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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostOf course the judge could be doing one of those xfactor style judgments where he goes: x, x, x, in favour of not guilty *the crowd with their rather tasteless 'I love Oscar' t-shirts start to rise to their feet in joy*, then: but on the other hand... *BOOM! TWIST* *sad haunting music starts to play* *flashbacks to all the good times had together during the trial* *the tears start to roll* *trapdoor opens* *dramatic end music with voiceover 'next time on I Shot My Wife...'
I really would be shocked if he got away with this. Read that they were disregarding whatsapp messages from the girl to a friend saying she was leaving him etc.
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Originally posted by MrsFlushdraw View PostThought the judge was a she!
I really would be shocked if he got away with this. Read that they were disregarding whatsapp messages from the girl to a friend saying she was leaving him etc.
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Originally posted by jbravado View PostWorld is just fucked if he gets away with it.People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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All the episodes of the 2014 Aussie Millions HSP cash game available to watch here. Haxton, Ivey, Dwan etc and a few of the business men from the Macau games.
Edit - episodes 8-12 are the cash game.
Haven't watched any of it yet apart from this hand. Tell boxes
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Just realised that all along, when I imagined somebody shooting through the bathroom door. I mentally pictured my own house. He ran ( :-| ) out of the bedroom and fired from the landing to a stand along bathroom.
Only just now did I see the floor plan of his house. It was basically a large ensuite. There's no logical way he could get up, and get a him without noticing the bed was empty. How did the defense attempt to cover that?
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...Last edited by Hitchhiker's Guide To...; 11-09-14, 10:03."We're not f*cking Burundi" - Big Phil
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View Posthmm and now its twisted back.
okay time to stop reading. not even interested in the fecking thing
one last thing though: this all reeks of 'reasonable doubt' with the phrasing. a stench of presumed guilty to remain, but insufficient evidence to actually convict
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She's giving the verdict on count 1 (pre med murder). Sounds like not guilty.
I tend to agree, as there's no way anyone would plan any thing as unbelievable as that.
But I'm assuming there's gonna be a murder 2/manslaughter/negligent homicide verdict (or what ever they call it in SA).
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Originally posted by PSV58 View PostThat Bojack Horseman that netflix are pimping everywhere at the moment looks atrocious
Hey have you watch Rick and Morty Yet?
If not here a link for Rick and Morty Full episodes.
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Originally posted by Emmet View PostI'd have taken two flights to get home rather than the Sail'Rail option.
That train from Liverpool to Holyhead moves at about walking pace.
Was there no option from Troon to Larne and then a train from Belfast? Clearly too late but might have been a better option from Newcastle?
The train and boat from London is grand and in some ways better than flying. 12:10 train has you in Dublin at 19:20 or a 06:30 train gets you there at about 14:00 for £38 including all tube travel to get you to Euston. That is only about 2 hours longer door to door than flying.
What's really shitty is the layover for the overnight, its a 02:40 sailing but the last train gets into Holyhead at about 23:00 and the terminal there really is a shithole. Last night wasn't so awful we boarded about 1:30 and I just lay my head down straight away on a grand soft couch fell straight asleep and didn't wake until we docked at 6:00
The cast of characters taking the boat is radically different from what you'll find on any flightTurning millions into thousands
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostJust reading updates. Ad break now in the trial apparently, which is a nice foreign twist on things.
Ah right so he was never seriously going down for premeditated?
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Originally posted by Strewelpeter View PostI was coming from London where I'd had a great few days spinning around on the Boris bikes.
The train and boat from London is grand and in some ways better than flying. 12:10 train has you in Dublin at 19:20 or a 06:30 train gets you there at about 14:00 for £38 including all tube travel to get you to Euston. That is only about 2 hours longer door to door than flying.
What's really shitty is the layover for the overnight, its a 02:40 sailing but the last train gets into Holyhead at about 23:00 and the terminal there really is a shithole. Last night wasn't so awful we boarded about 1:30 and I just lay my head down straight away on a grand soft couch fell straight asleep and didn't wake until we docked at 6:00
The cast of characters taking the boat is radically different from what you'll find on any flight
Ryanair do Manchester -> Dublin and East Midlands -> Dublin plenty though, so I'm usually on those.
I'm 4 hours door to door basically. Sail rail closer to 8. Sail Rail is fixed price though, which is useful on short notice.
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostAll the same its amazing the amount of legal expertise you gain from a combination of Boston Legal, Franklin & Bash, and a few Freeman proclamations.People say I should be more humble I hope they understand, they don't listen when you mumble
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I always got the slow ferry from Liverpool when I needed my car. You get two meals included, and a cabin is only £15 if you get it after you board. Takes forever but is by far the most comfortable way of crossing the channel.
I'd finish a night shift, drive to Liverpool, get on the boat, eat a fryup, sleep all day and wake up in time for dinner and unloading. Good times all round."I can’t find anyone who agrees with what I write or think these days, so I guess I must be getting closer to the truth." - Hunter S. Thompson
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Originally posted by Hitchhiker's Guide To... View PostRemember one December when the snow was really bad in 2010. Flights from Manchester cancelled. Myself and another guy who was boozing at the airport bar decided to get the last train to Holyhead and drink our bodyweights on the way down. Get to Holyhead then out to that pub near the ferry that stayed open until the ferry was ready to leave. We were kicked out a bit before then due to overenthusiastic and unintelligible karaoking. Stumble onto the ferry, move onto whiskeys - alternating which of us goes up to the bar based on relative sober-lookingness, leave all the bags on the ferry accidentally, barely make it home to Ranelagh after convincing the highly reluctant busman to overlook the crawling onto the bus and the whiskey-perfume. The now-wifes first words in the door were 'i'm pregnant'. Looking forward to telling the kid that story when she's a bit older.
