27.8.11 Women of Renown

Recent news stories have highlighted the actions of a few women who seem to be a waste of space.  Earlier this week, we had the story of the woman in Manchester who was caught with designer gear looted in the riots.  Whilst she didn't do the looting, it didn't stop her choosing stuff from the selection offered by her flatmate who'd gone out for a night on the town.  What makes this story more pathetic is that five years ago, when she was 19, she won £100,000 on bingo.  Apparently it took her only four months to get rid of all the money.  What a state to get into.  Twat.

Next we have a twenty-three-year-old model who was this week sentenced to 16 months for nicking £9,400 worth of mobile phones from Carphone Warehouse in Woolwich.  It's a bit late to start weeping when you're about to leave the dock and return to jail.  Twat.

Then we have a nineteen-year-old female, who the court heard admitting that she ended up with an assortment of looted Xbox games consoles because she "found them" on the ground . . . . . because she "had no way of getting home" . . . . . and because "everyone else was getting away with it".  The court heard these pathetic comments from a pathetic individual who clearly wanted to take no responsibility for her actions and just wanted it all to go away.  After such stupid comments, she pleaded not guilty to three charges of theft and one of receiving stolen goods.  Twat.

Today, I see a story in the paper that at first glance seems to be centring on the actions of children; well, thieves actually, rather than another useless woman.  In Liverpool, two kids were caught on CCTV stealing from a shop.  One was aged four and the other was six!  But they were not out alone.  No, their mother was close by, and able to supervise.  At one point the six-year-old girl apparently grabbed a can of Red Bull, looked towards the doorway and asked: "This one, mum?"  What a mother!  Cunt.

Then we have another mother of rather more than dubious character, displaying the ability to fuck up big time.  She left her two sons in an unlocked car at 3.45am, so she could go boozing with a pal.  Her eight-month old baby was strapped into a car seat, while the two-year-old was in the footwell.   At court in Manchester, she wept after being told she could be jailed when she goes to crown court.  Twat.

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