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And this is just over the hill from where i used to live....


http://www.indiablooms.com/NewsDetai...ils170113q.php

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Sounds like a nasty one. Poor girl.

Dread - x

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Sounds awful, msj5. ~What is wrong with Goa, is it outsiders, drugies, or locals?

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68% of rapes in 2012 were against children


http://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/c...w/18054768.cms

And of course it cannot be Goans doing this, we've all been told that hundreds of times......... until they arrest the culprits!

Give it a bit longer, and it will all be the fault of low budget foreigners, as usual.


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You are so right = disgusting. I know what I would do with the culprits!
answers below please!!:thumbdown:

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Panic buyers strip shelves after Met Office issues blizzard alert for Wales as Britain braces for blanket of up to 12in of snow todaySupermarkets in Wales stripped of bread and milk as customers panic
Graham Clark, 73, was found by a passer-by in a narrow country lane with serious head injuries
A teacher fell through ice into a canal in Huddersfield and had to be rescued by bystanders
Drivers in Northamptonshire have been throwing rocks at gritting trucks and overtaking them on slippery roads
Four accidents in Dover today and two serious fires this week caused by householders trying to stay warm

Heaviest snowfall of the winter will spread east after rush-hour

Temperatures plunged to -9C overnight and sub-zero conditions forecast to continue



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SOME beautiful photos.

Oh! to be in Goa. :starsmile:

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http://i.dailymail.co.uk/i/pix/2013/...01_472x510.jpg

Bloody illiterates - where's the apostrophe?

AndyD 8-)₹

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Loaves :D

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Ironnie :rofl:

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http://www.ndtv.com/article/india/yo...urvivor-319339

Indians - hang your heads in shame. This is one of the most disgusting things I have ever read.

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Agree absolutely with you Noni, that this is disgusting, but I think most "Indians" would agree with you also.
I have a memory about an English judge saying something similar about a much older child in court, can't remember the details.

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This is what my Goan friends have put on their Facebook Page

Plz share


together with a sketch of the "animal"


VASCO RAPE CASE ACCUSED SKETCHES RELEASED BY COPS

Goa is too small a place for this ass to hide ,,,,,
lets nail him.
Please carry out a neighborhood check for a man fitting these specs.
PLEASE DO IT FOR THE COMMUNITY.....
EARINGS IN BOTH EARS....
WELL HE CANT RID HIMSELF OF THOSE HOLES/////

Height aprox 5'.7" to 8", darkish complexion, henna colored hair, hindi speaking, had small french beard..(may shave now), had earrings in both ears, thin to medium built, had small hair pony tail .

PLEASE SHARE .... GOD FORBID , IT COULD BE YOUR YOUR RELATIVE TOMMOROW.....!!!

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Steady old girl -before you start a witch hunt- these sketches were issued by the Goa police - you don't know whether either - or any are accurate (some reports of four sketches).

AndyD

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:demon::angry_smile: "Old Girl" Andy - water for you when I see you at the shack. :rofl:

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Inside the Indian factory where workers churn out £200 handbags sported by Pippa Middleton for just 17p an hou rRate of pay falls below an acceptable standard of living - even for India


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