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    RUinsane wrote:
    verbal discharge wrote:
    RUinsane wrote:
    BURNLEYITE39 wrote:
    RUinsane r u not running out of email addressess to log in with yet??????? AKA KEEPDARWENGREEN.....




    .....like he ppl from bastaburn r green anywayst
    ???? Bemused??? WTF does that mean? Have you had a stroke dear, do you want me to ring an ambulance? The dangers of substance abuse should be apparent to all.
    Mother, tongue and now stroke being mentioned by this sicko.

    Honestly, the danger of mother-abuse should be apparent to all.
    Only in your warped mind can all be combined. I bet your sister is really proud how her son turned out.
    Boom - can't type a sentence without using the words sister or mother etc can you?

    Freud would have a field day with you - it's called Oedipus Complex, you should google it"
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Burnley man joins his son in the cells after camera theft

A 44-YEAR-OLD Burnley man who travelled to Blackburn where his son was in custody ended up joining him in the cells.

Blackburn magistrates heard that John Barnes was caught on CCTV cameras stealing two cameras worth £400 from Boots.

Barnes, of Holmes Street, Burnley, pleaded guilty to shoplifting. He was given a conditional discharge for 12 months. Mark Williams, defending, said Barnes’ son had been arrested on another matter and he came over to be in court when he appeared.

“As it turned out his son was kept overnight and brought before the court the next day,” Mr Williams said. “The defendant did not come to Blackburn on a shoplifting expedition, that was something that just happened.”

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