Interesting names: M_ _T _ N D _ V L _ N ?
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Preliminary comment by Morrissey Breen:
Actually, in spite of what you may have first thought on hearing this news, it couldn't be him, because the bloke in this case apparently "makes people laugh" and is "talented". Not words anyone would associate
with M_ _T _ N D _ V L _ N.
with M_ _T _ N D _ V L _ N.
Now READ ON....
Outrage at comedian's sex abuse discharge
By Andrew Koubaridis and Edward Gay 5:30 AM Saturday Sep 3, 2011
A sexual abuse expert has criticised a judge who allowed a comedian to
walk free from sex charges against his 4-year-old daughter, in part
because he "makes people laugh".
walk free from sex charges against his 4-year-old daughter, in part
because he "makes people laugh".
At sentencing yesterday at Auckland District Court, Judge Philippa
Cunningham discharged the man without conviction on a charge of
performing an indecent act.
Cunningham discharged the man without conviction on a charge of
performing an indecent act.
She said he had stopped drinking, paid a high price in his personal
and work life, and had shown remorse.
and work life, and had shown remorse.
But she also said he "makes people laugh", which was last night
criticised by Kathryn McPhillips, clinical manager of Auckland Sexual
Abuse Help, who said it was "outrageous" that ability could be taken
into consideration.
criticised by Kathryn McPhillips, clinical manager of Auckland Sexual
Abuse Help, who said it was "outrageous" that ability could be taken
into consideration.
The well-known comedian pleaded guilty to performing an indecent act
on his daughter.
on his daughter.
The man's lawyer, Marie Dyhrberg, said her client should be allowed to
keep his record clean. She said a conviction would make it hard for
him to work again as a comedian.
keep his record clean. She said a conviction would make it hard for
him to work again as a comedian.
Judge Cunningham said the consequences of a conviction would outweigh
the gravity of the offence.
the gravity of the offence.
She also granted the man permanent name suppression to protect the
identity of his daughter.
identity of his daughter.
"He's a talented New Zealander. He makes people laugh. Laughter is an
incredible medicine and we all need lots of it," the judge said.
incredible medicine and we all need lots of it," the judge said.
Ms McPhillips last night told the Weekend Herald a discharge without
conviction meant he was "invisible" from the crime and could apply to
be a teacher, for example, without a criminal record - "as if he
didn't do this. There's nothing to stop him doing this to other
children."
conviction meant he was "invisible" from the crime and could apply to
be a teacher, for example, without a criminal record - "as if he
didn't do this. There's nothing to stop him doing this to other
children."
Ms McPhillips said the whole family had paid the price for the
offending, not just the man. She told the Weekend Herald she hoped
there was not a trend emerging of people escaping without convictions
because of the impact it could have on their careers.
offending, not just the man. She told the Weekend Herald she hoped
there was not a trend emerging of people escaping without convictions
because of the impact it could have on their careers.
The court heard yesterday that the man went to bed with his partner
after returning home drunk from a Christmas work party in December
2009. After he fell asleep, his daughter got into bed with them.
after returning home drunk from a Christmas work party in December
2009. After he fell asleep, his daughter got into bed with them.
According to the police summary of facts the man laid his daughter on
her back, pulled down her pyjama pants and nappy and kissed her.
her back, pulled down her pyjama pants and nappy and kissed her.
The man's partner woke up and asked him what he was doing. He replied:
"I thought it was you."
"I thought it was you."
He later told police that he remembered nothing of the incident.
Judge Cunningham said a report from a forensic psychiatrist found that
the man had previous episodes of "unusual behaviour" after going to
bed drunk. The report said it was possible he was "not fully awake"
when he performed the indecent act.
the man had previous episodes of "unusual behaviour" after going to
bed drunk. The report said it was possible he was "not fully awake"
when he performed the indecent act.
The case was "extraordinary", the judge said, and the consequences of
a conviction would outweigh the gravity of the offence.
a conviction would outweigh the gravity of the offence.
The man's partner, who also has permanent name suppression, wept as
she told the court that she and her daughter had been having
counselling.
she told the court that she and her daughter had been having
counselling.
She said the pair ended their five-year relationship after the
incident happened.
incident happened.
Associate Professor Bill Hodge of the Auckland University law school
said he was concerned a person's position in society could get him
"special treatment in the courts".
said he was concerned a person's position in society could get him
"special treatment in the courts".
"If he'd been an auto mechanic he would have been down the drain
before you could blink."
before you could blink."
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Unlikely. He's not a comedian and the age range is wrong.
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On Sep 3, 2:17 pm, Morrissey Breen <morrisseybr...@gmail.com> wrote:
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According to Google he has two sons
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Takes less than 5 minutes to find out who it is if you need to know.
