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Yes, super imposed his face on the victims body and then shared the photos. What sort of Police officer does something like that ?

It is what it is Pedro, I'm fine with that

I hope this pair get locked in a cell with some hardened criminals. I apologise for the language but this has made my blood boil https://inews.co.uk/news/police-officers-face-jail-guilty-plea-over-sharing-selfies-murdered-sisters-whatsapp-1279621

Absolutely love it Pedro, I've lost 2000cc and about 180bhp compared with the Honda but it's such a hoot to drive. Light steering, turns on a sixpence , loads of space and good fuel economy. On the down side, it does rattle like a van

I haven't seen one for sale in the village for years but to give you some idea this is about the same size for sale in the next village https://www.primelocation.com/for-sale/details/57898169/?search_identifier=7acfddc1b7f79c3b9ab4b6bb432e137f

A ride drive report by Bob the boober , aged 63 and 45 days What a beautiful day it was today, bright sunshine and although a bit colder than recently it wasn't too chilly. So time for a drive around North Wiltshire and see the sights. Approx 16 miles from my house along the A420 is the village of Castle Combe. This is one of the most photographed villages in UK with it's chocolate-box cottages running alongside the By Brook . The village is not very big but it can take a while to drive through because of all the tourists trying to get 'that' shot. Even in these covid times there were still quite a few about today although I didn't see any coaches up in the public car park. Safely out of the village without running anyone over I headed up the Fosseway. The Fosseway is a roman road which starts at Seaton on the south coast and runs up to Lincoln in the north, a distance of approx 235 miles. I expect @Mawsley knws about the Fosse as it runs through Leicester on it's way North. Most of the Fosse has a tarmac surface nowadays.......... But in this part of Wiltshire there's about 20 miles where it is unsurfaced. Normally I would be going straight on at this point if I was on my bike but I thought better of it today as I was in the car.......... I tuned left instead and drove into the village of Sherston which was famous for it's wool trade in times past. There is still a link to that in the village as it's the home of 'Stretchline' who make knicker elastic A bit further down the road I passed Grittleton House which is now a party and event facility. If anyone's getting married soon I'm up for a party in that pad Later on I passed this. Fuckmine, it's even bigger than @Buckster bike and looks just as heavy I was a bit hungry by now and spotted a McMerd in Chippenham so I went through the drive through, unfortunately I was dissapointed as they had no McFlurry or milkshakes due to supply problems. I really like a McFlurry, it's about the best thing they sell but I had to be content with a cheeseburger and coffee

@Pedro Found the photo

@Mawsley Isn't your uncle also the king of Malawi ?

Nice one @yen_powell I can remember the TRF used to ride that back in the day, much easier to follow nowadays with GPS. I know all about the ordnance out there as I used to deliver a lot of it to Shoeburyness. Feck doing it on that XT600 though, that's a heavy bike for that sort of thing. I've ridden a seashore byway like that at Askham in Cumbria . https://www.geograph.org.uk/photo/4386880

Best thing they can do is ship 'em off to Afghanistan

But not in enclaves where they stick to other Brits like you describe in Spain. I think Spain gets all the scrotes and tax dodgers (like you say), you can keep those feckers, we don't want them back here

I'd be interested In Chris's opinion on that because I think you're wrong there. The sort of 'Brits' you encounter in Spain are nothing like the 'Brits' that move to France from what I see when I go there.

Well if the alternative is some moron like Trump I know what I'd rather have (Andrew excepted)

Gurnos estate is next to Dowlais top, it's a competition to see who can scare the most outsiders. When I used to deliver to the working mans club on the Gurnos I had to go inside first and see the manager , he would then get some of the clientel to come out and guard the lorry while I delivered the ciggies

What say you @XTreme

Hair envy

Dodgy dealing ?

They should lock the fecker in a room with some heavyweight girls

Look what I found yesterday @Sir Fallsalot

The Spanish version of W-S-M then but probably less mud

Absolutely Pete. Same thing happened with Caerphilly, move the crazy people to Abertridwr and if they're to crazy for that move them further up the valley to Senghenydd. I used to have a guard when I delivered ciggies in Senghenydd

I like a bit of John Miles, superb arranger and can play almost anything

The video in that article makes it look quite nice up to what I remember but to be fair I haven't been up there for over 20 years. @Sir Fallsalot probably has more idea what it's like nowadays.

You're not wrong Fred, that's why it was always the same dudes that were run leaders

I used to work in a shop in Penrhys . I can just hear the planners when they were thinking about building that estate, ' lets build an estate on the top of a hill with shite houses and put all the problem families up there '