when i listened to it the first time, i just immediately thought of your garden variety chav who just automatically assumes that if anything happens in their life, it must be taken VERY VERY SERIOUSLY BECAUSE IT'S LIKE EASTENDERS INNIT ?
I think it was the "i'm not being funny" and "d'you know wot i mean?" 's that gave it away ..
She shouldn't be charged with anything. Both of them, the caller and the operator, should be given a contract by the BBC. They would be a great double act.
She shouldn't be charged with anything. Both of them, the caller and the operator, should be given a contract by the BBC. They would be a great double act.
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And give her 100 hours of "Community Service", clearing snow.
I think it was the "i'm not being funny" and "d'you know wot i mean?" 's that gave it away ..
Lol ! - I'd add the officers in that mix too.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-11908583
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-kent-11908583
Coins for eyes and teaspoons for arms!!??
That's a seriously not-to-scale snowman!
She did very wrong ringing the police, but I know how she feels as someone stole my snowman a couple of years a go.
There is no need for theft. Not when you spend money to dress the snowman up.
I think the general idea is to use old clothes, coal and carrots that you don't actually mind getting wet / ruined / stolen.
What gives someone else the right to steel the snowman you've spent time making.
I'm not excusing the fact she called 999. That is just wrong, but I would be annoyed.
Stupid Chav more like, for not using common sense, what must go through the heads of these idiots. Should be charged for wasting police time.