Is there anything you do like apart from Susan Boyle?
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The I HATE Haloween thread.
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Is there anything you do like apart from Susan Boyle?
Uncle Spielberg
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HellBilly
You bunch of sad old gits, it's only once a year, where's your spirit.
No wonder there's chavs stabbing people if this is the reception they get.
You're supposed to hug a chav, not set your dog on them.
Well if you get stabbed, or petrol bombed, don't say i didn't advise you
No wonder there's chavs stabbing people if this is the reception they get.
You're supposed to hug a chav, not set your dog on them.
Well if you get stabbed, or petrol bombed, don't say i didn't advise you
Uncle Spielberg
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You bunch of sad old gits, it's only once a year, where's your spirit.
No wonder there's chavs stabbing people if this is the reception they get.
You're supposed to hug a chav, not set your dog on them.
Well if you get stabbed, or petrol bombed, don't say i didn't advise you
The reception they will get it an attack from Harold and a clip around the ear from me.
The reception they will get it an attack from Harold and a clip around the ear from me.
Lighten up my friend, lighten up
Uncle Spielberg
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I am thinking of electricuting the front door tomorrow evening. Anyone know of a good electrican ?.
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HellBilly
The Barking dogs name is HAROLD 
? what kind of name is that for a dog ? who is he named after ? King Harold ?
? what kind of name is that for a dog ? who is he named after ? King Harold ?
Uncle Spielberg
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Lighten up my friend, lighten up
Its a HUGE invasion of my privacy. I find the whole charade reprehensible.
Uncle Spielberg
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The Barking dogs name is HAROLD
Harold The Great is his full title but I prefer to call him Harry.
Fair enough, but 1 day a year
Don Quixote
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You bunch of sad old gits, it's only once a year, where's your spirit.
No wonder there's chavs stabbing people if this is the reception they get.
You're supposed to hug a chav, not set your dog on them.
Well if you get stabbed, or petrol bombed, don't say i didn't advise you
Seriously mate, I actually hope they don't come round my house. I will be put behind bars if they do...
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HellBilly
Uncle you have a dog called Harlod/harry a gerbil, You like X factor support Brighton, Dont like kids coming round for halloween & moan about nearly everything under the sun also drink whiskey on your own and then wonder why you aint meet the right women yet
Good luck with all that
Uncle Spielberg
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Uncle you have a dog called Harlod/harry a gerbil, You like X factor support Brighton, Dont like kids coming round for halloween & moan about nearly everything under the sun also drink whiskey on your own and then wonder why you aint meet the right women yet
Good luck with all that
You calling me a loser
.Seriously I DON'T WANT ANOTHER WOMAN, EVER. HEADFUCKS THE LOT OF THEM.
Cheshire Cat
The most curious thing..
Cheshire Police issue posters to tell trick or treaters in Halton whether they are welcome or not - Runcorn and Widnes Weekly News
http://www.cheshire.police.uk/uploads/halloween_yes_no_a5_flyers_2009.pdf
Cheshire Police drafts in mounted officers from North Wales force for Mischief Night in Widnes - Runcorn and Widnes Weekly News
CHESHIRE police have drafted in mounted officers from North Wales as they gear up for one of their most hectic nights of the year.
The night of October 30 traditionally results in more calls to police in Widnes than any other night in the Hallowe’en and Bonfire Night period.
Last year yobs overturned cars and officers were called to deal with a string of anti-social offences.
Inspector Simon Blackwell said: “Planning for Mischief Night started months ago and there has been a lot of work going on behind the scenes to ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible.”
The operation began on Monday this week and saw officers visiting past victims and offenders.
On Mischief Night itself the police operation will focus on a number of key areas in Widnes that are known blackspots for anti-social behaviour and criminal damage.
Two mounted officers from North Wales Police will also be patrolling the town centre on the night.
Inspector Sharon Case, of Widnes Neighbourhood Policing Unit, said: “Youngsters need to think about their actions as they could quite easily run the risk of being given an on-the-spot fine, arrested and, in the most serious cases, charged with an offence – the consequences of which could last a lifetime”
Sean Henshaw, Cheshire Fire and Rescue group manager for Halton, added: “Our firefighters will be patrolling the Hough Green area and we will also have our outreach vehicle there and will be speaking to young people.
“I would urge residents to report any suspicious behaviour to us or Cheshire police.”
http://www.cheshire.police.uk/uploads/halloween_yes_no_a5_flyers_2009.pdf
Cheshire Police drafts in mounted officers from North Wales force for Mischief Night in Widnes - Runcorn and Widnes Weekly News
CHESHIRE police have drafted in mounted officers from North Wales as they gear up for one of their most hectic nights of the year.
The night of October 30 traditionally results in more calls to police in Widnes than any other night in the Hallowe’en and Bonfire Night period.
Last year yobs overturned cars and officers were called to deal with a string of anti-social offences.
Inspector Simon Blackwell said: “Planning for Mischief Night started months ago and there has been a lot of work going on behind the scenes to ensure that everything runs as smoothly as possible.”
The operation began on Monday this week and saw officers visiting past victims and offenders.
On Mischief Night itself the police operation will focus on a number of key areas in Widnes that are known blackspots for anti-social behaviour and criminal damage.
Two mounted officers from North Wales Police will also be patrolling the town centre on the night.
Inspector Sharon Case, of Widnes Neighbourhood Policing Unit, said: “Youngsters need to think about their actions as they could quite easily run the risk of being given an on-the-spot fine, arrested and, in the most serious cases, charged with an offence – the consequences of which could last a lifetime”
Sean Henshaw, Cheshire Fire and Rescue group manager for Halton, added: “Our firefighters will be patrolling the Hough Green area and we will also have our outreach vehicle there and will be speaking to young people.
“I would urge residents to report any suspicious behaviour to us or Cheshire police.”
Why the hostilities mate, oh well good luck with that
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HellBilly
You calling me a loser
Seriously I DON'T WANT ANOTHER WOMAN, EVER. HEADFUCKS THE LOT OF THEM.
Never
If your fecked off with women have you thought of..........
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Uncle Spielberg
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Not necessarily. He might have a good personality.