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Minx
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 Posted: Thu Jul 30, 2009 4:42 pm Post subject: Corby High Court Action |
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Refreshing bit on JV today, when one of the parents in the action group was being interviewed. JV asked if he could speak to her son, and adopting his customary reverential hushed tones, he told the little boy that he guessed he found life very difficult at school. "Not really" said the little boy cheerfully. Undaunted JV pursued the difficulties that the child must have with routine tasks. "Oh no" said the little chap "I can manage just as well as everyone else". After a third attempt, equally robustly rebuffed, Jeremy gave up. It was such a refreshing encounter.
Better keep the little chap away from the judge though, when it gets to assessing damages. 
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Briant
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Location: Liverpool England UK
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 I read this as Colby High Court Action! I wondered what had happened!
(Thinks) This might tempt him back! |
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Angela W
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| Briant wrote: | I read this as Colby High Court Action! I wondered what had happened!
(Thinks) This might tempt him back! |
I mis-read it as Colby too!
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