At what point do you actually believe that you can shoot a wheel nut loose with a shot gun. Reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Homer uses a gun for everything.
Posted by Tony Palmer At 06:09:58 PM On
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2 - what a man does (with a bicycle) in the privacy of his own room should be of no one's concern but his (and his bicycle).
Posted by Glen At 07:25:39 PM On
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3 - I've had mate who had relations with the village bike before.
But I think that was something different
Posted by Coatsie At 02:38:36 AM On
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4 - So wait.... the guy was alone.... with a bicycle... in a room in a hostel... humping it... and the police invade the room to find this, and it's this man that gets arrested!??!?!?!
The article doesn't say, but surely he was a) visible from an outside window; or b) making rude noises. Otherwise, on what basis did they invade the room?
Posted by Nathan T. Freeman At 07:03:37 AM On
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5 - @4 - presumably the neighbours were complaining about him having Queen's Greatest Hits playing constantly on repeat ...
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At what point do you actually believe that you can shoot a wheel nut loose with a shot gun. Reminds me of the Simpsons episode where Homer uses a gun for everything.
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Posted by Glen At 07:25:39 PM On 11/14/2007 | - Website - |
But I think that was something different
Posted by Coatsie At 02:38:36 AM On 11/15/2007 | - Website - |
The article doesn't say, but surely he was a) visible from an outside window; or b) making rude noises. Otherwise, on what basis did they invade the room?
Posted by Nathan T. Freeman At 07:03:37 AM On 11/15/2007 | - Website - |
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Posted by Julian Woodward At 12:31:53 PM On 11/15/2007 | - Website - |