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Ex Liverpool player Dean Saunders let off on appeal P31
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Fair enough :-)
What device are you on, pal?
My trusty iPad
gordondaviesmoustache
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If you depress the 'u' button and keep it so, a number of variations of the letter will appearMy trusty iPad
Slide your finger over to them without releasing it, and then release it when it is over 'ü'.
Yoü're welcome :-)
If you depress the 'u' button and keep it so, a number of variations of the letter will appear
Slide your finger over to them without releasing it, and then release it when it is over 'ü'.
Yoü're welcome :-)
Cheers pal.
I can now look forward to calling a cünt a cünt.
gordondaviesmoustache
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I'm always happy to raise to tone of the board!Cheers pal.
I can now look forward to calling a cünt a cünt.
Machiavelli
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You must’ve also been pissed during RE/bible studies.'Let he with the clean slate cast the first stone' and all that.....
gordondaviesmoustache
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Let he with the clean slate cast the first stone!You must’ve also been pissed during RE/bible studies.
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I'm trying to make the point that the law abiding person who had 3 pints 2 hours before driving and failed a breath test would be a convicted drunk driver.
Totally agree, he is massive ****. ( don't know how to put those spots above the u) :(
If you have an iPad, hold down the 'u', and accented letters will appear above it. Slide your finger/stylus to 'ü'.
If you are on a laptop, hold down the 'alt' key, and type '0252'.
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Let he with the clean slate cast the first stone!
I thought it was, "let he, who is without sin, cast the first stone"
Machiavelli
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Let he with the clean slate cast the first tab!
gordondaviesmoustache
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Only if you go by the bible, rather than the drink driver's almanac.I thought it was, "let he, who is without sin, cast the first stone"
crazyg
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Very true, but the operative word is "could". I am considered by many to be "big boned" and, on that ONE (and only) occasion mentioned, the 3 pints were imbibed during the course of a large meal plus sweet, and although it could be argued that I may have failed a breathalyser, the odds are that I wouldn't have. I take your point, however.For some people 3 pints 2 hours before driving could have them failing a breath test, which would leave them no different from Dean Saunders.
A few years ago, we played at Wolves and went to the Holdens Brewery tap for pre-match refreshments. The driver had bought a state of the art breathalyser for that very reason - it was more modern than the ones the police used at the time. Straight from the pub, my reading was amber, and after the match some 2 hours later, green'. That was with no food consumed.
If you depress the 'u' button and keep it so, a number of variations of the letter will appear
Slide your finger over to them without releasing it, and then release it when it is over 'ü'.
Yoü're welcome :-)
As you appear to be the 'Go to guy' how do I highlight a particular word/sentence ? Fanks in advance. :-)
I thought it was, "let he, who is without sin, cast the first stone"
Or if you are a Dipper 'Let he who is stood at the side of a coach cast the first stone'.
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Or if you are a Dipper 'Let he who is stood at the side of a coach cast the first stone La!'.
The blue phantom
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Low life piece of shit, as is anyone else who's done the same.Ive only had one pint - yeah right
https://www.liverpoolecho.co.uk/news/liverpool-news/moment-ex-liverpool-player-dean-16836559
Centurions
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Nowadays if I had 3 pints I'd still be pissed 2 days later let alone 2 hours.Very true, but the operative word is "could". I am considered by many to be "big boned" and, on that ONE (and only) occasion mentioned, the 3 pints were imbibed during the course of a large meal plus sweet, and although it could be argued that I may have failed a breathalyser, the odds are that I wouldn't have. I take your point, however.
A few years ago, we played at Wolves and went to the Holdens Brewery tap for pre-match refreshments. The driver had bought a state of the art breathalyser for that very reason - it was more modern than the ones the police used at the time. Straight from the pub, my reading was amber, and after the match some 2 hours later, green'. That was with no food consumed.
East Level 2
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I've heard reports of police doing that over here during December to nab those still over the limit from Crimbo parties.We are very 'lucky' in this country, my lad lives in Australia and he says they regularly have stop check breath tests in the morning to catch those that are still over the limit.
crazyg
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Same here, but I'd say 4 is my limit these days. which is generally staying away after Wembley. Fortunately it's only 2 or 3 times a year!Nowadays if I had 3 pints I'd still be pissed 2 days later let alone 2 hours.