I'd hit it...she's ____ing hot! very sexy voice too...and she's just become single again, although she does have someone elses bun in the oven.
Her "mates rates" would be worth every cent....
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I'd hit it...she's ____ing hot! very sexy voice too...and she's just become single again, although she does have someone elses bun in the oven.
That explains a lot DR
A fully fledged practitioner of the Dark Arts. Who'd have guessed I'd repeat that famous Bill Hicks rant he directed at a Marketer but I'd probably be carded. You wouldn't want that to happen would you.Don't worry, I'm better now, although telling lies now in marketing and advertising isn't the most honourable pursuit either.
A fully fledged practitioner of the Dark Arts. Who'd have guessed I'd repeat that famous Bill Hicks rant he directed at a Marketer but I'd probably be carded. You wouldn't want that to happen would you.
Of course not, I'm waiting for your next loopy 9/11 conspiracy thread.......
Whatever happened to that pathetic thread of his? I need a laugh.
I'd give her a conjugal visit
Weird Cases: glamorous solicitor
A criminal case against a glamorous Australian solicitor collapses in dramatic fashion
Gary Slapper
“She always conducted herself as if short skirts and tight shirts would lead to success,” a public commentator recently said of Zarah Garde-Wilson. Known fondly as the Hyphen-with-the-Python after she appeared in a men’s magazine posing provocatively with a large snake, Garde-Wilson has drawn some bad reactions from her professional colleagues. That is because she isn’t a glamour model but a solicitor.
A controversial gangland lawyer in Melbourne, Australia, Garde-Wilson was in the news after a criminal trial against her collapsed because key prosecution witness suffered from an acute memory loss. She faced four charges of lying to the Australian Crime Commission (ACC) and possessing an unregistered firearm relating to the death in 2004 of her de facto husband Lewis Caine.
Caine, a convicted murderer, was shot dead in a gangland war and dumped in a street. Garde-Wilson informed detectives that psychic spirits had told her where Caine was murdered. Prosecuters accused her of lying after she denied giving Caine’s gun to a police informant known as “166”. But the deception case collapsed when 166 told the court he couldn’t remember having a conversation with Garde-Wilson about the gun, even though he had secretly recorded it and admitted he could identify his own voice as it was played to the court.
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“I don't remember any of that happening to be honest,'' 166 told the court. Puzzled silence all around. “Was collecting a gun such a common thing that you don't recall collecting a gun from her?'' the judge asked. “Well, for some people, that's nothing, your honour,” 166 replied.
Outside the court, Garde-Wilson's lawyer Stephen Shirrefs said his client was relieved the case was over. “She just wants her privacy” he said, though clearly her life is not all statutes and scrabble. Garde-Wilson is widely known in Australia for her plunging necklines and stilettos. “That's how she dressed on prison visits and appearing in court”, one former lawyer has observed. “But in the legal profession, you can dress down and still get there – if you’re any good.”
Weird Cases: glamorous solicitor
A criminal case against a glamorous Australian solicitor collapses in dramatic fashion
Gary Slapper
Just because you’re born into the generation of dudes exposed to too much phthalatesJesus, this thread has aged poorly with 90% of the comments being sleazy af.
Jesus, this thread has aged poorly with 90% of the comments being sleazy af.