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TheProf wrote:

> She could do with a make-over & tidy up the eyebrows.


When I see her I immeadiately think of someone who was head girl at an all girl private school and hockey team captain.

"I immeadiately think of someone who was head girl at an all girl private school and hockey team captain"

But not in a nice St. Trinians way......!grin!

Like other people have said, she appears to go thru the motions like a pre programmed ROBOT.

No human being there at all!!!

A sorry might help bring her back to the human race, still got to go......

PC

Porn crackers wrote:


> BUT now there is a convicted sex offender approved and working
> in schools. Well after what happened to those two poor little
> girls in Soham on a lovely summers day how dare the government
> not learnt it's lesson from that. !furious!

Well, that bloke had apparently imported a nudist magazines 20 or so years ago, and these often had pics of naked children and were thus classified as child-porn by authorities. That was more or less the thing that had put him on the list, if I understand correctly.

Thanks for pointing this out.
Sometimes the law can have unforeseen consequences like this current example in NZ.

"Driver sex offence law may change
16 January 2006
The Government will consider seeking an amendment to a new law that strips bus and taxi drivers convicted of even the most moderate of sex offences of their passenger licences.
From today, new provisions of the Land Transport Act mean bus and taxi drivers convicted of murder, or a sex offence punishable by more than seven years' prison, will be banned from carrying passengers.
Only a small handful have a right of appeal under the changes.
But the changes to the Act, passed last year, have had unintended consequences.
Transport Safety Minister Harry Duynhoven today said out of about 270 drivers potentially affected by the law, about 12 had contacted him who carried old convictions for having sex with their under-16-year-old girlfriends while they too had also been young.
Their records were otherwise unblemished.
"I don't believe this law was intended to catch these people," Mr Duynhoven told NZPA."

Mart

My understanding is the same as yours. What I am confused about is exactly how he got on the register. Health and Efficiency used to show naked children and that was available in most newsagents. Child nudity did not become an issue until the late 1980's.

does this ruth kelly bird do B/G ?

!shocked!

nooooooooooooooooo