Your fortunate - say you hired a taxi in Jeddah and the taxi driver had an accident, you would be held as responsible
In my early teens I remember cycling with two friends to Carshalton Beeches Station and climbing on the station roof and throwing bangers in the station. The station was empty at the time. My two friends cycled in one direction and I in the other. Three police cars passed me. I was not stopped - my friends were, but they failed to notice that in their saddlebags were fireworks - in essence the police were looking for three boys......... What did you get up to when you were young lads / gals.......
When I was younger, I was a policeman at Carshalton Beeches Station and I'll never forget the day some fooker interrupted my quiet reading by dropping explosives through the roof. Thought it was the IRA finally come for me. I've had extensive counselling since that day going forward, I'd like you to know *twitch* So now we meet Catch, come along quietly no funky stuff eh lad
You forgot to start your sentence with a capital letter. Irresponsible is at least a Year 5 spelling, and even then most struggle with it. Starting a sentence with a capital letter is a convention introduced in Year 1. Content is far more important than spelling.
spelling police check! Technically a statement, yes. Is it really important that spelling is nailed on here? When Mr Angel had to help (more than help, practically do) an important document for me, I can assure you his spelling was perfect. Context is king.
Its just a bit of gentle banter. Those that know me a bit better know i'm not one to get in to name calling and cyber punch ups.
