;
A METAL thief was left to die by his accomplice after suffering a 33,000-volt shock as he tried to steal copper from an electricity substation.
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the sub-station, matey, good riddance, at least the British tax-payer won't need to pay for your trial, Legal-Aid, or bed & board whilst languishing in a Luxury Open Prison!!
No sympathy whatsoever, Oh, & your missus should go to jail, she knew what you were up to !!
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Agreed.
Did he die? If he did, how do they know he had an accomplice?
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Answers;
1. Oh yes, he died alright, :D
2. Information received, I believe.
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Originally posted by GordonA
From today's Daily Express;
A METAL thief was left to die by his accomplice after suffering a 33,000-volt shock as he tried to steal copper from an electricity substation.
If you can't stand the heat, stay out of the sub-station, matey, good riddance, at least the British tax-payer won't need to pay for your trial, Legal-Aid, or bed & board whilst languishing in a Luxury Open Prison!!
No sympathy whatsoever, Oh, & your missus should go to jail, she knew what you were up to !!
:D:D:D
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Shocking news !!
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Gordon, run for PM you will get my vote ;)
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by Eric
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Gordon, run for PM you will get my vote
And mine [ :) C
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Not mine
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Originally posted by Scunner
Agreed.
Did he die? If he did, how do they know he had an accomplice?
Scunner gets my vote as the new Sherlock Holmes
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I'm more Nicholas Homes Jim
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Perhaps Sherlock Ohms would be more appropriate for this case :)
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Or a French equivalent detective especially for this case, Le Shock Ohms
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Perhaps with his faithful sidekick Doctor Watts son
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Illume entry
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Certainlement Monsieur Ohms, use L'amp