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debosky:he's a young player. . . .from the 3rd division in portugal to the biggest club in the world and back in turkey within 12 months must be tough on him. then he copped a debilitating injury that will keep his arse firmly seated on the couch for six months. . . . .this is so unfortunate. bebe is a slave that became king but even for kings. . . . .the challenge might be too steep for him to cope with. |
justwise:most of them will not even need insurance companies. . . . .this is why this country will rank head and shoulder over every other one in their persistence to provide the very best of social security. apparently, there's an old british law that says. . . businesses that have suffered riot damage and do not have property insurance could also make a claim directly to the police under the riots (damages) act 1886. notification of a claim must be made with 14 days. the definition of the disorder, such as whether it is categorised as a riot, should not directly affect the cover provided to individuals or businesses. the categorisation of a riot under law depends on whether 12 or more people are engaged in a common purpose. this could also be true of those householders affected who were uninsured, or vehicle owners whose cars have been damaged but only have third party, fire and theft cover. as a result, the abi has written to the home secretary asking for the the deadline under the riots act to be extended from 14 days to 42 days. in a nutshell, if 12 or more people come to your house with sticks, matches and gasoline to burn your property(car or house), you can claim whether that property is insured or not. the police should be protecting your property. |
[quote author=Mr_TA link=topic=716327.msg8892562#msg8892562 date=1312970150]Bebe has done his cruciate ligaments. out for 6 months. [/quote]that's a sad news. . . . . .i was actually expecting him to do well with his new club but he's done his knee now.when he comes back - he's going to be slower, more careful(less committed), and it goes pear-shaped from there unless he's got an amazing mental strength to deal with it. poor bebe. |
Ibime:those jobs you did then are not even available for graduates these days so slow your roll. ema was caught and inflation rate rose thus leaving a gap big enough to fit titanic. . . . . .people are poorer now than they were only 3 years ago. their anger is justified, the looting is irresponsible. they should have just marched to the big ben and camp there till cameron listens to them. |
chamotex:ibime saw duduface looting a nigerian restaurant you saw duduface with a bag of tesco value basmati rice. . . there's consistency in the story at least. nice job, lads. ![]() |
gaddafe:there are about 2 million nigerians in london. some of them would be related to you directly or indirectly. . . .should one of them die a sudden death, you will scream like a rhesus monkey with grief in your voice. that a country is developed does not mean there cannot be a bedlam there. |
proudly9ja:who is this? samir? the little prince? |
www.nairaland.com/attachments/499190_77742336_jpgf84e603470219dba262b78878955f27a ^^^^^this aunty is definitely Nigerian my £5 says she's from kumasi(ghana). |
chamotex:but who eats basmati rice? the smell drives me nuts. . . .smell's like horse poo. no wonder duduface talks horse-poo and his head looks like a sack of basmati rice. ![]() |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=730675.msg8890255#msg8890255 date=1312922023][color=deeppink]Then we can all hope for God's judgement on her.[/color][/quote]the judgement is already on her. . . . .can't you see her size? ![]() |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=730675.msg8890196#msg8890196 date=1312921356][color=deeppink]Oh well!!! Let's just say she made a wise decision in stealing just crisps. ![]() At least while her fellow looters who stole plasma televisions will be getting a hard punishments She'll be at home knowing that she went away with little or no punishment at all.[/color][/quote]her punishment won't go past sweeping the streets without pay for 600 hours. she will be warned severely never to try it again and put her on a diet programme. ![]() the ones with plasma too won't go to jail. . . . .as it is, the prisons are filled to the brim. there's no space to keep all these yobs - so many of them will not get custodial sentence apart from the ones who were violent. tunnytox:when their prisons are better than the quality of life of around 90% of the population of africa. free food(sliced bread, milk, chicken, rice, shepherd's pie) + cable tv, + snooker, + playstation3, etc all free of charge, no rent, no bills. most of them are doing these things to be in prison. |
taryour:nah, the conservatives cost this. it was bad enough after the economic recession of 08-09, the tories then sliced deeper into the take-home pay of struggling families. while i don't condone the senseless riots, david cameron and his group of zombies should go back to the drawing board and reduce these cuts. they did not promise all these when campaigning for the general elections last may. . . . .britons feel betrayed as it is. |
[quote author=mama-gee link=topic=730675.msg8890151#msg8890151 date=1312920830][color=deeppink]Oh lawd!!! Who the heck steals crisps? at least if you're gonna put yourself in the risk of spending some of your life in jail. . .steal something that's worth it![/color][/quote]for what she stole, she would only get community service/fine. the judge would conclude she was just hungry. ![]() |
wizup:the populace are fed up. no jobs for the youths, their jobseeker's allowances have been sliced. these people have been silent for years with the government streaming out different policies that affect their lives hugely and the same mps have been found guilty of embezzling funds here n there. the pent-up anger piled up and the moment a little opportunity availed itself(duggan's death), these yobs took advantage of the situation and have been on rampage since then. the youths think they have no future with all the cuts, taxes plus the high unemployment rate. |
