What has made you Angry Today???????

Nic, luckily you sister is in a job where she will get support, they stick together through thick or thin. Bad as it is it would be so much worse if she didn't have family or workplace support.
In most states they have zero tolerance and police have no discretion but to act in cases of domestic violence (and so they should).
I hope the Sargent made it clear that he will be removed if it persists.
All the best mate, really hope it works out for your sister.

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Originally Posted by rusty_nail

Thanks mate. Its really upsetting. Both my sisters just seem to have shit luck with men in their lives (not family ones tho) priorotizing them below social activities and it really bothers me. First and foremost family comes first always and he should be happy that she is succeeding and making a great future for the three of them! Sent from my bar of soap with a piece of string

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Road trip?

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Originally Posted by the evil twin

A week??? Is that all !!! Pffft, thats nothing... we've been waiting years for our Rooftop Bags (I know, I know, but someone had too...)

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You and bloody clunk better be my first customers if I ever make them that's for sure!!!!

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Originally Posted by AB

You and bloody clunk better be my first customers if I ever make them that's for sure!!!!

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Oops lol....theirs sensitive folk around ;)

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Originally Posted by AB

You and bloody clunk better be my first customers if I ever make them that's for sure!!!!

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Depends... whats in it for me?

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Originally Posted by AB

Oops lol....theirs sensitive folk around ;)

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Give 'em a hug, a pat on the rrse and move on...

One thing that my wife and I have drilled into the heads if my 2 boys is that you never lay a finger on a female.. Never.

At least she has the law on her side.

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Originally Posted by rusty_nail

i just got off the phone to my mum. she told me that my brother in law assaulted my sister last night. pretty much the short of it is they moved to WA from Tamworth (his home town) so she could pursue her career of becoming a police officer. hes always been a country boy and liked to go pigging every weekend while she stayed home and took care of my niece(Harper). he didn't like Perth much as it was to much of a city so she transferred to Geraldton. He gets to go pigging every now and then but only when she isn't on shift (which is all over the place). He is upset that he has to take responsibility and look after Harper instead of being off pig chasing. So they haven't been getting along very much lately and last night in an argument he pushed her out of the house and then threw his phone at her.

I'm sitting shaking with anger but typing it out like this helping me calm down. I just don't understand what is wrong with some people, like when does pig chasing(or any other thing for that matter) loose precedence to people and there family becomes priority. Its also pretty upsetting that i dont just live around the corner so i can just go tell him to pull his bloody head in!!!

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I'm with to you on this one..
There will be pigs next weekend..
And after that..
Sounds like he's one of those who don't want to grow up..
Hopefully they can sort their shit out as its usually the kids that loose out most..
Hope she is ok though.. never nice hearing of abuse. No matter who it is..

As a few people on here know, I like my red wine and am a member of a wine club and we bottle 800 bottles of wine at a time.
One of my jobs is to organize the bottles, our normal bottle supplier closed up recently so I had to go to a new mob.
I picked up my pallet of 800 bottles yesterday morning and as I am driving along Glen Osmond Rd in peak hour traffic I notice in the rear-view mirror that the top layer of bottles is moving around on the pallet so I start to slow down looking for a place to pull over. Then bottles started to slip out of the plastic wrap and land on the road and I had the car behind me leaning on his horn.
I pulled into a side street and stopped and realize there is no way I could secure the bottles to keep going so after cleaning up the mess on the road I unhitched the trailer and drove back to the bottle supplier to let them know how much they f@#ked up, grabbed enough milk crates off them to fill with bottles from the top layer of the pallet and some plastic wrap to secure the rest better.
When I finally got back to work my work mates laughed at me, bloody unsympathetic bastards. Did eventually laugh at it later on after I calmed down.

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Originally Posted by TPC

As a few people on here know, I like my red wine and am a member of a wine club and we bottle 800 bottles of wine at a time.
One of my jobs is to organize the bottles, our normal bottle supplier closed up recently so I had to go to a new mob.
I picked up my pallet of 800 bottles yesterday morning and as I am driving along Glen Osmond Rd in peak hour traffic I notice in the rear-view mirror that the top layer of bottles is moving around on the pallet so I start to slow down looking for a place to pull over. Then bottles started to slip out of the plastic wrap and land on the road and I had the car behind me leaning on his horn.
I pulled into a side street and stopped and realize there is no way I could secure the bottles to keep going so after cleaning up the mess on the road I unhitched the trailer and drove back to the bottle supplier to let them know how much they f@#ked up, grabbed enough milk crates off them to fill with bottles from the top layer of the pallet and some plastic wrap to secure the rest better.
When I finally got back to work my work mates laughed at me, bloody unsympathetic bastards. Did eventually laugh at it later on after I calmed down.

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Bugger..
How many were lost

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Originally Posted by bigguwesty

Bugger..
How many were lost

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Only 2 broke, wine bottles are stronger than you would think.