Does the judge really think that they were stealing the wheelbarrow while wearing those bright hi-vis vests that could be seen for miles around? Does he really think that they were that stupid or drunk?
What’s that? Oh, right! We are talking about Andy & Chalkie, aren’t we?
Templo S.U.D. over 4 years ago
Hi(gh)-vis(ual) waistcoats must mean reflective vests.
Manoj Koshy over 4 years ago
Can’t argue with that.
Dirty Dragon over 4 years ago
And shame on you for punishing best practices, Mister Crown Prosecutor.
DannyDing1 over 4 years ago
So, Chalkie is Chalkie White.
Daniel Verburg over 4 years ago
A proof that Brits and Americans don’t speak the same English!
enigmamz over 4 years ago
They were just borrowing the barrow, your Honour! It was only labeled as “theft” when they were nicked before they could return it!!!
WoodstockJack over 4 years ago
Take off your hat in court, Capp.
cuzinron47 over 4 years ago
“It was an emergency temporary nick your honor, he was so drunk he couldn’t walk home.”
tcayer over 4 years ago
Andy can claim innocence by reason of unconsciousness. Chalkie stole the wheelbarrow!
Lynnjav over 4 years ago
Happy anniversary! Congratulations on reaching a golden milestone.
Linguist over 4 years ago
Does the judge really think that they were stealing the wheelbarrow while wearing those bright hi-vis vests that could be seen for miles around? Does he really think that they were that stupid or drunk?
What’s that? Oh, right! We are talking about Andy & Chalkie, aren’t we?
tad1 over 4 years ago
I wear one of those hi-vis vests when I go out walking so cars can see me on cloudy days. ( I wear a lot of dark clothes otherwise.)
pcolli over 4 years ago
Again they draw a gavel which isn’t used in UK courts.