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#21 Griff9of13

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:30 AM

it is obvious from reading this thread that many who post on here have lead a blameless and totally error free life.

I'm happy to admit I'm not one of them. I am human. I made, and will probably continue to make, errors of judgement. Some of them will be brought abut by external factors, some will be entirely of my own doing.
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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:43 AM

Moderating note: If someone wishes to confess their sins and by doing so reveal their own name then that's their call. That said, if anyone disagrees then please report this post and I'll let John pick it up.

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#23 ckn

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:46 AM

it is obvious from reading this thread that many who post on here have lead a blameless and totally error free life.

I'm happy to admit I'm not one of them. I am human. I made, and will probably continue to make, errors of judgement. Some of them will be brought abut by external factors, some will be entirely of my own doing.


Getting caught drink driving once can be tagged as stupidity that might never be repeated, getting caught a second time says far, far more about someone. And that's just the times caught.

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#24 Kenilworth Tiger

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:48 AM

it is obvious from reading this thread that many who post on here have lead a blameless and totally error free life.

I'm happy to admit I'm not one of them. I am human. I made, and will probably continue to make, errors of judgement. Some of them will be brought abut by external factors, some will be entirely of my own doing.


I have done things wrong and once punished never done those things again - do you see?
Now then, it's a race between Sandie....and Fairburn....and the little man is in........yeees he's in.

I, just like those Castleford supporters felt that the ball should have gone to David Plange but he put the bit betwen his teeth...and it was a try

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#25 l'angelo mysterioso

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:51 AM

it is obvious from reading this thread that many who post on here have lead a blameless and totally error free life.

I'm happy to admit I'm not one of them. I am human. I made, and will probably continue to make, errors of judgement. Some of them will be brought abut by external factors, some will be entirely of my own doing.

I'd guess that nobody thinks that at all.

drinking nd driving isn't 'an error of judgement' it's s crime that oftenhas tragic consequences for innocent people. In this case the guilty party bears the consequences: surely that's a good thing.

If somebody has too much to drink and hits somebody in the face with a glass is that n 'error of judgement'?

Edited by l'angelo mysterioso, 11 September 2012 - 09:09 AM.

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#26 Marauder

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 09:07 AM

I have done things wrong and once punished never done those things again - do you see?

Wish I could say the same.
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#27 gingerjon

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 09:23 AM

it is obvious from reading this thread that many who post on here have lead a blameless and totally error free life.


Nonsense.

Kenny supports Castleford for example.
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#28 Kenilworth Tiger

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 09:25 AM

Nonsense.

Kenny supports Castleford for example.


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Now then, it's a race between Sandie....and Fairburn....and the little man is in........yeees he's in.

I, just like those Castleford supporters felt that the ball should have gone to David Plange but he put the bit betwen his teeth...and it was a try

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#29 Mumby Magic

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 10:34 AM

I have had a drink maybe three times and all under the limit and driven in 18 years of driving. For me I'd rather pay £8 for a taxi eg than take a risk. That's just me. People make their own decisions. It was up to Bleep what he did rightly or wrongly. That's his call. He was found out and must if need be pay the concequences.

#30 heartofGold

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Posted 11 September 2012 - 08:34 PM

Bleep certainly isn't the only medical professional to need a drink now and again.

My advice would be for him to, if possible, get a trusted senior medical professional to speak on his behalf at the hearing.

Bleep knows he's got a problem and he's probably best volunteering to take a suspension from his supervisory medical / theatre role till he's sorted it out. By and large, the NHS won't want to lose his skills permanently and might be able to simultaneously offer him a period of admin-type responsibilities and a recovery programme.

I agree. This is very good advice and my experience working for the NHS is that good strong protocols and policies are in place and I have confidence this is what will happen. I hope I am proved right.

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#31 Bleep1673

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 03:41 PM

I've had my professional hearing put back, until they hear the results of the court case.
My Prf Solicitor wants to have it heard as a mental health issue (Cue Pinks fans saying we always knew you were mental),

I think I may do time inside which will mean I will miss my daughters 4th birthday & Christmas - but there will be others.

I have been offered a detox plan through my councillor, but it may be superceeded by one at Her Majesty's Pleasure.

I would like to thank the posters who have sent me PM's, both good & bad. I won't tell.

I still feel like 5h1t, although , given I will lose a job I have become more & more dissillousend (fed up) with, I know feel as though I am being told to clear the boards for a new, undeterminable start.

Welcome to the new world Bleep1673!

(I still won't be supporting Salford though)

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#32 l'angelo mysterioso

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 03:46 PM

Mate if you have a drink problem then I sympathise and I hope you work through it for the sake of you and your family
But the responsibility for that is yours alone and you have the consequences coming if you get behind the wheel of a vehicle when you have been drinking...at least there is only you facing the consequences for that: it could have been far sorse
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#33 Johnoco

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 04:11 PM

Why would you send someone a nasty pm about something like this?
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#34 Marauder

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 04:12 PM

I've had my professional hearing put back, until they hear the results of the court case.
My Prf Solicitor wants to have it heard as a mental health issue (Cue Pinks fans saying we always knew you were mental),

I think I may do time inside which will mean I will miss my daughters 4th birthday & Christmas - but there will be others.

I have been offered a detox plan through my councillor, but it may be superceeded by one at Her Majesty's Pleasure.

I would like to thank the posters who have sent me PM's, both good & bad. I won't tell.

I still feel like 5h1t, although , given I will lose a job I have become more & more dissillousend (fed up) with, I know feel as though I am being told to clear the boards for a new, undeterminable start.

Welcome to the new world Bleep1673!

(I still won't be supporting Salford though)

Ping!

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#35 ckn

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 07:21 PM

Why would you send someone a nasty pm about something like this?

There have been some very nasty buggers on this board over the years who have no second thoughts about sending vicious and nasty PMs to those who can least afford to read them.

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#36 chuffer

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 07:28 PM

Why would you send someone a nasty pm about something like this?


Some people like to kick people when they're down.....no need....however, it may be the case that those concerned have lost loved ones as innocent victims of drinkdriving accidents?.....that would be the only reason i could think of regarding the motivation for such actions

#37 Johnoco

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 07:44 PM

Some people like to kick people when they're down.....no need....however, it may be the case that those concerned have lost loved ones as innocent victims of drinkdriving accidents?.....that would be the only reason i could think of regarding the motivation for such actions


Yeah possibly.
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#38 Severus

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Posted 14 September 2012 - 09:59 PM

Are pm's regularly used on this board? For all the time I've been on here I may have sent half a dozen pm's, usually when discussing someone's real name or personal details. If you want to say something to someone, have the balls to say it out in the open where everyone else can read it.
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#39 Northern Sol

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Posted 15 September 2012 - 06:34 AM

Are pm's regularly used on this board? For all the time I've been on here I may have sent half a dozen pm's, usually when discussing someone's real name or personal details. If you want to say something to someone, have the balls to say it out in the open where everyone else can read it.


In my experience PMs are usually of a friendly nature for more personal discussions.

#40 bowes

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Posted 15 September 2012 - 08:42 AM

Are pm's regularly used on this board? For all the time I've been on here I may have sent half a dozen pm's, usually when discussing someone's real name or personal details. If you want to say something to someone, have the balls to say it out in the open where everyone else can read it.

I use it for rugby league discussion when I'm not sure if I should put it on the forum but never sent an abusive one that I can remember.




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