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#1
General Chat / Re: Jokes.
Last post by Bedsit Bob - Today at 03:58:05 PMMy mother says I don't respect her privacy.
It says it in her diary.
It says it in her diary.
#2
General Chat / Re: Jokes.
Last post by Bedsit Bob - Today at 03:26:05 PMThe cashier said "strip down, face me."
By the time I realised she was referring to my debit card, it was too late.
By the time I realised she was referring to my debit card, it was too late.
#3
General Chat / Re: Jokes.
Last post by Bedsit Bob - Today at 03:03:04 PMA man has been shot with a starting pistol, and beaten with a relay batton.
Police think it's race related.
Police think it's race related.
#4
General Chat / Re: Jokes.
Last post by Bedsit Bob - Today at 02:15:16 PMI made a movie about a glass jug.
It's been nominated for best pitcher.
It's been nominated for best pitcher.
#5
News / Re: BBC Repair Shop host Jay B...
Last post by jimspurn - Today at 02:11:09 PMBBC carefully selected sexual predators they must hunt them out, I hope that MBE is remove on the guilty verdict and a long sentence, but I doubt real justice will be served.
#6
News / Re: Widower 89 sent 53 threate...
Last post by Bedsit Bob - Today at 12:59:27 PMI'd love to see them send paperless threats to me. 
#7
News / Re: BBC Repair Shop host Jay B...
Last post by The Salfordian - Today at 12:36:37 PM
did he get an MBE for, it highlights that these are handed out to anyone, as long as the illusion fits #8
News / BBC Repair Shop host Jay Blade...
Last post by Sao Paulo - Today at 11:54:31 AMQuote...........as he awaits trial on separate charge of controlling and coercive behaviour.
BBC show The Repair Shop, which started on daytime TV in 2017 before moving to a primetime slot
The Repair Shop's Jay Blades has been charged with two counts of rape.
Police said in a statement on Monday night that the 55-year-old father-of-three would appear at magistrates' court next Wednesday, The Sun reported.
A spokesperson for West Mercia Police said: 'Jason Blades, 55, of Claverley in Shropshire, has been charged with two counts of rape.
'He is due to appear at Telford magistrates' court on 13 August 2025.'
Blades is currently awaiting trial on a separate charge of coercive control of his estranged wife Lisa-Marie Zbozen.
He denied the allegation when he appeared at Worcester Crown Court last October.
Blades is due to appear at the same court on Tuesday for a pre-trial review hearing.
The star was charged last September with a single count of 'controlling and coercive behaviour' between January 1 2023 and September 12 2024.
The single charge relates to his fitness instructor wife Ms Zbozen, who announced on Instagram on May 2 last year that she had walked out of the marriage.
The BBC show, which started on daytime TV in 2017 before moving to a primetime slot, saw Blades become one of the best-known faces on British TV. He was honoured with an MBE in 2021.
He has been at the helm of the show for seven years, but was dropped from last year's live tour.
Roman Kemp replaced Blades as host for last year's Christmas special of The Repair Shop.
In 2022, a special one-off episode to mark the BBC's centenary saw Blades and the repair team visit the King, when he was still the Prince of Wales, at Dumfries House in Scotland.
During The Repair Shop: A Royal Visit, a bracket clock and a piece made for Queen Victoria's Diamond Jubilee by British ceramics maker Wemyss Ware were both fixed – and the broadcast later won a daytime Bafta TV award.
Blades was made an MBE by Charles in May 2022 for services to craft and in recognition of his work promoting heritage craft and restoration in the UK.
#9
News / Re: Widower 89 sent 53 threate...
Last post by Cornucopia - Today at 11:48:05 AM"Paperless system" 
Sometimes people say things that indicate that they don't have the first clue.
"We have a duty to ... enforce the law" - so ask them where that originates and what their powers are.
"The evasion rate for 2024/25 is estimated to be 12.52 per cent of those who require a licence, according to BBC documents. Around nine in 10 people in the UK are currently correctly licensed, the BBC claimed" - even those numbers don't add up.
Sometimes people say things that indicate that they don't have the first clue.
"We have a duty to ... enforce the law" - so ask them where that originates and what their powers are.
"The evasion rate for 2024/25 is estimated to be 12.52 per cent of those who require a licence, according to BBC documents. Around nine in 10 people in the UK are currently correctly licensed, the BBC claimed" - even those numbers don't add up.
#10
News / Re: Widower 89 sent 53 threate...
Last post by Bedsit Bob - Today at 11:22:32 AMQuote from: Wiggy on Today at 06:38:42 AMThey can keep sending Mr. Legal Occupier as many letters as they like
Yep, the more the merrier, and visits.
Every letter/visit costs money, and the more they whiz up wall, the better.