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8 comments:
Lawless country; that's all there is to it!!
Imagin an island with less than 200,000 people have so many problems.High on the list, it would seem,is a highly incompetent police force!
Stan, you are a good reporter of events, but thank God you are not a Policeman.
these poor Ma-ley-weys would be in strait-jackets.
last week it was the youth smoking Cannabis; now it's the Sapat people?
You never played "Challenge"? you should try it sometime.
That's a Lucian thing. Don't be alarmed by dominoes.
@ 9:50AM your thought process is very idiotic.Rules governing proper conduct in the public domain,has nothing to do with your Passion for the game of dominoes!
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@Negro slave # 1142
You sound just like the black negro slave that you are. what rules? impregnating ten year old girls?
like I said you sound not like an idiot, but a negro slave.
you want a rule? "No open containers of alcohol in public" - now there! try that rule and watch the decrease in violence.
your asinine RULE of no playing dominoes in public spaces because it endangers public health? LOL
Outlaw smoking in public, you dumb retard!
Lucians been playing dominoes & drafts on sidewslks forever. that's as lucian as the pitons. are you lucian?
WE NEED A RULE !
Should a Man Divorce a Woman if He Finds Out She is a Man? This Guy Did.
He loved his wife dearly, describing her as both beautiful and feminine. But little did he know, he was married to someone who used to be a man. A fellow who only goes by the first name Jan, described his horror upon finding out that his wife was actually born a boy. The Belgian man was married to his wife for 19 years, engaging in all kinds of unmentionables with her, and is now feeling a wee bit disgusted.
A cousin from his wife’s family in Indonesia told Jan the horrible truth that would change his life forever. We can only imagine that his wife felt worse, since transgender people are often confronted with terrible reactions from potential mates.
“My second marriage was on the rocks at the time and we quickly fell in love,” Jan told the Belgian media. He also says that the gender change explains why his wife was “never very good at ironing.”
“I thought she was an attractive woman, and she was all woman – she had no male traits. She was 27 years old at the time, so I asked her if she wanted children. I was glad when she said she didn’t as I was 44 and already had two of my own,” he said.
He said that now he understands why his wife always needed to lubricate herself in the bedroom and she always said that she was taking birth control pills.
“She was always a good mother to my children, and also a fantastic cook, though we wasn’t that great at cleaning and ironing – and now I know why!”
The marriage fell apart when Jan’s wife began to go out late and wear revealing outfits. This is when he stumbled upon the secret that would hurt him so deeply. This appears to be painful for everyone.
We need more of these kinds of lawlessness revealed. We have a blind police force or one that is scared to confront lawlessness. The laws of the land need to be upheld otherwise we are doomed. The nay sayers are the culprits and will do or say anything to continue with their unlawfull behavior. Remember little things can and will grow into big and sometimes uncontrollable ones. Stop it before it grows. The police needs to be more proactive.
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