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I had a visit from the police last night over the "incident". I did drop myself in it a little bit. The copper knocked on the door and said "We would like to discuss an incident off Stockport Road" My first reaction was to say "It wasn't my fault. The stupid kid didn't get out of the way of my sled quick enough"

Anywhooo. The council want to prosecute, and the shop owner cannot produce any receipts for the stuff he has been selling. The police believe he has been driving around other districts as he had about 3 tonnes of the stuff in the back yard. (thats a couple of grit bins worth)

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i'm getting a bit fed up with the hassle this weather is causing with the trains! i don't think they've ran on time since the snow started. get it sorted, they're making enough f**king money!
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Well her in Brum - where we've had a slight thaw during the day but plenty of snow, occasionally heavy - it looks as if we've now got the snow that the weather forecasters tonight said they'd got wrong... More chaos in the morning by th looks of things.

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I don't have time to do a rant right now, but one is brewing. F**king snow + the general public = rudeness and f**ktardedness of gargantuan proportions.

What the f**k is WRONG with some people?

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