Gareth
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Yeah, obviously.
Yeah, obviously.
On a Thursday, I can tell you this for a fact, on a Thursday we had games all afternoon. Thursday games, I used to go for her house all afternoon and Thursday was like a day I had lots of sex.
On a Thursday, I can tell you this for a fact, on a Thursday we had games all afternoon. Thursday games, I used to go for her house all afternoon and Thursday was like a day I had lots of sex.
She tried to buy me alcohol, but they weren't going for the school trousers and white shirt business they clocked I was a kid. I mean, you've seen pictures of me. It's not hard to know I was a kid, whatever I was dressed in.
She tried to buy me alcohol, but they weren't going for the school trousers and white shirt business they clocked I was a kid. I mean, you've seen pictures of me. It's not hard to know I was a kid, whatever I was dressed in.
I don't know, I'm going to say something that embarrassed my mother. Maybe we were light on glasses in the house or something. I don't know why, why I took these glasses home, but I did take them out of them.
I don't know, I'm going to say something that embarrassed my mother. Maybe we were light on glasses in the house or something. I don't know why, why I took these glasses home, but I did take them out of them.
No, I didn't.
No, I didn't.
Yeah, one with lipstick on. So that sent her into fucking palpitations, obviously, because she probably thought we were having sex in the house. And so when you got home that night, you got into a... I got that, yeah, that night, yeah, I did get it.
Yeah, one with lipstick on. So that sent her into fucking palpitations, obviously, because she probably thought we were having sex in the house. And so when you got home that night, you got into a... I got that, yeah, that night, yeah, I did get it.
And Tinch said to her, oh, it doesn't matter anymore. Imagine this, right? It doesn't matter anymore. She's leaving anyway and she'll never work again. That's what he said.
And Tinch said to her, oh, it doesn't matter anymore. Imagine this, right? It doesn't matter anymore. She's leaving anyway and she'll never work again. That's what he said.
She'll never teach again, yeah. That's what he said. So it's all right that he's been having sex with your son because we got rid of her and she's never going to work again. But the law of the land was that you couldn't have sex with 14-year-olds in 1988, yeah?
She'll never teach again, yeah. That's what he said. So it's all right that he's been having sex with your son because we got rid of her and she's never going to work again. But the law of the land was that you couldn't have sex with 14-year-olds in 1988, yeah?
Well, if that's not confirmation, if she rings up and says, I definitely know they were seen in Edgware together, and he says to her, it doesn't matter anymore. What doesn't matter anymore? The issue she's raising with you, right? Which is that she's having sex with my 15-year-old son at that point. So yes, I'd say that was confirmation.
Well, if that's not confirmation, if she rings up and says, I definitely know they were seen in Edgware together, and he says to her, it doesn't matter anymore. What doesn't matter anymore? The issue she's raising with you, right? Which is that she's having sex with my 15-year-old son at that point. So yes, I'd say that was confirmation.
If ever there was confirmation from the school, I would say that was confirmation.
If ever there was confirmation from the school, I would say that was confirmation.