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Party, got very dwunk.
All I have to remember the night by is the vague memory of a friend of mine helping himself to some random girls' phone, nicking bottle of ketchup from Tesco's, buying £1 bottle of wine from said place, and a picture frame.
Oh, and spraying ketchup on a Lamborghini showroom window.
And getting stopped by the police after a mate decided it would be 'genius' to try and walk off with a bunch of newspapers.
Questions to EB; policeman dude took my name down.. what'll be done with it, it's the first time it's happened with me... it kinda sobered me up, and scared me.
All I have to remember the night by is the vague memory of a friend of mine helping himself to some random girls' phone, nicking bottle of ketchup from Tesco's, buying £1 bottle of wine from said place, and a picture frame.
Oh, and spraying ketchup on a Lamborghini showroom window.
And getting stopped by the police after a mate decided it would be 'genius' to try and walk off with a bunch of newspapers.
Questions to EB; policeman dude took my name down.. what'll be done with it, it's the first time it's happened with me... it kinda sobered me up, and scared me.
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English_Bloke wrote:
> I hate dealing with drunk people. Drunk kids are even worse. To be
> honest you're lucky you didn't all get arrested.
I'd hate to deal with the drunks, but then again when you get drunks who sobered up at the sight of the police van, were fulyl compliant, and were nice to the police officers (like us), you can't really complain :-)
At the end of the day (I'm sure you've heard this many-a-time EB), full respect to you and all your fellow officers :-)
> I hate dealing with drunk people. Drunk kids are even worse. To be
> honest you're lucky you didn't all get arrested.
I'd hate to deal with the drunks, but then again when you get drunks who sobered up at the sight of the police van, were fulyl compliant, and were nice to the police officers (like us), you can't really complain :-)
At the end of the day (I'm sure you've heard this many-a-time EB), full respect to you and all your fellow officers :-)
im sorry
Wow
Thanks for that...
Thanks for that...
haha, you people are stupid.
HHAT wrote:
> Excellent, I'm 16 so i should be safe.. right? :-)
Should be, but there are exceptions of which I'm not going to bore you with.
> Yes, my mate was drunk. Hence the idiotness. :-P
I hate dealing with drunk people. Drunk kids are even worse. To be honest you're lucky you didn't all get arrested.
> Excellent, I'm 16 so i should be safe.. right? :-)
Should be, but there are exceptions of which I'm not going to bore you with.
> Yes, my mate was drunk. Hence the idiotness. :-P
I hate dealing with drunk people. Drunk kids are even worse. To be honest you're lucky you didn't all get arrested.
god what a set of morons you and your friends are.
Excellent, I'm 16 so i should be safe.. right? :-)
Yes, my mate was drunk. Hence the idiotness. :-P
Yes, my mate was drunk. Hence the idiotness. :-P
Also, you're mate sounds like a right idiot.
It depends. How old are you? A letter may be sent home to your folks if you're young, otherwise you're probably fine. My guess is they took your name and date of birth, checked you through the police national computer to make sure you weren't wanted and that was that. Of course if you're 16 or under you may get a letter called a GAP, (guardian awareness program), sent home.
EB?
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