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Watford Observer: Angry kid wants his stolen bike back
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Wednesday, October 26, 2011
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6 comments:
I done a lol.
Where are the Famous Five or Secret Seven when you need them?
Isn't that the sulky little scrote off Eastenders
The community should get together and do a whip round to cheer up this unhappy chappy. If everyone put in a couple of quid we could get him a ride on the village bicycle!
So this genius leaves a bike overnight in plain sight, unlocked, & is surprised when it goes missing.
Oh well, we can't all be clever, can we?
Also: I had a bike nicked when I was younger, but I didn't go crying to the local paper.
Get over it!
I'm all about the sympathy today... :)
Tsk! Obviously they've tried to save money by using an old photo, back from when he still had his bike. That photo was originally taken to accompany a story a few months ago when the boy in question, Mick, was angry about a local printing firm fucking up his personalised t-shirt.
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