(actually I met you that day a few hours later, hopefully looking a bit better for wear).
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Originally posted by Mellor View PostHave it live here. Basically sounds like she's saying he intended to kill the person behind the door, the fact it was Reeva is irrelevant. It's down to whether or not he genuinely believed he was acting to protect himself. Technical stuff.
So once you get to the threshold for manslaughter the defences kick in. If he was acting in self-defence then, depending on the circumstances, it can lead to everything from acquittal to a reduced sentence. But he must have genuinely believed his life was in danger.You are technically correct...the best kind of correct
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Originally posted by Mellor View Post5 million gmail passwords leaked. Not from a hack on gmails system, but gathered from direct attacks on users.
Check if yours is in the list here.
https://isleaked.com/results/en
Got this when I checked mine.. the first 2 letters are not actually the first 2 on my password which is oddGo big or go homeless.
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Originally posted by Kayroo View PostIt's called transferred malice. For it to be murder you have to intend to kill someone. If you intend to kill person A but actually kill person B it is still murder. Manslaughter (or the SA equivalent) only requires recklessness as to the natural and probable consequences of your actions.
So once you get to the threshold for manslaughter the defences kick in. If he was acting in self-defence then, depending on the circumstances, it can lead to everything from acquittal to a reduced sentence. But he must have genuinely believed his life was in danger."We are not Europeans. Those people on the continent are freaks."
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Originally posted by Raoul Duke III View PostSA sentencing tends to be highly, highly lenient. Even by our wishy-washy standards.You are technically correct...the best kind of correct
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That disguists me. Probably makes me a drooler but wtf is law if coomon sense can be ignored like this.
She never said " its me in this bathroom" he never asked? He was terrified for his life of an "intruder" locked in a room when he is waiting with a fucking gun outside.
The first thing you would do in that situation is call out where your loved ones are. Utter horseshit and so is the legal system if he goes free.
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Originally posted by Kayroo View PostIt's called transferred malice. For it to be murder you have to intend to kill someone. If you intend to kill person A but actually kill person B it is still murder. Manslaughter (or the SA equivalent) only requires recklessness as to the natural and probable consequences of your actions.
ely believed his life was in danger.
A break until tomorrow. Has suggested that he's guilty in relation to the culpable homicide.
I still dont understand why the state/prosecution didn't make a massive deal over the fact he surely could she wasn't in the bed. There's zero chance that a noise could wake me up and I wouldn't notice if my girlfriend was in the bed or not. Especially when he slept on far far side of the bed, and Reeva slept on the ensuite side.
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Originally posted by Dice75 View Post@Honda, what T2 like around 6am for security queue's? Would that be plenty of time for a 7am departure?airport, lol
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Originally posted by PSV58 View Posthow did they get the passwords? is it just a case of people with ridiculously weak passwords getting done?
Its probably from the linked in attack of a couple of years ago or something similar. AFAIK all the yahoo mail accounts and matching linked in passwords from that time were available on Russian forums a few weeks ago.
Another point to note is that the fact that they are now out in the wild more than likely means that all the value has been sucked out of them.
I.e. anyone who was stupid enough to use the same password for their Email account and whatever site was hacked and didn't bother to change their Google passwords after the site that was hacked has probably had everything stolen many months ago.Turning millions into thousands
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Originally posted by PSV58 View Posthow did they get the passwords? is it just a case of people with ridiculously weak passwords getting done?Originally posted by 5starpool View PostThat's what I read, yep.
I think that it may not be actual email passwords, it may be passwords from different websites where you used your email address for the sign up and just put in a throwaway password.
Fantasy football, forums, golf or poker supscription etc where you probably wouldn't be too security conscious.
So although I changed my email password, my email may still be linked to a website that I signed up for and don't even use anymore.
edit: what Strewel said.
lol, 2nd edit: and what FD said.....I need to type fasterLast edited by gorrrr72; 11-09-14, 13:55.
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First day in gym with a fitness plan by one of the coaches, fecking hurts and I'm weak as shit (apart from legs, arms are like small girl child). One guy definitely skips leg day in there haha.
Pretty nice to go lunch break though.Last edited by Tar.Aldarion; 11-09-14, 14:50.
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^^Depends what you're costing but 23% is the most likely answer - unless there's a bunch of physical labour involved.Last edited by Western_Sean; 11-09-14, 15:35.
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Originally posted by ITT-Pat View PostJust about to book Airport Genie and it's asking for the entry time. How flexible is that? I presume if I select 9:30 and I show up at either 8:45ish or 10:15ish, there won't be an issue?airport, lol
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Originally posted by FeetMagic View PostI feel like some dope using 2 passwords for everything.X can be anything, any number, that is what’s CRAZY about X.
Because X doesn’t roll like that, because X can’t be pinned down!
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