Originally posted by SueEllen
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FFS I wouldn't want a surgeon like this
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostPresumably she has got rich lawyers. Ernest Saunders all over again.
Whenever I tell a woman mrs bp tried to shank me they always ask what I did wrong. I still think women are assumed to be the weaker gender.
Having said that, I would have her as my surgeon. We have a shortage of doctors generally and people are getting more unwell. Standards will have to drop....
Mate of mine (not me - my mrs is gone in the head but not that bad!) had similar. His mrs was a right psycho. Used to cut his clothes up etc then buy new ones, repeat. She tried to chin him once with a frying pan. Not just once but kept going for it. Then when she grabbed the butcher knife he thought enough was enough.
He didnt hit her but basically restrained her and forcefully took the knife off her. She phoned the police. Guess who got arrested?Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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Originally posted by psychocandy View PostHow'd that one end up?
Mate of mine (not me - my mrs is gone in the head but not that bad!) had similar. His mrs was a right psycho. Used to cut his clothes up etc then buy new ones, repeat. She tried to chin him once with a frying pan. Not just once but kept going for it. Then when she grabbed the butcher knife he thought enough was enough.
He didnt hit her but basically restrained her and forcefully took the knife off her. She phoned the police. Guess who got arrested?
I left and she called the police. They came round and, as you say she was not arrested.
They came round the next day and I refused to speak to them. Which made them very angry.
Remember Diver from Swansea? His cousin was beaten up by her husband one Saturday night when he was drunk. After she came out of hospital 2 days later, she did nothing until the next SAturday night when he was drunk. She got a pancake pan(the ones that weigh about 5kg) and hit him over the head. When he got out of hospital 2 months later their marriage was fine....Comment
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Originally posted by BrilloPad View PostMrs BP was drunk. She pulled a knife on me so I laughed. She wanted to make me jump back.
I left and she called the police. They came round and, as you say she was not arrested.
They came round the next day and I refused to speak to them. Which made them very angry.
Remember Diver from Swansea? His cousin was beaten up by her husband one Saturday night when he was drunk. After she came out of hospital 2 days later, she did nothing until the next SAturday night when he was drunk. She got a pancake pan(the ones that weigh about 5kg) and hit him over the head. When he got out of hospital 2 months later their marriage was fine....
But of course his mrs denied it, said he'd grabbed her and was going to hit her. So arrested him. They let him go without charge but I thought it was pretty bad of the police.Rhyddid i lofnod psychocandy!!!!Comment
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