Free sex and a cream bun

[Les Graham]

Now that got your attention didn't it :.:

Not sure if this has been done on here already and I'm far to lazy to search, have you read the plight of soldier Danny Nightingale?? Have you signed the petition to get his ridiculous and unjust jail sentence overturned, if not would you please, takes less then one minute. Thanks.

http://you.38degrees...jailed-war-hero

 

[Skeet UK]

I would prefer free sex and a creampie ...

http://www.shootclayforum.com/topic/3948-please-sign-this-petition-sgt-danny-nightingale/

 

[Les Graham]

I would prefer free sex and a creampie ...

http://www.shootclay...ny-nightingale/

Thanks If we only get one more signature tonight it'll be worth it.

 

[Skeet UK]

Certainly agree with that.

 

[VicW]

I have already signed the petition.

Is the cream bun available during the free sex or afterwards and do you have to involve the cream bun or are you only allowed to eat it ?

Vic.

 

[Jan Powell]

I've looked at this and have also read several reports relating to it. Whilst I accept this mitigation that's all it is, it's not a defence. I don't think his conviction is unfair or unreasonable.

The national media have jumped on the story as an 'injustice for our boys serving overseas'. I like to think i'm a little more objective than that. I don't doubt Sgt Nightingale's bravery or committment to the cause but lets not forget even he acknowledges his wrongdoing, he pleaded guilty!

 

[Jonny English]

The report that one of the rags printed tried to claim he had been bullied or threatened by the prosecution into pleading guilty, i beleive it read that he would serve a minmum sentence of 5 years if found guilty on a non guilty plea and would get a lot more reasonable sentence if he were to plead guilty, it read as if they rail roaded him into pleading guilty then betrayed him with the sentence. How correct this is i don't know, but that what I read.

 

[Jan Powell]

Note, i'm not commenting on the length of his sentence, merely whether or not his conviction is justified.

 

[Angelfire]

Aye, have done it a few days ago.

Phil*

 

[lexikia]

I've looked at this and have also read several reports relating to it. Whilst I accept this mitigation that's all it is, it's not a defence. I don't think his conviction is unfair or unreasonable.

The national media have jumped on the story as an 'injustice for our boys serving overseas'. I like to think i'm a little more objective than that. I don't doubt Sgt Nightingale's bravery or committment to the cause but lets not forget even he acknowledges his wrongdoing, he pleaded guilty!

I agree, he broke the law end off. Even though his solicitor gave a good defence, who knows what really happened. I think he's lucky he did not get a longer sentence.

He of all people must have been well aware of the current gun laws in the UK.

 

[Westward]

Well he's been released after a special appeal hearing which has supended his original sentence. I'll drink to that.

 

[RobertBeard]

So Guilty but jail suspended - that has to be a good result for him and I'm pleased for him - he will still have a criminal record

 

[Westward]

Well he did commit a crime, perhaps by mistake but it was still a crime. It will certainly be a problem if he ever wants to take up the shooting sports.