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Yes Mike, thats what this coroner did.Coroners sometimes can take a line which is helpful to the family of the victim. The first one I had to deal with, a night of tragi-comedy in many respects, involved someone walking in front of a train in the wee small hours and of course with the train travelling at 75moh the result was a foregone conclusion. The Inquest determined that he had become confused and gone out for a walk (in the middle of the night and on a poorly defined footpath across several fields) and notwithstanding his previous interface with an 8 wheeler HGV in the middle of Frome or immersion in the lake at Longleat, plus seemingly taking too many pills on one occasion, and a history of in-patient stays at Shepton Mallet mental hospital, the verdict was very definitely not Suicide.
I have no concerns at all with such a verdict being brought in for the sake of his loved ones, even if some evidence suggested a more likely reason for his demise.
Edit to correct a trypo
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In the suicide I had in front of my train at Streatham Common witnesses said he saw the train approach, stood up and ran and dived.
The one I had to attend on Teignmouth sea wall, the coroner said that she had confused the HST external door handle/lever with the oval shaped toilet door handle.
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Opened the mail without checking the addressee today. One card was for my Mum containing a ROUND BWOODY ROBIN from my cousin.
Next time I will check carefully and if the envelope feels too fat it's not getting opened. 3 in 1 year so far. Too much.
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Incidentally if anyone would like to read a round robin or 3 that will mean absolutely nothing to you, I can mail them on.
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Oh obviously our old oats overindulging 'ogmanay organiser offers options on o's
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I need to forbid myself a Stollen this year. I will enjoy your reports of them vicariously.
The pack of stollen bites from Lidl are mmmmmmm
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A wag posted on FB today.
"First day of my new job yesterday, installing the new software for O2. It must have gone ok as I never had a call from my boss."
Top humour.
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Thats the plastic!
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Exceedingly good use of the letter m there mate. Lets see you make some more of 'em
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Take a drink to get me in one. "What's that vicar? Glass of red? Count me in"
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Dutch wholemeal? Urgh!
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AAARGH!
It's happened again.
8.45 it dropped through the letter box today.
Yes ANOTHER Christmas card with a ROUND ROBIN letter. The second RR of the year.
From someone I worked with for a couple of years but of whom I know nothing and of family I know less.
Except of course I now know 3 A4 pages of this years various holidays, celebrations, grandkids being welcomed into the World and general chit chat. 3 A4 pages! I ask you.
I seriously need one of those notices you put by the door.
No Hawkers. No Circulars. No Round Robins.
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& fish paste sandwiches
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just a G
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Sturgeon are fish
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FFS does nae body drink Irn Bru anymore? Scrumpy with bits in is the drink down here moi luvver
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Evidently I am missing something. I don't have a clue who Murdoch is. I need the help of a wizened old crone of a woman detective
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up the Spurs!
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he's fae Glasgae?
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& LSWR, TAFF VALE
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body scrub is
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the punts pint
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'e wouldn't love ya would he baby? He is more classical and wouldn't wear an old rain coat or dodgy moustache
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the carriers tonic
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I never saw the aforesaid painting on the tv prog but surely trade description act should be involved. I never heard it referred to as the "Madonna with the bordering on the average to medium sized boobies."
HO Monon inspired layout
in USA & Canadian Railroads
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I have some plastic tubes from till rolls and some discarded metal "hairs" (long thin narrow strips) from the road sweeper vehicle to make loads with.