ThePrisoner
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Or horrifying, if you have read the swingers storiesThat's brilliant!
Or horrifying, if you have read the swingers storiesThat's brilliant!
The sort of thing you have to avoid thinking too deeply about unless you want to end up like Marlon Brando at the end of apocalypse now.Or horrifying, if you have read the swingers stories
She was the first minister of the Scottish parliament.She has nothing to do with parliament, she’s never been an MP.
Poor lass she should have spoken to Joe Biden — I’m sure he would have given her some advice on how to build up your wealth while in office. LolFor a measly £600k. Johnson, Reece-Mogg et al wouldn't get out of bed for that.
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I'm frankly appalled that I can't find a decent copy of the French and Saunders silence of the lambs parody on the whole of the internet.
Or horrifying, if you have read the swingers stories
That's not the whole thing though. There's a bit where they walk through a rogues gallery of light entertainers including the krankies.This one
French and Saunders: Silence of the Lambs | We ❤️ French and Saunders so much 😂 | By BBC ComedyFacebook
We ❤️ French and Saunders so much 😂www.facebook.com
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I'm frankly appalled that I can't find a decent copy of the French and Saunders silence of the lambs parody on the whole of the internet.
You won't hear anything from the police, or anyone else until such time as there is a trial. Contempt of Court laws are extremely strict in Scotland.Released without charge but as this thread shows the damage is already done. It’s be good to hear some actual reasoning from the police about what exactly is going on here because it looks shady as f*ck from where I’m sitting.
In many situations the police in England and Wales will release under investigation rather than bail it means there are no bail conditions put on a person subsequently they will be informed if they are going to be prosecuted for any offences.Released without charge pending further investigation. Is that a Scottish Law equivalent of bail in England and Wales?