More like; "We can't be arsed, too much paperwork, he's not a bad lad really. Sling him out later."
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OT Why am I up at 3am
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12 years ago
Or, "be safely back home and tucked up in bed by 11pm"
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That sounds rather dull. Even boring, middle aged, middle class me doesn't stick to that.
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How are you going to get a 19 year old to do follow that?
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12 years ago
Another 19 year old for them to be in bed with?!
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12 years ago
Follow you home at 11pm? I couldn't possibly comment . . . .
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12 years ago
Time and money.
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Once after a nice night in the cells I was removed from my cell at 9am and told that I was due in front of the magistrate. I thought this a little odd as I believe that you need to be interviewed and charged with an offence before seeing the magistrate. I decided to play along for a laugh. Just as I was leaving the custody suite the desk sergeant realised the PO had removed the wrong prisoner. I was prepared to joke it all the way to the courtroom.
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I am just wondering if there is anyone else who spent 3am on a Sunday morning watching The Hit Man and Her?
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12 years ago
No.
At 3 am the only programmes my telly gets are One Man and His Dog with Hand-Waving, or The Inflatable Guest-Bed Channel.
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I did once, when I was a kid in the 80s. Saw my brother on it!