Author Topic: “I’ll go to jail”  (Read 7088 times)

rogueelement

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #60 on: March 29, 2010, 08:44:02 PM »
Can anyone translate or explain this for me ;D


Makes about as much sense as a cut and paste from the ramblings of bloaty and the rico kid. = zip, zero , de nada .

Incidentally when is he going to jail? come on he promised he would!
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Offline Dundee

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #61 on: March 29, 2010, 09:10:24 PM »



Incidentally when is he going to jail? come on he promised he would!

Letting the hard working honest people of Jersey down again, he's as reliable as teacher come part time fireman on a BA flight.

Offline Chevalier Blanc

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #62 on: March 29, 2010, 10:19:51 PM »
Who ever you are "The Future" you certainly talk a lot of sense. What you say is true but some people just will not have it but you have found that out already. True there is no trial of you plead guilty so you only attend court to receive a sentence fitting the crime. Stuart does have other issues which he would like to bring to the table so to speak but knows he will not get the chance to do that, so take the fight outside of Jersey to create his big issue to the outside world. Who else would have the guts to do that?

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #63 on: March 30, 2010, 06:45:33 PM »
Running away doesn,t take guts.
Staying and fighting does.

"Simples".

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #64 on: March 30, 2010, 07:11:34 PM »
Sometimes you have to run to fight another day but in Stuart's case he could keep on fighting by getting away from the establishment. Do you honestly think they would give him a laptop in la Moye. He is free to carry on his fight which many States Members agree with but will not come out into the open for fear of the establishment and how they can mess your life up. You better believe it!
Everything that Stuart has been banging on about for what 4 years now is all coming true and the facts are there to back him up.

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #65 on: March 31, 2010, 04:53:12 AM »
How long was he looking at spending in prison? Couple of weeks? Couple of months?

Probably not as long as he has spent "in exile". Muppet.

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #66 on: March 31, 2010, 07:50:28 AM »
He was going to get fined a couple of hundred quid , going to jail was a voluntary option by  a delusional pratt.
He could have just paid up and carried on the "good fight " from within the States Chamber , so why did,nt he?
No point in guessing or making something up like Boaty boy and Rico of the selective cut and pastes.
Conjecture is one step away from fantasy and that is one step away from delusional.

jackoneill

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Re: “I’ll go to jail”
« Reply #67 on: April 19, 2010, 12:18:49 PM »
He was going to get fined a couple of hundred quid , going to jail was a voluntary option by  a delusional pratt.
He could have just paid up and carried on the "good fight " from within the States Chamber , so why did,nt he?
No point in guessing or making something up like Boaty boy and Rico of the selective cut and pastes.
Conjecture is one step away from fantasy and that is one step away from delusional.

This talk reminds me of this annoying kid in junior school I knew who always used to come up to my posse to try out his latest (unfunnY) jokes and make comments about girls who wouldn't have even given him the time of day.

So one day we told him to beat it, then he started complaining he was being bullied! We explained to teacher that he was the author of his own troubles and if he left us in peace, we'd do the same for him.

She told us that wasn't enough and that we had to be more "tolerant". To this day I remember my exact reply:

"Why in the hell should we have to put up with a little dips**t?! He just gets on everyone's nerves."

I suggest that we all pass the judgement of history and sentence SSS to the same perpetual ignominy our class clown is no doubt experiencing now.

Jack