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Evan Williams Three Years In Prison...
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hits knott the sise of the howshin.
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I totally agree about the irresponsible dog OWNERS ,who for some unknown reason let the dog wander/run 100m or more from them and think they are in control of any situation that can/could happen.Iam a responsible dog owner/lover and disgusted by some owners attitude.
I understand if this incident had happened 13 days after the altercation Mr Evan Williams quite possibly would have been handed a Two year suspended custodial sentance. |
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You get a longer sentence for pleading NOT GUILTY and then being found guilty. It's the costs of the case. Wouldn't surprise me if the case costs came just short of a million quid.
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Early Morning Riser 15 Apr 26 15:11
You get a longer sentence for pleading NOT GUILTY and then being found guilty.  |
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HAS HE STARTED CRYING YET
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Now iam not kidding here,how messed up is the justice system in the U.K.Plead guilty to help our figures and we ,the state will give you a third off.****the U.K.
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same in every other country.
otherwise everyone would plead not guilty. A bet without any risk. |
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How many innocent people have a guilty against them in this country,perhaps that's why the prisons are full.
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HAS HE STARTED CRYING YET
hasn't stopped as yet but Big Bruce has him under his wing, saddling up in the ring. Starts his anger management course on Monday, hoping it'll knock a chunk off his bird. Should be out before next year's Grand National. |
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june
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if boris becker can do it im sure evan can
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Nothing amusing about this.Think of his family and others.
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No you're correct.
At 71 years of age it's just fortunate the guy's family still have him around despite his ordeal at the hands of nasty barsteward armed with a hockey stick. |
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pucking joke innit.
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When did I get old
When did everything change I don't recognise this world Don't remember this pain. |
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Hope he didnt drop the soap today.
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Not funny
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shouldnt be whacking pensioners with wooden sticks should he.
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The world keeps turning
Statues begin to fall Now iam just a man Who used to have it all When did I get old When did everything change |
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Iam just rusty outline covered in dust
But it happens to the best Best of us all |
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When did I get old
When did everything change |
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Nearly all of us on here are in the same boat Quentin.
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It's all behind me now.
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Another one rises
While another one falls When did I get old When did everything change |
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..... A glass of water between drinks works for me, give it a try.
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It's almost over now
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I'm gonna testify that I was right out of my mind
Let the record show, I did it all for rock and roll Screamin' every night, playing 25 to life So somebody, please, keep me the hell out of San Quentin Out of San Quentin Oh, just keep me out of San Quentin Ooh, can somebody, please, keep me the hell out of San Quentin? |
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A horsey man with mud on his shoes,
Once let his temper pick and choose, An old man stood, frail and hoarse, And anger struck without remorse. The hockey stick came crashing down, Echoed sharp through all the town, A moment’s rage, a foolish course, Now all he feels is deep remorse. What’s arisen can’t be undone, No race to win, no victory won, Just guilt that builds a heavy prison, For what’s been done, for what’s arisen. He sees a dog, a soft cockapoo, Its gentle eyes cut right him through, And thinks of kindness he once knew, Before he played the fool or two. Now sits alone, ashamed and sick, Muttering low, “I’m such a prick,” No horse to train, no crowd, no cheer— Just lessons learned the hardest way here. |
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A horsey man with mud on his shoes,
Once let his temper pick and choose, An old man stood, frail and hoarse, And anger struck without remorse. The hockey stick came crashing down, Echoed sharp through all the town, A moment’s rage, a foolish course, Now all he feels is deep remorse. What’s arisen can’t be undone, No race to win, no victory won, Just guilt that builds a heavy prison, For what’s been done, for what’s arisen. He sees a dog, a soft cockapoo, Its gentle eyes cut right him through, And thinks of kindness he once knew, Before he played the fool or two. Now sits alone, ashamed and sick, Muttering low, “I’m such a pr*ck,” No horse to train, no crowd, no cheer— Just lessons learned the hardest way here. |
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KANGA
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Get up and go outside
Don't let the old man in |
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Ask yourself how would you be
If didn't know what day you were born? |
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Did time speed up
Or did I slow down |
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San Quentin • March 13, 2026 6:12 PM GMT
Are you drunk?be honest now lol Report• Quote • Block User San Quentin • March 13, 2026 6:14 PM GMT I suspect drunk.  |
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Well did time speed up or slow down?
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A momment of madness and the guys life is ruined....Sad really but it can happen so easily.
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Sounds like the old boy will never be the same again so two lifes ruined.
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These victims statements are complete rubbish.In this society ££££.Back in the day get up learn never walk on private property.
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I don't recognise this world.
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