OT: Better than an ASBO?

Hi all,

As subject.

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myspace vid but with sound)

Made me laugh anyway!

All the best ..

T i m

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T i m
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Oh what a cracker! There is a God after all!

Reply to
The Medway Handyman

Let's hope his ankle was nicely and permanently damaged...

Reply to
Frank Erskine

Seems a little cruel since we don't actually know the circumstance.

Still the gap left between those gravel boards did not really look big enough for an ankle of conventional dimensions!

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John Rumm

I'm not quite sure what legitimate circumstances there could be where a group of youths need to break through / up a concrete paneled fence (that had presumably replaced the wooden one for similar reasons) by throwing rocks at it and kicking it whilst filming it on a mobile phone! ;-)

Maybe this was their unofficial rear entrance to a park and they didn't want to have to walk all the way round to the main entrance to do drugs and shank strangers?

It doesn't does it!

I showed the missus the clip and she thought it must be a setup as if the kid had been injured "they wouldn't put it on the Internet would they"? (bless her). ;-)

All the best ..

T i m

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T i m

Me too, seen it a few weeks ago when someone linked to it in uk.rec.cars.maintenance (or was it uk.legal ?) - it's even got its' own link to the exact spot on Google Earth - somewhere in Essex IIRC...

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Colin Wilson

Well, there could be. If you need something smashing up then a collection of teenagers is a fine way to get it done - win-win for both sides. As for filming it - well, we did here:

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agree though that your implied explanation is more likely :-)

Pete

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Pete Verdon

Great - but I wonder who they sued for injuries. A lawyer somewhere would have taken on the case.

Reply to
John

We were involved in summat similar (officially), we just threw lead at it at ~1000 fps ... ;-)

Darwin rules ok! ;-)

All the best ..

T i m

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T i m

Well, there is that these days. :-(

I think we should fire all the lawyers into space (HHG stylee) and take the safety labels off everything. ;-)

All the best ..

T i m

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T i m

Apparently in our borough an ASBO is a valid proof of identity if you're applying for a library ticket

Reply to
stuart noble

That should be a fairly safe bet for library staff

Reply to
Andy Hall

Probably an acceptable qualification for university entry, these days.

Owain

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Owain

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