Criminals serving Community Service will have to wear orange bibs,says Jack Straw

Special Care wrote:
On Nov 28, 5:32 pm, Terry Harris wrote:
Special Care wrote:
Is telling the truth about someone "humiliation." Is it wrong to tell
the truth about someone?
Of course not. Tell us your real name and address and we'll see what
your neighbours, employers and parents think about your fixation with
your mothers anus.

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I have repeatedly stated my real name and town of residence and
landline telephone number.

But not given a real address (with postcode) so obviously lack any
courage of conviction.

Special Care wrote:
On Nov 28, 4:48 pm, MM wrote:
On Fri, 28 Nov 2008 07:43:30 -0800 (PST), Webmanager_CritEst

The words are in purple and there will also be a “community payback”
logo on the front.

I don't think the daft ****s realise what the words would actually mean
when worn by yer average yob on a street tee-shirt.

On Nov 28, 8:13*pm, Terry Harris wrote:
Special Care wrote:
On Nov 28, 5:32 pm, Terry Harris wrote:
Special Care wrote:
Is telling the truth about someone "humiliation." Is it wrong to tell
the truth about someone?
Of course not. Tell us your real name and address and we'll see what
your neighbours, employers and parents think about your fixation with
your mothers anus.

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I have repeatedly stated my real name and town of residence and
landline telephone number.

But not given a real address (with postcode) so obviously lack any
courage of conviction.

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Furthermore, I am not living alone.

If I were living alone, I might state my full postal address for
everyone to see, just as a healing gesture.

But I can't make that decision as I am not living alone.

However, it's easy enough to find someone's full details nowadays, if
you have contacts in the police or Virgin Media or similar.

So I'm quite easygoing about it.

But I'm not living alone, so I can't make that decision alone.