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greig
greig
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Let's face it, in NZ there's probably only 3 degrees of separation, it
wont be easy for him to remain anonymous
wont be easy for him to remain anonymous
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More interesting is that Mo would risk a lawsuit to have a go at someone
he doesn't like by falsely accusing him.. obviously its vindictiveness,
but it is evidence of either congenital idiocy or dementia?
he doesn't like by falsely accusing him.. obviously its vindictiveness,
but it is evidence of either congenital idiocy or dementia?
JC
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I bet his dtr and family aren't laughing.
It's not exactly news that there are some sick f***s and stupid
sentencing in the courts so why post it here? Surely if you just want
to get the name out there (I hope you are right!!) it would be easier to
set up a twitter account and have at it.
sentencing in the courts so why post it here? Surely if you just want
to get the name out there (I hope you are right!!) it would be easier to
set up a twitter account and have at it.
Whilst unmasking a paedophile is a worthy pursuit you are also unmasking
his innocent dtr.
his innocent dtr.
Mike
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"Greig Blanchett" <gre...@nzrfu.com> wrote in message
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Mo is wrong, it definitely is not devlin, If you type "martin devlin" into
google you don't get any "interesting" google autocomplete suggestions.
However if you type in the real name of the bloke in question ...
google you don't get any "interesting" google autocomplete suggestions.
However if you type in the real name of the bloke in question ...
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"JohnO" <john...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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He has a wife, ( TVNZ publicity spokeswoman Andi Brotherston) the comedian
in question no
longer has a wife as a result of his offending.
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He has a wife, ( TVNZ publicity spokeswoman Andi Brotherston) the comedian
in question no
longer has a wife as a result of his offending.
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"Sir Leslie Bottocks" <Ernest_t...@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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And it's not Bob Parker!
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And it's not Bob Parker!
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"Morrissey Breen" <morriss...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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You're a bloody idiot Mowissey.You're wrong,but were you correct you should
be prosecuted. Name suppression in sexual abuse cases is to protect the
child and her sister
not the person in question.
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You're a bloody idiot Mowissey.You're wrong,but were you correct you should
be prosecuted. Name suppression in sexual abuse cases is to protect the
child and her sister
not the person in question.
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"JohnO" <john...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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As others have pointed out, the offender's name has been common knowledge
for many months.
for many months.
Any chance we could have permanent suppression of Breen's multiple
personalities from this newsgroup?
personalities from this newsgroup?
Andrew
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"Greig Blanchett" <gre...@nzrfu.com> wrote in message
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> Takes less than 5 minutes to find out who it is if you need to know.
A Kiwi who is talented and can make people laugh? If it's not the one
mentioned, then it must be the other one....
mentioned, then it must be the other one....
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On Sep 3, 7:03 pm, fantasy statistician John "Looneybins" Cawston
<rewar...@ihug.co.nz> was as confused as ever:
<rewar...@ihug.co.nz> was as confused as ever:
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I didn't falsely accuse him, Looneybins. I made it quite clear in my
preamble that it was NOT that idiot D _ _ V L _ _. The accused man
called his client "talented" and said he "makes people laugh". That
irrefutably rules out Devlin as a possibility.
preamble that it was NOT that idiot D _ _ V L _ _. The accused man
called his client "talented" and said he "makes people laugh". That
irrefutably rules out Devlin as a possibility.
Now tell us how that is "risking a lawsuit", genius.
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Regrettably, the third sentence in my previous reply contained a
grievous error, which may have confused John "Looneybins" Cawston even
more.
grievous error, which may have confused John "Looneybins" Cawston even
more.
CORRECTION:
That sentence should of course read:
The accused man's lawyer called his client "talented" and said he
"makes people laugh".
That sentence should of course read:
The accused man's lawyer called his client "talented" and said he
"makes people laugh".
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On Sep 4, 12:26 am, "Tilly" <femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
> "Morrissey Breen" <morrisseybr...@gmail.com> wrote in message
> "Morrissey Breen" <morrisseybr...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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I categorically stated that it could not have been D _ V L _ _. As the
lawyer of the accused pointed out that his client was "talented" and
"makes people laugh", that rules out D _ V L _ _.
lawyer of the accused pointed out that his client was "talented" and
"makes people laugh", that rules out D _ V L _ _.
Now tell us all why I should be prosecuted.
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Don't snigger. It is possible you know. Tony Martin & John Clarke are two
who fit the description. Of course they had to come to Oz to find an
appreciative audience & make a living, but still...
who fit the description. Of course they had to come to Oz to find an
appreciative audience & make a living, but still...
alvey
in Bne, thoughtfully removing alt.nz.general from the ng list
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The fact that every other poster drew the same inference (that you
intended) would see that line of defense thrown out.
