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The boy denies murder and manslaughter, while the girl denies manslaughter

I dont get this, they filmed it ffs.

Also the boy told his mum he wouldn't be home that night. What sort of parent thinks that is acceptable for a 15 year old? Scum.

Denies murder:

"In a letter written by the boy, after he had been charged, to a professional who was working with him, he said: "I am so nervous, well scared and worried. I accept I did it and I'm doing time, I'm just scared about how long I have to do."

He also said in the letter that his girlfriend had broken up with him and he had been "struggling with that", so he "needed anger etc releasing".

When the professional told the boy that the contents of his letter would need to be disclosed, the boy said "that's my manslaughter plea gone", Mr Sandhu told the jury."

I feel for his brief

https://www.thetimes.com/article/8332eb ... 25a7190913

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cgkm8em1dl7o

Why does Spicy Sausage ( up to Max B) never do the white killers?

Well if you could actually read you’d see on previous pages that isn’t true

Oh you throw an odd token White one in as cover then?

Bandy Legs wrote: ↑Thu Mar 13, 2025 8:35 pm Oh you throw an odd token White one in as cover then?

Its usually a white forrin'.

Max B Gold wrote: ↑Thu Mar 13, 2025 8:58 pm

Bandy Legs wrote: ↑Thu Mar 13, 2025 8:35 pm Oh you throw an odd token White one in as cover then?

Its usually a white forrin'.

I'd noticed

United Nations judge (hopefully former after this) convicted of human trafficking and slavery offences in the UK

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/articles/cn892zq6z43o

Well, what names are we allowed to give them, then?

I, for one, am pleased to see the return of gentlemen settling their differences with a good old fashioned sword fight.

Pretty sure I've seen that video months ago, claiming to be another part of the UK.

Or it could simply have been another duel.

Do we know for sure this isn't just kids taking part in a reenactment event?

The previous aforementioned duel featured on the board occurred in undisclosed Yorkshire and had a clearer view of the battle

viewtopic.php?p=415707#p415707

For duel fans here’s some London Youth enjoying a Summer’s day out in Southend like we all used to then engaging in a duel on the seafront with Peter Pan’s Playground forming the backdrop

Oh the nostalgia

I imagine that one of them has besmirched a young lady, and the other gentleman is defending her honour gallantly.

We might have a good chance at fencing gold at the next olympics with plenty of young talent at our disposal.

I've listened to a fair bit of drill and you can't move for references like "egads! man's strapped", "bounder gonna get wetted!" and "dat shanking hath besmirched thine honour!".