......now I don't normally read newspapers, but I did earlier as it was a freebie and read an article on this, I know this may raise some debate, but this is just ridiculous as none of them are from the UK :-X.....see link below....

http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/wanted/search/8/1/all/51/beginning/undefined/5/

What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-?

Pitchfork wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 18:55:

What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-?

No drinking Guiness ;D ;D....seems to keep you on the road ::)

MikeDundee wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 19:01:

Pitchfork wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 18:55: What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-? No drinking Guiness ;D ;D....seems to keep you on the road ::)

Not really a crime against health, it actually has less calories than fresh orange juice. Look it up :D

So now I'm going on a diet of guinness :)

Is that some of Nikollaq's explosives going off behind him? Bit of a giveaway.

And can I buy some of that virtual sticky tape anywhere?. It would save me using photobucket.

Omega man 2 wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 19:08:

MikeDundee wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 19:01: Pitchfork wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 18:55: What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-? No drinking Guiness ;D ;D....seems to keep you on the road ::) Not really a crime against health, it actually has less calories than fresh orange juice. Look it up :D So now I'm going on a diet of guinness :)

Look here ::):..http://www.pitchforkband.co.uk/link/keeping-pitchfork-on-the-road

now do you get it ::)

Ah :y

MikeDundee wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 17:54:

......now I don't normally read newspapers, but I did earlier as it was a freebie and read an article on this, I know this may raise some debate, but this is just ridiculous as none of them are from the UK :-X.....see link below.... http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/wanted/search/8/1/all/51/beginning/undefined/5/

Is there any significance, when considering the location of the offences, that this is thought to have relevance for a UK audience? :-/

Is it an example of how porus our borders really are? :-/ :-/

More info here:

http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23701999-details/The+world%27s+most+wanted+are+on+the+run+in+London/article.do
>:(

In case anyone is wondering why the majority come from one particular country, this should enlighten you:

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/albanians-taking-over-london-vice-605315.html

That was in 2002. Obviously a lot has been achieved since then... :( >:(

Nickbat wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 21:58:

More info here: http://www.thisislondon.co.uk/standard/article-23701999-details/The+world%27s+most+wanted+are+on+the+run+in+London/article.do >:(

Our largesse precedes us obviously ::) ::)

Nickbat wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 22:02:

In case anyone is wondering why the majority come from one particular country, this should enlighten you: http://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/crime/albanians-taking-over-london-vice-605315.html That was in 2002. Obviously a lot has been achieved since then... :( >:(

Of course Nick, don't-ya-just-know-it ;) ;)

wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 21:24:

MikeDundee wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 17:54: ......now I don't normally read newspapers, but I did earlier as it was a freebie and read an article on this, I know this may raise some debate, but this is just ridiculous as none of them are from the UK :-X.....see link below.... http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/wanted/search/8/1/all/51/beginning/undefined/5/ Is there any significance, when considering the location of the offences, that this thought to have relevance for a UK audience? :-/ Is it an example of how porus our borders really are? :-/ :-/

Yes there is despite the loction of offences, as if they are in this country then they will potentially still be involved in some form of criminal activity.

Pitchfork wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 18:55:

What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-?

Not eating your greens ;) :y

MikeDundee wrote on 02. Jun 2009 at 05:49:

wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 21:24: MikeDundee wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 17:54: ......now I don't normally read newspapers, but I did earlier as it was a freebie and read an article on this, I know this may raise some debate, but this is just ridiculous as none of them are from the UK :-X.....see link below.... http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/wanted/search/8/1/all/51/beginning/undefined/5/ Is there any significance, when considering the location of the offences, that this thought to have relevance for a UK audience? :-/ Is it an example of how porus our borders really are? :-/ :-/ Yes there is despite the loction of offences, as if they are in this country then they will potentially still be involved in some form of criminal activity.

And that's the scary bit Mike, don't we have a Border Agency now, or is that just another sop to placate those who would question the effectiveness of HMG's policy? :-/ :-/

wrote on 02. Jun 2009 at 10:34:

Pitchfork wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 18:55: What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-? Not eating your greens ;) :y

Depends how many get seats in the next election! (Fetches coat) ;D

Pitchfork wrote on 02. Jun 2009 at 12:06:

wrote on 02. Jun 2009 at 10:34: Pitchfork wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 18:55: What's a crime against health? - drinking Lager? :-? Not eating your greens ;) :y Depends how many get seats in the next election! (Fetches coat) ;D

That, Pitchfork, is absolutely priceless [smiley=tekst-toppie.gif]............but others might say that it was justifiable homicide :-/ :-/ ;D

wrote on 02. Jun 2009 at 10:47:

MikeDundee wrote on 02. Jun 2009 at 05:49: wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 21:24: MikeDundee wrote on 01. Jun 2009 at 17:54: ......now I don't normally read newspapers, but I did earlier as it was a freebie and read an article on this, I know this may raise some debate, but this is just ridiculous as none of them are from the UK :-X.....see link below.... http://www.crimestoppers-uk.org/wanted/search/8/1/all/51/beginning/undefined/5/ Is there any significance, when considering the location of the offences, that this thought to have relevance for a UK audience? :-/ Is it an example of how porus our borders really are? :-/ :-/ Yes there is despite the loction of offences, as if they are in this country then they will potentially still be involved in some form of criminal activity. And that's the scary bit Mike, don't we have a Border Agency now, or is that just another sop to placate those who would question the effectiveness of HMG's policy? :-/ :-/

Despite having an agency they still manage to get in as we all know >:(

Ever tried to enter the US at Dulles Washington?
Took 3 hours last time, missed the connecting flight to Chicago
While hundreds of us were queing an official ran around yelling 'US citizens this way, the rest against the wall'
He did not like it when I said (loudly) why, are you going to shoot us?
All the other English speakers queing burst into loud laughter, which really did irritate him ;D