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That’s a ridiculous suggestion, but I do agree, maybe some idiots need to be chaperoned, the mind boggles
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That’s a ridiculous suggestion, but I do agree, maybe some idiots need to be chaperoned, the mind boggles
Same guy was arrested lurking around her at vivid. He was literally arrested days after his conviction for stalking was quashed. 59 year old merkin needs to stop being caught near a girl 30 years his jnr in all these “coincidences” FFS.
I can say you’re an idiot but until you actually do something idiotic it doesn’t mean you are an idiot
That makes no sense at all. How is this even relevant.
Same guy was arrested lurking around her at vivid. He was literally arrested days after his conviction for stalking was quashed. 59 year old merkin needs to stop being caught near a girl 30 years his jnr in all these “coincidences” FFS.
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It's been a while since I have been to the Lyneham shops, the front of the butcher and post office were both facing Brigalow Street, the book store was on the corner. I'm not sure where they are now? There is obviously still a book store and post office there in the building then?? And seriously, the laundromat is still going???
Yeah you're probably right. Sydney is just a big country town. You're bound to bump into the same person 20 or 30 times over a few months.
It's amazing that laundromat has lasted there for that long. It was there from a time when people didn't really have washing machines at home as much. I guess it has survived with the merging of the post office. I can't recall what was there where that book shop is now though.
There’s two parts to it. Touching having received consent is identical to not touching having not received consent. He didn’t get charged for not receiving consent
The butchers still makes 'Country Pride' sausages (and their ute still has that logo on it), and yeh the shop became an IGA in the early 2000s. The old bakery is now 'The Front'. There are 2 take aways (if you count the Turkish Pide House). The one you refer to is now a hairdressers. Mee Sing actually closed down months ago, as did the Brumby's bakery adjoining it. A new restaurant / cafe is going in there. Newsagent shut down after being ram-raided one too many times. Becoming an upmarket wine merchant (owned by the guys who own the IGA).
Depends how much they want him.
As good as anywhere I reckon. Especially for the remainder of 2023 a la TPJ going to the Panthers last year for a dozen games now that Keary has a broken jaw... Reports today suggest he wants to go back to QLD. A half season cameo with the chooks before he goes could be feasible...
Ok, the spot next to Mee Sings use to be a convenience store back in the day. More of a bottle shop, tobacconist and lolly shop.
I ran a similar case to Dylan last year - the client pleaded not guilty (against advice), was found guilty and got a bond.If you freeze the play there; the NRL stand down rule is only for charges that have serious custodial sentences. What you have done is highlighted the ridiculousness of this situation.
I am no criminal lawyer so franky know f**k all, but from the minimal looks under the hood from recent precedents I could find, custodial sentences involve hands in panties and creepy merkins taking advantage of drunk girls who are alseep. In the most recent of those I could find, a girl woke to a creepy merkin having a pull and his hands were everywhere and he got 12 months
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That doesn’t mean that Dylan won’t be convicted and have a criminal record of an offence against women, but a custodial sentence seems to be unlikely.
His biggest hurdle will be the time that it takes to resolve this case and then, if convicted, how the NRL deal with him.
That hairdresser is still in the same spot (it's cheap by local standards but not always good). The other hairdresser is definitely not cheap, but they seem to do a good job.
