oompa loompa convention more like.

David was adopted by the Dickinsons, a local couple. Mr. Dickinson died when David was 12, and as his adoptive mother worked hard to keep the family together, David was in part brought up by his French adoptive grandmother. Dickinson began an apprenticeship at an aircraft factory when he was 14, but quickly left to work in the cloth trade in central Manchester. At 19 Dickinson served four years in prison, the majority spent at Strangeways in Manchester, for fraud.


Hope nobody got ripped off !!!!!

Mr Ison wrote:
If only they were some other kind of nail.

"No more nails"

Sammy wrote:
David was adopted by the Dickinsons, a local couple. Mr. Dickinson died when David was 12, and as his adoptive mother worked hard to keep the family together, David was in part brought up by his French adoptive grandmother. Dickinson began an apprenticeship at an aircraft factory when he was 14, but quickly left to work in the cloth trade in central Manchester. At 19 Dickinson served four years in prison, the majority spent at Strangeways in Manchester, for fraud. Hope nobody got ripped off !!!!!

Ever heard of a second chance in life?.


Are you so perfect?.

Bars of soap would be so funny.

Mike wrote:

Sammy wrote: David was adopted by the Dickinsons, a local couple. Mr. Dickinson died when David was 12, and as his adoptive mother worked hard to keep the family together, David was in part brought up by his French adoptive grandmother. Dickinson began an apprenticeship at an aircraft factory when he was 14, but quickly left to work in the cloth trade in central Manchester. At 19 Dickinson served four years in prison, the majority spent at Strangeways in Manchester, for fraud. Hope nobody got ripped off !!!!!

Ever heard of a second chance in life?. Are you so perfect?.

No


and yes so sod off !!

Judge people on how they are today,not on who they used to be.

The cycle of life throws experiences at all of us,some deal with them better than others.


Hence the reason some people have prison records and others do not

Shamone Brother.

Mr Ison wrote:
Bars of soap would be so funny.

Shame on you for such a disgusing comment.

Mike wrote:
Judge people on how they are today,not on who they used to be. The cycle of life throws experiences at all of us,some deal with them better than others. Hence the reason some people have prison records and others do not Shamone Brother.

Once a thief and all that

Stephen wrote:

Mike wrote: Judge people on how they are today,not on who they used to be. The cycle of life throws experiences at all of us,some deal with them better than others. Hence the reason some people have prison records and others do not Shamone Brother.

Once a thief and all that

And all what?....

Have you never made a mistake?

Mike wrote:

Stephen wrote:

Mike wrote: Judge people on how they are today,not on who they used to be. The cycle of life throws experiences at all of us,some deal with them better than others. Hence the reason some people have prison records and others do not Shamone Brother.

Once a thief and all that

And all what?.... Have you never made a mistake?

Once a thief always a thief, that is the all what, and no I have not made a mistake that resulted in me going to prison.

Stephen wrote:

Mike wrote:

Stephen wrote:

Mike wrote: Judge people on how they are today,not on who they used to be. The cycle of life throws experiences at all of us,some deal with them better than others. Hence the reason some people have prison records and others do not Shamone Brother.

Once a thief and all that

And all what?.... Have you never made a mistake?

Once a thief always a thief, that is the all what, and no I have not made a mistake that resulted in me going to prison.

You tell me you have never stolen anything?.

Think carefully before you answer.

Did u actually read my post - what I said was I never made a mistake resulting in me going to prison. In other words I wasn't stupid enough to get caught derrrrr !

Sammy wrote:
David was adopted by the Dickinsons, a local couple. Mr. Dickinson died when David was 12, and as his adoptive mother worked hard to keep the family together, David was in part brought up by his French adoptive grandmother. Dickinson began an apprenticeship at an aircraft factory when he was 14, but quickly left to work in the cloth trade in central Manchester. At 19 Dickinson served four years in prison, the majority spent at Strangeways in Manchester, for fraud. Hope nobody got ripped off !!!!!

squeeky clean buisness man? not one.

Old DD isn't as dodgy looking as some of his dealers on the programme, they all make Lovejoy look honest!