I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed
burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous
trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by
a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
"Jon Ribbens" <jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu> wrote in message news:slrnup5p66.2nf.jon+usenet@raven.unequivocal.eu...
I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed
burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous
trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by
a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
And unlike the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused by
the Post Office of theft and fraud. And whose ongoing plight
co-incidentally is featured in a 3 part drama "Mr Bates and
the Post Office"; which is being shown on 3 successive nights
on ITV1, starting tonight at 9.p.m
On 01/01/2024 08:02 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"Jon Ribbens" <jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu> wrote in message
news:slrnup5p66.2nf.jon+usenet@raven.unequivocal.eu...
I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed
burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous
trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by
a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
And unlike the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused by
the Post Office of theft and fraud. And whose ongoing plight
co-incidentally is featured in a 3 part drama "Mr Bates and
the Post Office"; which is being shown on 3 successive nights
on ITV1, starting tonight at 9.p.m
FOUR nights, Mon-Thu inc, AFAIK.
"JNugent" <jnugent@mail.com> wrote
On 01/01/2024 08:02 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"Jon Ribbens" <jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu> wrote
I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed
burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous
trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by
a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
And unlike the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused by
the Post Office of theft and fraud. And whose ongoing plight
co-incidentally is featured in a 3 part drama "Mr Bates and
the Post Office"; which is being shown on 3 successive nights
on ITV1, starting tonight at 9.p.m
FOUR nights, Mon-Thu inc, AFAIK.
I stand corrected. . I only thought to click the +24 yellow hrs button on
the remote twice, for some reason
On 01/01/2024 09:03 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"JNugent" <jnugent@mail.com> wrote
On 01/01/2024 08:02 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"Jon Ribbens" <jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu> wrote
I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed
burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous >>>>> trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by
a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
And unlike the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused by
the Post Office of theft and fraud. And whose ongoing plight
co-incidentally is featured in a 3 part drama "Mr Bates and
the Post Office"; which is being shown on 3 successive nights
on ITV1, starting tonight at 9.p.m
FOUR nights, Mon-Thu inc, AFAIK.
I stand corrected. . I only thought to click the +24 yellow hrs button on
the remote twice, for some reason
Fair enough. I wouldn't like you have missed one (but they're always available on
catch-up, of course - ask Jeremy!).
On 01/01/2024 09:03 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"JNugent" <jnugent@mail.com> wrote
On 01/01/2024 08:02 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"Jon Ribbens" <jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu> wrote
I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed
burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous >>>>> trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by
a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
And unlike the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused by
the Post Office of theft and fraud. And whose ongoing plight
co-incidentally is featured in a 3 part drama "Mr Bates and
the Post Office"; which is being shown on 3 successive nights
on ITV1, starting tonight at 9.p.m
FOUR nights, Mon-Thu inc, AFAIK.
I stand corrected. . I only thought to click the +24 yellow hrs button on
the remote twice, for some reason
Fair enough. I wouldn't like you have missed one (but they're always available on catch-up, of course - ask Jeremy!).
On 01/01/2024 21:45, JNugent wrote:
On 01/01/2024 09:03 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"JNugent" <jnugent@mail.com> wrote
On 01/01/2024 08:02 pm, billy bookcase wrote:
"Jon Ribbens" <jon+usenet@unequivocal.eu> wrote
I imagine the outcome would depend on the circumstances - an armed >>>>>> burglar who received a minor injury from a not-particularly-dangerous >>>>>> trap might get short shrift whereas a postman crippled for life by >>>>>> a bear-trap might get a huge payout.
And unlike the sub-postmasters who were wrongly accused by
the Post Office of theft and fraud. And whose ongoing plight
co-incidentally is featured in a 3 part drama "Mr Bates and
the Post Office"; which is being shown on 3 successive nights
on ITV1, starting tonight at 9.p.m
FOUR nights, Mon-Thu inc, AFAIK.
I stand corrected. . I only thought to click the +24 yellow hrs
button on
the remote twice, for some reason
Fair enough. I wouldn't like you have missed one (but they're always
available on catch-up, of course - ask Jeremy!).
ITVX is about as reliable as the Horizon system.
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