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[Mark Shaw]

If it were me I would find one of the fucks late at night, put a black sack over his head take him somewhere secluded and use a sock filled with coins on him then leave him in the middle of no where with a thinly veiled warning to keep on a VERY low profile. I hate today's teenagers, especially these [particular] ones who scream victimization when they get what's due to them.

[ryanedward85]

I remember being in London during the bombings. I watched a young [person] get on my train with a large rucksack over his right shoulder and a cocky smile on his face. He cleared the carriage quicker than anthrax. Then armed police nabbed him took him from the train and searched him. Made me very happy.

[M.jerrick]

I hope you manage to get yourself set up soon and dont have to deal with those Losers anymore.

[em]

@Mark Shaw & Ryan - kind of off the topic, don't you think?

High density living ain't so bad. In fact, it can be lots of fun! We have THREE bimbos in my block of flats who like to walk around on the front lawn talking on their mobiles loudly to someone (who, incidentally, talks back so loudly we can hear them as well), announcing proudly to the entire block that they are "going out", or how they can't believe Wendy didn't invite them along to pilates. My sister comes around and we drink beer and listen through the security door, laughing our non-bimbo arses off.

[Weeks_Alf]

I hate High Density living. I need my space and privacy, not that I do anything wierd. I have always been a pretty private person.

[rhythmboy]

Not far off buying a house on a full acre outside Melbs myself, will keep peeps posted as things firm up - contract signed, deposit soon we hope...

Mountain views, big trees, creek nearby, separate room outside for the studio...and only 30 mins from work

[ryanedward85]

Sounds idyllic. Pics soon I hope.

[rogers_barton]

Lucky bugger