General Random Conversation..

[Kid Dynamite 9338]

39 minutes ago, Andrew said:

Assuming they're similar to here then it'll be along the lines of "hunting and/or farming"

There's not much hunting to be done in Sydney. And even if there is, you should be limited to one gun. I suspect the laws will be tightened after this. 

[Andrew 7467]

5 minutes ago, Kid Dynamite said:

There's not much hunting to be done in Sydney. And even if there is, you should be limited to one gun. I suspect the laws will be tightened after this. 

I mean, most people do have the ability to go to other places, but anyway they've said they're going to sharpen up the laws already.

[NJS 5297]

Jim Jeffries has a good piece on US gun laws where he says Australia had a mass shooting at somewhere called Port Arthur which led to huge gun reform (I suppose like Dunblane/Hungerford) and this is certainly the biggest they've had that I can remember so it'll be interesting to see how they got around it if that's the case. 

Edited Monday at 21:47 by NJS

[Renton 27770]

25 minutes ago, NJS said:

Jim Jeffries has a good piece on US gun laws where he says Australia had a mass shooting at somewhere called Port Arthur which led to huge gun reform (I suppose like Dunblane/Hungerford) and this is certainly the biggest they've had that I can remember so it'll be interesting to see how they got around it if that's the case. 

 

Think I recall something in Tasmania. Just bought memories back there of some nutter in Monkseaton shooting random with a shot gun, must have been 88 or 89. A lass I knew at the time you to visit the cunt in prison after his conviction, can't remember why. 

[Toonpack 15579]

17 minutes ago, Renton said:

 

Think I recall something in Tasmania. Just bought memories back there of some nutter in Monkseaton shooting random with a shot gun, must have been 88 or 89. A lass I knew at the time you to visit the cunt in prison after his conviction, can't remember why. 

 

Just up from the end of my street at the time, he went right, if he'd gone left he'd have walked our way. Killed the husband of the woman in the paper shop, knocked on their door and just blasted the poor bloke when he opened it.

[Howmanheyman 43923]

 

 

 

Not sure if the court sketch is of Doyle or TBD on hearing the sentence?

[Rayvin 8361]

Just now, Howmanheyman said:

 

 

 

Not sure if the court sketch is of Doyle or TBD on hearing the sentence?

 

It does sound bad tbf, the detail about how it all went down. 21 years sounds a lot given he didn't kill anyone, but then he easily could have done and ended up hitting over 100 people to varying degrees of severity. Including children. Complete bellend really and I have no sympathy. That's his life basically over.

[Alex 42148]

59 minutes ago, Howmanheyman said:

 

 

 

Not sure if the court sketch is of Doyle or TBD on hearing the sentence?

Should’ve used the KC that TBD suggested 

[Toonpack 15579]

He endangered multiple scousers, surprised they didn't find a loophole to hang him, the other way around he'd have got community service.

[Meenzer 18028]

 

The brain rot presumably won't have helped him make the wisest of decisions when it came to the crunch.

 

[Gemmill 63155]

14 minutes ago, Meenzer said:

 

The brain rot presumably won't have helped him make the wisest of decisions when it came to the crunch.

 

 

We need to talk about CT. 

[Monkeys Fist 50717]

I love the way every single article studiously avoids the fact he was a Scouse mackem 

[ohhh_yeah 3629]

 

 

[RobinRobin 14502]

2 hours ago, ohhh_yeah said:

 

 

Died for their trouble, as well.