On a lighter note - all these Oldham local lads eh? i bet some of you are the misery guts that never wave back to me in my little old Classic.

Keep an eye out - normally bobbing around Oldham/Royton

Sorry to hear this Alan.

It is far too close to home (Oldhamer as well).

Hope you get it sorted matey.

Sorry to hear about the bad news m8,

If you need anything give me a ring . Only down the road

jesus - they're all coming out of the wood work now - any of you lads fancy coming to a Smacs meet????

I will be coming to your next SMACS meet with a couple other scooby owners

See you then
;)

Do I know you?? If so I can only think of "two" people you can be if you even are any of them:confused: :cuckoo:

Paul in Failsworth, Nip in for a brew if you are passing

Nice one, thanks will do:)

No worries your more than welcome - mines the dirty Silver Classic thats loud!!! with 'The Chief in the rear windows:)

Just to update,

Car still in lock up Police cant get inside to do prints:eek: bit of a shocker, c*nts even locked up car and put disc lock on!!! Stole or threw out baby seats.
Just like to thank Pete at Prosport for his help in all of this and the lads on here for their support.

I aint giving in to these knobs my car is coming back to me and is going to be kept and sold when I want to sell it.

good lad. fu©k those chav b@stards...

You do right mate :thumb:

We now think car may have gone earlier, between midnight and 06.15.

:mad:
Gutted, but at the same time glad you got your car back mate, hadn't been on here for a few days and didn't notice the thread.:(

You've probably been thinking about what you should have/could have done to prevent this but you know what they say about hindsight......

Its shocking what goes on in the early hours when you expect everyone to be asleep, seems they prefer weekends too as they expect owners to be out.

Hope everything is back to normal ASAP.:)

Thieves burned alive in Burundi

Angry taxi drivers in Burundi's capital Bujumbura have killed two people after they allegedly stole a motorbike.
The suspected thieves were chased down by hundreds of enraged motorbike taxi drivers who then put fuel-filled tyres around their necks and set them ablaze.

The BBC's Prime Ndikumagenge says it happened near a police station, but the police did not intervene.

Local human rights organisation Iteka has condemned the attack and asked the authorities to prosecute the culprits.

The group says at least 11 people have been killed by vigilante groups in the past three months.

Mob justice is never the answer

Matongo Maumbi, Zambia


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A motorcyclist told our correspondent that the two men were killed to teach a lesson to any other people planning to steal other people's property.

He says they decided to act because those they had been handed over to the police in the past and freed the next day without any trial or sentence.

The head of the public security police did not want to comment on the case.

Iteka chairman Jean Marie Kavumbagu said the incident reflects frustrations with the inefficiency of Burundi's judicial system
:norty: :cool: :D SHOULD WE JUST GIVE IT A TRY:Whatever_

Cheers cock;)

Hope you get good results next week;):D Bet you can't wait.