Nigella Lawson attacked by husband
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Victor McDade said:
Eric Mc said:
Even sadder that it's splashed all over the newspapers.
I take a contrary stance here - having it out in the open like this may well prompt her to leave him or for him to get help. There's also ample evidence for the police now should the victim wish to make a complaint.VinceFox said:
Ozzie Osmond said:
ash73 said:
Amazing someone would take that picture and not intervene
Let's assume you'd been there; what exactly would you have done?
king s chair out from under him. Zero tolerance. No matter what she's done, unless you're being physically attacked you do NOT put your hands on a woman.f
king oily .
Maybe she 'walked into his hand'?
This was an excuse used by our housekeeper. He seemed like a nice enough chap but once during a random conversation he mentioned issues with the police/gf. On further questioning, he was down for an assault charge, allegedly strangling his gf - he stated "it wasn't like that, she walked into my hands".
We once walked in on this chap shooting squirrels with an airgun out of our kitchen window. After that, it became quickly apparent that his services were no longer required.
This was an excuse used by our housekeeper. He seemed like a nice enough chap but once during a random conversation he mentioned issues with the police/gf. On further questioning, he was down for an assault charge, allegedly strangling his gf - he stated "it wasn't like that, she walked into my hands".
We once walked in on this chap shooting squirrels with an airgun out of our kitchen window. After that, it became quickly apparent that his services were no longer required.
Symbolica said:
Pesty said:
Sway said:
Absolutely. Scum, the lot of them.
Disgrace that activity can go on like that, blatantly, and whilst there's at least one person willing to take photos of the whole thing, no one stepped in and pointed out the error of his ways.
As for the restaurant, he'd should have been kicked out and barred.
ThisDisgrace that activity can go on like that, blatantly, and whilst there's at least one person willing to take photos of the whole thing, no one stepped in and pointed out the error of his ways.
As for the restaurant, he'd should have been kicked out and barred.
Although i have done it twice and both times the women turned on me.
Never step in the middle of something like that.
g3org3y said:
Maybe she 'walked into his hand'?
This was an excuse used by our housekeeper. He seemed like a nice enough chap but once during a random conversation he mentioned issues with the police/gf. On further questioning, he was down for an assault charge, allegedly strangling his gf - he stated "it wasn't like that, she walked into my hands".
We once walked in on this chap shooting squirrels with an airgun out of our kitchen window. After that, it became quickly apparent that his services were no longer required.
My father in law shoots squirrels and pigeons from his bedroom window.... In his pyjamas. If he wings them, his wife pops out and finishes them off with a broom handle... This was an excuse used by our housekeeper. He seemed like a nice enough chap but once during a random conversation he mentioned issues with the police/gf. On further questioning, he was down for an assault charge, allegedly strangling his gf - he stated "it wasn't like that, she walked into my hands".
We once walked in on this chap shooting squirrels with an airgun out of our kitchen window. After that, it became quickly apparent that his services were no longer required.
REALIST123 said:
Grenoble said:
GALLARDOGUY said:
They wouldn't get my super squirrel!
He would. Ex-sniper. Unless your squirrel has wings like a shield of steel.He is quite old and not a bad shot since I calibrated his scope, which was shooting about 1ft to the left at 30 ft.... And wasn't actually attached to the rifle - was sliding up and down the grooves...
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