Goldieluks:tax payers! |
tunnytox:some of the bad eggs got convicted - the gooch gang! since they have all been taken to prison, the crime rate nosedived a bit but it still remains the blackspot of united kingdom. there was a time the murder rate in the neighbourhoods of moss side, longsight and hulme(manchester suburb) went past that of washington in the usa. |
tunnytox:haha digest the statistics as at 2010/2011. . . . . .http://www.upmystreet.com/local/crime-in-manchester.html from that, you can see manchester's crime rate is double the national average. manchester is the shadiest, crime-infested area in the whole of western europe. guns are 2 for £5 and there's no single time i have seen crimestoppers on bbc without manchester being in the news for one violent crime or the other. what those rioters are doing in london is child's play. if longsight, salford rise up to this. . . . .cameron will need nato or un soldiers. |
StarBoard:met police are too busy dealing with yobs/rioters on the streets of london. |
tunnytox:https://i299.photobucket.com/albums/mm288/larryo340/Funny%20gifs/f8e635cf.gif the same manchester that is called the drugs capital of europe? the same manchester where it's the only place cops carry guns in the united kingdom? the same manchester with the highest number of drug dealers in the united kingdom? you are having a laugh. . . . .if they rise up to it, riot police will die in leaps and bounds. that's why cops call it [b]gun[/b]chester. |
duduspace:i will let ma posse in longsight know. . . . .you need a thorough shake-down. make sure your phones are unlocked. ![]() mancunians hate locked phones - don't risk your front teeth. ![]() |
busybody20:i have been dreading it since saturday. . . . .if it spreads to manchester, it will get worse and i expect death rate to skyrocket. about 2000 youths bombarded their city centre. . . . .the cops on guard had to step back and allow looting to go on until reinforcement came to their aid. |
haha david cameron is in for it now. the real gangstas of england just woke up. . . . . .manchester burns. |
ibx1976:he can rot in hell for all i care. . . . . whether he's a white supremacist or neo-nazi, he can only bark behind the screen like a rhesus monkey. if he's truly a man, he should go to brixton high street and yell 1/10th of the balderdash he has uttered here and let's see if his head won't be taken away from his body. . . . . .bloody asswipe! |
[quote author=Mr_TA link=topic=716327.msg8886080#msg8886080 date=1312889130] ![]() These rioters better not delay the footy season oh! [/quote]i want it delayed. . . . . . . .we can't start this season without sneijder. |
debosky:wenger paid £14million |
hmm |
[quote author=My-Key link=topic=729601.msg8883621#msg8883621 date=1312846735]Oh goody, you managed to get one pic, eh? Well, the overwhelming majority of the pictures tell me otherwise. Look at them!!![/quote]these ones are africans too, right? https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00188/Carhartt_91292905_188006b.jpg --------- --------- carpetright offers to help as firms and families pick up bill The rioting will leave business with a bill for millions of pounds, according to early estimates. Even though many insurance policies will cover businesses for lost trade, retail sources said the cost of damage and lost stock alone would start at tens of millions. Most commercial insurance covers criminal acts, but there are also fears that many independent shopkeepers will be forced to pay for repairs because they lack insurance. In Tottenham, 83 per cent of shops are independent, according to the Local Data Company. Lord Harris of Peckham, the founder, chairman and chief executive of Carpetright, offered help to the families who lived in 28 flats above his store in Tottenham, which was set alight early on Sunday. He said: “If it had not been for my shop underneath them they might have kept their homes. I have got to help these people.” Javid Patel spent yesterday cleaning up what remains of his clothing shop in Wood Green. He estimates that he lost up to £55,000 in stock when the nearby Leather Land was looted and burnt. “They took a lot of stock, but the worst thing is that they burnt the shop. The electrics, the sprinkler, the water: everything got messed up, ” he said. JD Sports in Tottenham was also badly hit by looters. Peter Cowgill, the retailer’s executive chairman, told Radio 4’s World at One: “There was a good deal of police providing security around the firefighters, so resources were stretched around the looting. |
redsun:when trouble can start from their end as well? leeds is boiling as we speak. . . . . the gunchester crew are waiting for the command on twitter. birmingham have seen slight disturbances. . . .newcastle crew are warming up. . . . .blackburn are not left behind. this is chaos/anarchy. not even the soldiers can stop this. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00187/91278621_enfield9_187870b.jpg https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00187/91263055_brixton9_187798b.jpg https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00187/91265403_brixton4_187791b.jpg https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00187/91265384_brixton2_187789b.jpg https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00187/91264928_brixton1_187786b.jpg |
[quote author=My-Key link=topic=729601.msg8883568#msg8883568 date=1312845666]Yes, "Totty", "Bricky" and Peckham, etc are predominantly white areas. Thanks, didn't know that enlightened piece of wisdom.[/quote]shut up, man. it's not a racial/stereotype ish. the white boys are involved as well. https://www.thetimes.co.uk/tto/multimedia/archive/00187/91261195_enfield1_187803b.jpg do these looters look black to you? you should have gone to visionexpress, mr-key! |
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[/quote]that's a sad news. . . . . .i was actually expecting him to do well with his new club but he's done his knee now.



