Theft

[delmonte]

whats wrong with you two? the girl just got robbed and neither of you acknowledged it! how did it work out after afternoon tea?

She said that he only got away with his own money, the money that he was suppose to pay her with...
where is the need for all this concern

[sexy naomi]

Got robbed earlier, by an Indian Guy, not sure if Im allowed say his name, but he (stupidly) left his bank card so i do have his full details.

Any advice appreciated coz my mate's a bouncer and Im holding him back from kicking his head in.

Thanks

ELLA X X

The same guy rob me 500 euros bak in December and everybody knew about it because I have posted it as you doing in the mesage board.
If you give me his credit card I will go to the police myself. He owns me 500 euros!!!!!

[anon361]

Sorry sexy but I have a pet hate and it's when people call the Gardai "police" call them what you like in slang but if you wish to address them correctly in Ireland they are Gardai.

On the subject in hand Ella and you are dead right to go after this guy, I can't understand the other posts asking what all the fuss is about he "only robbed the money he owed her," if we expanned these statements to include all proffessions would they find it as acceptible to not pay the doctor, dentist mechanic of his/her money, i don't think so.
Delmonte in my eyes and I guess everyone elses your a small minded muppet that shouldn't be let near any escort seeing as how little you obviously think of them!!

[Alec Horan]

of course the correct phrase is ..........pigs ! (or filth)

[anon361]

Bravo alechoran , I wondered how long it would take for someone to submit a reply like yours, LOL

[Alec Horan]

couldnt resist it - the devil made me do it

by the way i always refer to them as the police as we're in an english speaking country

slan
alec

[bigpaws]

I call them the police too ........... they are after all the police service in Ireland are they not??
I was in Italy recently where they have the Carabinieri but guess what?? I speak english and in english the police ARE the police no matter which country you go to but especially in english speaking countries ........... such as IRELAND!!

Paws

[anon361]

Thats only because you and others like you choose to say police because it's what you see on Sky TV "Caught on Camera" LOL, have you ever heard RTE call them police NO even Sky News don't call them it, you may be in an english speaking country but here they are called Garda / Gardai, they may be described as a police force but I for one will not give up my heritage or culture so easily.
BTW i was only stating a pet hate and hopefully educate our lovely "intelligent" escorts, you can call them what you want traitor

[bigpaws]

Relax Gerry A.!!!! Put the AK47 down and unstrap that bomb from your chest so we can talk about this ............. if you want us all to call them Guards then we'll all call them Guards ............. feel better now???

Paws

ps Somebody call the police ........... we have a luntatic who has just escaped from 1970's Belfast here!!!!

[punterminator]

Sorry sexy but I have a pet hate and it's when people call the Gardai "police" call them what you like in slang but if you wish to address them correctly in Ireland they are Gardai.

Don't be a dick. I don't wish to hotlink from the site to garda dot ie but if you pop along there you will see that they themselves refer to themselves as "Ireland's National Police Service".