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Roger_007 · 06-08-2015 01:50PM

The fire Injun??........was the man on fire?

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 01:50PM

"D Watch" of De DFB - such detail.

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 01:51PM

Tears already? Well done, etc.

Hamilcar · 06-08-2015 01:51PM

Well done Joe tears 6 minutes in...... what a professional

Fujitsu10 · 06-08-2015 01:52PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

"D Watch" of De DFB - such detail.

The Fire brigade version of a train spotter

somesoldiers · 06-08-2015 01:52PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

"D Watch" of De DFB - such detail.

Ladder 69

Hamilcar · 06-08-2015 01:52PM

He said............Tell them not to ring Whineline about this

Roger_007 · 06-08-2015 01:53PM

Many people die suddenly every day.............OK, traumatic for the family, but nothing unusual.
move on?

Oops69 · 06-08-2015 01:53PM

Ok joe , have you milked enough tears now ?, got your fix now after the holliers? , u got your pain fix yesterday ? , he's a bit like "the unwell" with his addictions.

Fujitsu10 · 06-08-2015 01:54PM

Was he a TALL MAN.... FFS the questions.

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 01:54PM

So, summing it up; elderly bloke has heart attack and dies on street.
Not attempting to belittle it, but this happens nearly every day, what makes this one different?

Brian Scan · 06-08-2015 01:55PM

Enough already.

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 01:55PM

Hamilcar wrote: »

He said............Tell them not to ring Whineline about this

He scraped on the dirt as he breathed his last, "Don't call Joe."

sligojoek · 06-08-2015 01:56PM

Dan Jaman wrote: »

So, summing it up; elderly bloke has heart attack and dies on street.
Not attempting to belittle it, but this happens nearly every day, what makes this one different?

The Fibregade were involved

snubbleste · 06-08-2015 01:57PM

"ha ha ha haaaaaaaaaaaah"

somesoldiers · 06-08-2015 01:58PM

very nice man but you'd have to count your fingers after shaking hands with him

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 01:58PM

sligojoek wrote: »

The Fibregade were involved

I wonder if Joe was sitting having tea and an aul' chat with the lads of D Watch when the call came in?

Tiger Mcilroy · 06-08-2015 01:58PM

oh god...whos been framed?..pretty poor pun there joe..

more cark schtuff

Roger_007 · 06-08-2015 01:58PM

somesoldiers wrote: »

very nice man but you'd have to count your fingers after shaking hands with him

It's so much better to be conned by a nice man!

somesoldiers · 06-08-2015 01:59PM

No, somebody said yesterday that a sore finger was worse than cancer

Tiger Mcilroy · 06-08-2015 02:00PM

..where is the money?. does he get a pass for ripping people off because he is sick?

sligojoek · 06-08-2015 02:02PM

Caller - It wasn't in the four figure bracket.
Joe - So it was worth a few thousand.

somesoldiers · 06-08-2015 02:03PM

a lot of wheeling and dealing going on in objets d'arte- is like an episode of Lovejoy

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 02:04PM

"Dat would be a civil matter."
"Hello, is that the Dunkin' Donuts?"

sligojoek · 06-08-2015 02:04PM

A piece (of sh1te)

Tiger Mcilroy · 06-08-2015 02:06PM

Would they not just boot the door down...

Fujitsu10 · 06-08-2015 02:06PM

My piece was sold, an unfortunate situation!
Pity it was so good, the irony of it all.

Also Unwell fest upon us.

dvcireland · 06-08-2015 02:07PM

somesoldiers wrote: »

a lot of wheeling and dealing going on in objets d'arte- is like an episode of Lovejoy

did Arthur Daley do any art deals?

sligojoek · 06-08-2015 02:08PM

She mentions the wild atlantic way and he drops her like a hot spud

Dan Jaman · 06-08-2015 02:09PM

The most interesting piece in the gallery was an amputated finger, along with the axe used to do it.
A local artist, inspired by the works of Damien Hirst, said it was a moment of truth, too good to miss.
She expressed disappointment that payment had not yet been forthcoming and said she would reach out to the media about her missing work.

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