Worst excuse ever for playing away ?
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JDMFanYo said:
Didn't know this
But, who says they are indecent? thats the thing. if the person you're sending them to doesn't think they are indecent, then surely no harm done?Sun said:
Sending indecent images over an electronic network is an offence under the 2003 Communications Act - punishable by up to six months' jail or a fine of £5,000.
Edited by JDMFanYo on Friday 12th February 09:13
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12504...
The World's Greatest Newspaper said:
Last night, the footballer - who is married to X Factor judge Cheryl Cole - admitted taking the naked pictures of himself while staying in the England squad's hotel.
But Cole, currently injured with a broken ankle that could jeopardise his World Cup hopes, denied he had sent them to the topless model (pictured)
He said he had been joking around and had [b]forgotten to delete the images before giving the unregistered pay-asyougo phone to a friend because there was still credit on it.
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Cole, 29, told The Sun: 'I can't believe I gave a phone away that still had stuff in its memory. I thought I'd deleted it.'
He said someone must have used it to pretend to be him - and attempted to play down the incident, saying he would laugh if his foot didn't hurt so much.
But Cole, currently injured with a broken ankle that could jeopardise his World Cup hopes, denied he had sent them to the topless model (pictured)
He said he had been joking around and had [b]forgotten to delete the images before giving the unregistered pay-asyougo phone to a friend because there was still credit on it.
[/b]
Cole, 29, told The Sun: 'I can't believe I gave a phone away that still had stuff in its memory. I thought I'd deleted it.'
He said someone must have used it to pretend to be him - and attempted to play down the incident, saying he would laugh if his foot didn't hurt so much.
Soovy said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12504...
Re-Post.....oh.....eh? The World's Greatest Newspaper said:
Last night, the footballer - who is married to X Factor judge Cheryl Cole - admitted taking the naked pictures of himself while staying in the England squad's hotel.
But Cole, currently injured with a broken ankle that could jeopardise his World Cup hopes, denied he had sent them to the topless model (pictured)
He said he had been joking around and had [b]forgotten to delete the images before giving the unregistered pay-asyougo phone to a friend because there was still credit on it.
[/b]
Cole, 29, told The Sun: 'I can't believe I gave a phone away that still had stuff in its memory. I thought I'd deleted it.'
He said someone must have used it to pretend to be him - and attempted to play down the incident, saying he would laugh if his foot didn't hurt so much.
But Cole, currently injured with a broken ankle that could jeopardise his World Cup hopes, denied he had sent them to the topless model (pictured)
He said he had been joking around and had [b]forgotten to delete the images before giving the unregistered pay-asyougo phone to a friend because there was still credit on it.
[/b]
Cole, 29, told The Sun: 'I can't believe I gave a phone away that still had stuff in its memory. I thought I'd deleted it.'
He said someone must have used it to pretend to be him - and attempted to play down the incident, saying he would laugh if his foot didn't hurt so much.
WorAl said:
Soovy said:
http://www.dailymail.co.uk/tvshowbiz/article-12504...
Re-Post.....oh.....eh? The World's Greatest Newspaper said:
Last night, the footballer - who is married to X Factor judge Cheryl Cole - admitted taking the naked pictures of himself while staying in the England squad's hotel.
But Cole, currently injured with a broken ankle that could jeopardise his World Cup hopes, denied he had sent them to the topless model (pictured)
He said he had been joking around and had forgotten to delete the images before giving the unregistered pay-asyougo phone to a friend because there was still credit on it.
Cole, 29, told The Sun: 'I can't believe I gave a phone away that still had stuff in its memory. I thought I'd deleted it.'
He said someone must have used it to pretend to be him - and attempted to play down the incident, saying he would laugh if his foot didn't hurt so much.
But Cole, currently injured with a broken ankle that could jeopardise his World Cup hopes, denied he had sent them to the topless model (pictured)
He said he had been joking around and had forgotten to delete the images before giving the unregistered pay-asyougo phone to a friend because there was still credit on it.
Cole, 29, told The Sun: 'I can't believe I gave a phone away that still had stuff in its memory. I thought I'd deleted it.'
He said someone must have used it to pretend to be him - and attempted to play down the incident, saying he would laugh if his foot didn't hurt so much.
Edited by Soovy on Friday 12th February 09:29
JDMFanYo said:
Didn't know this
Sun said:
Sending indecent images over an electronic network is an offence under the 2003 Communications Act - punishable by up to six months' jail or a fine of £5,000.
Sun also said:
Click here to get today's topless page 3 picture sent to your mobile.
Rain, wedding day...Justayellowbadge said:
JDMFanYo said:
Didn't know this
Sun said:
Sending indecent images over an electronic network is an offence under the 2003 Communications Act - punishable by up to six months' jail or a fine of £5,000.
Sun also said:
Click here to get today's topless page 3 picture sent to your mobile.
Rain, wedding day...
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