classic33
Leg End Member
How much is the ransom. Maybe those on here, myself included, could do their good deed for the day by raising it!!
What good deed did you do today?
- Thread starter Mad Doug Biker
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How much is the ransom. Maybe those on here, myself included, could do their good deed for the day by raising it!!
Mad Doug Biker
Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
- Location
- Craggy Island
A million Rupees, so about £12.10. 
classic33
Leg End Member
A million Rupees, so about £12.10.
Where does he want it sending & how will we know if he kept his part of the deal. Or will he be introducing you to his neighbours "overly friendly dog"?
Mad Doug Biker
Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
- Location
- Craggy Island
Paypal will do just fine he says.
derrick
The Glue that binds us together.
- Location
- On the edge of London
I let my grandaughter beat me at draughts.
classic33
Leg End Member
Paypal will do just fine he says.
Please get him to forward the following, in order that payment can be made.
Bank where account is held. Account number along with branch sort code & the full name of the account holder.
Where you can be found after release.
Oh, one other thing no. No carrier pigeons.
Mad Doug Biker
Banned from every bar in the Galaxy
- Location
- Craggy Island
It's ok, I just said I'd get the Neighbour's dog onto him and whilst he was looking about for it I fled.
Thanks all the same.
Thanks all the same.
Nihal
Veteran
Classic 33,let me remind you, MDB is the most pointless person to kidnap................He is more likely to get lost on the roads
And he said it "so about £12.10"Thats just about how much he's worth
Nihal
Veteran
Look,i've just finished training this
And mind you,his bombing abilities are extrermely precise
Nihal
Veteran
Nihal
Veteran
Look,that happens when we get talking,now just get back to watching WimbldonWell this thread went a little bit off topic!
lordloveaduck
Well-Known Member
- Location
- Birmingham
Climbed over a fence into a nursing home in order to wake the night staff. Told them that they had a client locked out on there balcony.
I have the scraped skin to prove it, and the night staff have the dribble on there face to prove they have earned there money.
PS The reason i had to climb over the fence is because they did not answer the door.
I have the scraped skin to prove it, and the night staff have the dribble on there face to prove they have earned there money.
PS The reason i had to climb over the fence is because they did not answer the door.
Dayvo
just passin' through
- Location
- 59° 50′ 5.55″ N, 10° 47′ 41.89″ E
An update: the cat wasn't there on Saturday (I worked the weekend and was armed with some more catfood), but it was there again this morning. The weather has been filthy the last few days, so, not wanting the cat to be completely washed out, and not having had a reply to my e-mail, I drove to the cat displacement place and asked them if I could collect the cat and take it to them. I borrowed a cage and duly collected the cat and drove it back to them.
The cat, it turned out (via detective work with chips and databases) had been sent outside by its owners as they have just had a baby and wanted the house to be 'clean'. The cat (Sweetie) must have taken umbridge at this and went on a journey of discovery: it had been missing for a week and a half and had wandered about 3-4 km from home (not far, but through some dense forest, presumably making a return journey difficult).
Anyway, the owners will collect their (MY) cat this afternoon.
It was heartbreaking, though, seeing all the beautiful, but neglected and mistreated cats and dogs at the compound centre. Some people (and there are a LOT of them) should never be allowed to own pets.
I gave a small donation and left, happy in the knowledge that Sweetie will soon be home again.
