Restores your faith (a Bit)
#1
Scooby Regular
Thread Starter
Join Date: Jan 2000
Location: Disco, Disco!
Posts: 21,825
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Restores your faith (a Bit)
I am back in the UK visiting the family
Take the kids down the park for an hour or two, go shopping and get back to the car to find i have dropped my phone.
Hunt around the car and ring it from Jenny's phone, no answer and my heart sinks.
Call it again and it is answered, chap on the other end is just on his way down to the local police station with it. I meet him down there and get my phone back.
Thank you Gerry for being honest enough and taking the time to do the right thing
He would not take a reward so i am off to donate £20.00 to childline online.
Take the kids down the park for an hour or two, go shopping and get back to the car to find i have dropped my phone.
Hunt around the car and ring it from Jenny's phone, no answer and my heart sinks.
Call it again and it is answered, chap on the other end is just on his way down to the local police station with it. I meet him down there and get my phone back.
Thank you Gerry for being honest enough and taking the time to do the right thing
He would not take a reward so i am off to donate £20.00 to childline online.
#6
BANNED
Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: --------------------
Posts: 13,289
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
I found a purse with 70 quid in it when i was a kid, about 7 or 8, I thought I was set up for life...
The old dear made me hand it in
I had a few weeks, then it was mine...<rubbed hands, money already spent on new toys >
Then we got the phone call...it had been claimed!
I had to go round to their house to collect my reward......they didn't have a pot to **** in, kids running round in their undies because they couldn't afford clothes. That 70 quid was all they money they had .
Anyway, I took the fiver, climbed back in my dad's merc, and fcuked off, cursing the scruffy ***** under my breath
I did learn an important lesson though, if you ever find anything of any value, pocket it, sharpish!
The old dear made me hand it in
I had a few weeks, then it was mine...<rubbed hands, money already spent on new toys >
Then we got the phone call...it had been claimed!
I had to go round to their house to collect my reward......they didn't have a pot to **** in, kids running round in their undies because they couldn't afford clothes. That 70 quid was all they money they had .
Anyway, I took the fiver, climbed back in my dad's merc, and fcuked off, cursing the scruffy ***** under my breath
I did learn an important lesson though, if you ever find anything of any value, pocket it, sharpish!
#7
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (1)
I went to see the ronnie vs steve davis match at plymouth pavillions on thursday.l I went for a **** not realising that I could not get back in whilst the frame was playing as it was live on sky sports and My wallet had falling out of my pocket and was still in my chair.
Was fookin seething and about to call up and cancel my cards when the chinese fella sitting next to me came running out and handed my wallet to me hooray for chinese people no doubt if it was some English bloke he would have pocketed it.
Was fookin seething and about to call up and cancel my cards when the chinese fella sitting next to me came running out and handed my wallet to me hooray for chinese people no doubt if it was some English bloke he would have pocketed it.
Trending Topics
#9
I cant remember the amount of times I've done this.
Find a phone at a rave, ring the entry marked "mum" and then parcel it up and send it to the address they give me.
Never mention my name though
astraboy.
Find a phone at a rave, ring the entry marked "mum" and then parcel it up and send it to the address they give me.
Never mention my name though
astraboy.
#10
I found a W810i in Barnsley last Friday
Phone T-Mobile to tell them I'd got it, they told me to hand it into the Barnsley cop shop, when i took it in, the person who had lost it had already been in to report it lost and it was in the book.
Glad they got it back and gave me a warm fuzzy feeling inside hehe
Phone T-Mobile to tell them I'd got it, they told me to hand it into the Barnsley cop shop, when i took it in, the person who had lost it had already been in to report it lost and it was in the book.
Glad they got it back and gave me a warm fuzzy feeling inside hehe
#11
Scooby Regular
iTrader: (1)
Originally Posted by astraboy
I cant remember the amount of times I've done this.
Find a phone at a rave, ring the entry marked "mum" and then parcel it up and send it to the address they give me.
Never mention my name though
astraboy.
Find a phone at a rave, ring the entry marked "mum" and then parcel it up and send it to the address they give me.
Never mention my name though
astraboy.
#13
Scooby Regular
Join Date: Aug 2000
Location: Where age and treachery reins over youthful exuberance
Posts: 5,275
Likes: 0
Received 0 Likes
on
0 Posts
Similar thing happend to my missus. Purse was stolen from the house then some guy phones to say he's found it but he's had trouble with the police and wants to give it back personally. No money or cards left, but driving license and other personal stuff.
Seriously suspicious, we go to the meet in a public place. Turns out the guy was sleeping rough with just his old dog for company. Offered him twenty quid but he'd only take a tenner
BTW, the guy who nicked it also burgled 14 other houses in our village and had previous as long as your arm. Police had him bang to rights but when it came the the final court hearing for sentencing (he was getting 5 years min) he had legged it. That was over a year ago and not been seen since.
Up to the point where the police let him slip through their buttery fingers, they were superb - I even got my three missing alloys back they found at his house
Richard.
Seriously suspicious, we go to the meet in a public place. Turns out the guy was sleeping rough with just his old dog for company. Offered him twenty quid but he'd only take a tenner
BTW, the guy who nicked it also burgled 14 other houses in our village and had previous as long as your arm. Police had him bang to rights but when it came the the final court hearing for sentencing (he was getting 5 years min) he had legged it. That was over a year ago and not been seen since.
Up to the point where the police let him slip through their buttery fingers, they were superb - I even got my three missing alloys back they found at his house
Richard.
#16
Originally Posted by King RA
astraboy doesn't actually take drugs. Red bull is all he needs.
astraboy.
Thread
Thread Starter
Forum
Replies
Last Post