On Tue, 20 May 2008 09:46:00 -0700 (PDT), Webmanager_CritEst
wrote:
>Cops rap man who 'sold' wife on eBay
>
>Split ... Sharon and Paul Osborn
>
>Accused ... wife Sharon denies fling with worker
>
>Hubby tries to sell wife on eBay
>
>MAN who suspected his wife of an affair took revenge – by putting her
>for sale on eBay
>
>By JOHN TROUP
>
>THE hubby who offered to sell his cheating wife on eBay has been given
>a police caution.
>
>The Sun told last week how Paul Osborn, 44, attracted bids of more
>than £500,000 for Sharon.
>
>But cops failed to see the funny side and arrested the dad-of-two.
>
>He has now been cautioned for “sending an offensive, indecent, obscene
>and menacing message” on the web.
For the second time in almost as many minutes, on two totally different threads,
I find myself asking again: when and how did people somehow acquire a right not
to be offended?
If I knew which clueless .wits were responsible for this notion I would
offend them!
I've said if before and I say it again; the UK needs a 1st Amendment. Come to
think of it, a 2nd Amendment would probably be a good idea too...
Mike
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