lastid babe ^_^
A place for everything, everything in its place.
i see you Ros the one on the right, dressed as Lechon
looks like you've got a bun in the oven
Much worse without the mask !
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[QUOTE=grahamw48;384864]Much worse without the mask !
and you graham i dare you you'll get fat soon having more apetite to eat more when you get a glance from Mrs Moy 10 years ago
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A place for everything, everything in its place.
Wow !
We'd have made a fine couple.
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i know thats not your pic ros i think your the one who needs your eye testing and your brain duling
young , lady
i think you've been reading those fantasy books again
A place for everything, everything in its place.
BTW Scottishbride, I apologise if you don't live in Aberdeen but I seem to recall that you do. I was actually inside the Aberdeen Sheriffs court a few years ago and watched a woman succesfully prosecuted by the police for shouting at someone in public (in a manner that would cause alarm and distress to her victim and alarm to others listening). I can even hear the Sheriffs words now. The law in Scotland seems to be a bit tighter on this sort of thing. It doesnt sound like this woman simply caught your gaze, I get the impression it was more menacing than that. There is a fine line there and Graham has referred to one side of it but your case appears to fall the other side of the line.
Bottom line is, it doesnt hurt to call the police and have a chat with them. Don't think that you would be taking up their time unecessarily. The police up there will well understand your concern when your husband is away as the city runs on the back of the oil industry, as you know. They will be only too pleased to help. Seeking to avoid someone who lives locally to you can be easier said than done, again, I know someone in Aberdeen that was in that position and it was darn near impossible for her to do that.
My ex girlfriend was a secretary and PA to a solicitor (her uncle) in Aberdeen so I found out a lot that way. She herself had been prosecuted for throwing a biro at a bus driver and the police did charge her. Many people don't realise how differently Scottish law can be in certain areas of life, criminal law, divorce law etc etc is so very different in many instances.
No worries lastid.. I wish I live in Aberdeen, i heard it is a nice place! Apparently, I live in Fife where my husband born and raise. Well, I am still waiting for the Manager to phone me back for any updates. So we will see... at the moment it is under investigation. Normally, the Police come and speak to the manager if they need to report something.
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