families SA.... How they didn't remove Chloe Valentine from those monsters has me baffled... They knew there was a registered sex offender living in the house. Apparently it wasn't high on their priority list... Not to mention the long list of warning signs. Useless.
woodublieve12 wrote:families SA.... How they didn't remove Chloe Valentine from those monsters has me baffled... They knew there was a registered sex offender living in the house. Apparently it wasn't high on their priority list... Not to mention the long list of warning signs. Useless.
Shit will hit the fan big time within that department if it already hasn't.....
woodublieve12 wrote:families SA.... How they didn't remove Chloe Valentine from those monsters has me baffled... They knew there was a registered sex offender living in the house. Apparently it wasn't high on their priority list... Not to mention the long list of warning signs. Useless.
Shit will hit the fan big time within that department if it already hasn't.....
Incompetence at its best
agreed... and this is just one case... My wife has to deal with them quite a bit for work and she is continually annoyed by there imcompetence.
Just think about all those kids that have been removed from their parents how bad their situation must have been, if they allowed Chloe to stay. I used to brush these sorts of stories off up until I became a parent 2-3 years ago, now it makes me feel ill every time I read about stories similar to this.
If you don't like it, change it. If you don't want to change it, it can't be that bad!
Got the lawnmower back from a service. Fill it with petrol, slide open the throttle, prime the engine, then give the rip cord an almighty yank ... when the cord snaps, leaving me staring at half the cord dangling from my hand while the other half snakes back into the engine and disappears.
Pseudo wrote:Got the lawnmower back from a service. Fill it with petrol, slide open the throttle, prime the engine, then give the rip cord an almighty yank ... when the cord snaps, leaving me staring at half the cord dangling from my hand while the other half snakes back into the engine and disappears.
My most recent purchase is a home without lawn. I can sell you my mower, mates rates, of course.
Pseudo wrote:Got the lawnmower back from a service. Fill it with petrol, slide open the throttle, prime the engine, then give the rip cord an almighty yank ... when the cord snaps, leaving me staring at half the cord dangling from my hand while the other half snakes back into the engine and disappears.
Ouch! Did they replace that? Reckon I would take it back and get them to put a new one in if they did
Pseudo wrote:Got the lawnmower back from a service. Fill it with petrol, slide open the throttle, prime the engine, then give the rip cord an almighty yank ... when the cord snaps, leaving me staring at half the cord dangling from my hand while the other half snakes back into the engine and disappears.
Ouch! Did they replace that? Reckon I would take it back and get them to put a new one in if they did
Pseudo wrote:Got the lawnmower back from a service. Fill it with petrol, slide open the throttle, prime the engine, then give the rip cord an almighty yank ... when the cord snaps, leaving me staring at half the cord dangling from my hand while the other half snakes back into the engine and disappears.
A.C.M.E. Mower Repairs??
Let that be a lesson to you Port, no one beats the Bays five times in a row in a GF and gets away with it!!!
Pseudo wrote:Got the lawnmower back from a service. Fill it with petrol, slide open the throttle, prime the engine, then give the rip cord an almighty yank ... when the cord snaps, leaving me staring at half the cord dangling from my hand while the other half snakes back into the engine and disappears.
Ouch! Did they replace that? Reckon I would take it back and get them to put a new one in if they did