That, plus your many other rants about the man over years will show
malice, and of course, if you've altered any of his quotes.. as you
often do, will see you well and truly in the shit.
malice, and of course, if you've altered any of his quotes.. as you
often do, will see you well and truly in the shit.
However, if the man bothered to read you he would likely say what we all
do.. "He's an idiot".
do.. "He's an idiot".
JC
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I inferred nothing, you sad fellow. I pointed out in my preamble that
it could not have been him, because the offender was described as
"talented" and as someone who "makes people laugh". Nobody but you was
so intellectually bereft as to think I suggested the opposite of what
I stated.
it could not have been him, because the offender was described as
"talented" and as someone who "makes people laugh". Nobody but you was
so intellectually bereft as to think I suggested the opposite of what
I stated.
As anyone familiar with your fantasy statistics will realize, looking
at the facts is not your strong point.
at the facts is not your strong point.
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So why even bring this person into the topic to start with?
Unless one again want to look like a complete FW.
Or are you just keeping up your normal standard of posting.
Crappy comes to mind.
Unless one again want to look like a complete FW.
Or are you just keeping up your normal standard of posting.
Crappy comes to mind.
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"Morrissey Breen" <morriss...@gmail.com> wrote in message
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You are transparent Mowissey, by hook or by crook you want to impugn
Devlin's name
and make nasty insinuations.If you know it isn't him why else would you
mention him at all?
You Mowissey are very unfunny.
Devlin's name
and make nasty insinuations.If you know it isn't him why else would you
mention him at all?
You Mowissey are very unfunny.
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He thinks he is a comedian tho
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surprise anyone who has read even a single post of his. If I was Martin
Devlin I would look at my legal options.
Cheers, aMtt
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On 4/09/2011 10:10 a.m., Morrissey Breen wrote:
> On Sep 4, 12:26 am, "Tilly"<femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> "Morrissey Breen"<morrisseybr...@gmail.
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> On Sep 4, 12:26 am, "Tilly"<femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
>> "Morrissey Breen"<morrisseybr...@gmail.
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Well there should be a law against the gross stupidity you constantly
display ...
display ...
Cheers, aMtt
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"Neilsons" <matt....@paradise.co.nz> wrote in message
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The funniest thing of all is that Mowissey thinks he is an intellectual
giant!
giant!
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On Sep 4, 4:17 pm, the absurdly named Neilsons
<matt.neil...@paradise.co.nz> wrote:
> On 3/09/2011 7:03 p.m., John Cawston wrote:> On Saturday, 3/Sep-2011 4:32 p.m., Greig Blanchett wrote:
> >> On 3/09/2011 3:39 p.m., retro wrote:
> >>> On Sep 3, 2:17 pm, Morrissey Breen<morrisseybr...@gmail.com
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> >>> According to Google he has two sons
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> >> Takes less than 5 minutes to find out who it is if you need to know.
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> > More interesting is that Mo would risk a lawsuit to have a go at someone
> > he doesn't like by falsely accusing him.. obviously its vindictiveness,
> > but it is evidence of either congenital idiocy or dementia?
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> > JC
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> I think it's both - that he could get this so very wrong shouldn't
> surprise anyone who has read even a single post of his. If I was
<matt.neil...@paradise.co.nz> wrote:
> On 3/09/2011 7:03 p.m., John Cawston wrote:> On Saturday, 3/Sep-2011 4:32 p.m., Greig Blanchett wrote:
> >> On 3/09/2011 3:39 p.m., retro wrote:
> >>> On Sep 3, 2:17 pm, Morrissey Breen<morrisseybr...@gmail.com
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> >>> According to Google he has two sons
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> >> Takes less than 5 minutes to find out who it is if you need to know.
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> > More interesting is that Mo would risk a lawsuit to have a go at someone
> > he doesn't like by falsely accusing him.. obviously its vindictiveness,
> > but it is evidence of either congenital idiocy or dementia?
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> > JC
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> I think it's both - that he could get this so very wrong shouldn't
> surprise anyone who has read even a single post of his. If I was
[sic!] A literate person would have written "If I were..."
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> Martin Devlin I would look at my legal options.
> Martin Devlin I would look at my legal options.
Really? Perhaps you should ring up a lawyer or a judge and tell him
you have this cast-iron case for prosecuting someone (i.e., moi) for
pointing out that someone was not a sex offender. Will you let the
rest of us know what the legal expert thinks of your brilliant idea?
you have this cast-iron case for prosecuting someone (i.e., moi) for
pointing out that someone was not a sex offender. Will you let the
rest of us know what the legal expert thinks of your brilliant idea?
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> Cheers, aMtt
> Cheers, aMtt
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Morrissey Breen <morriss...@gmail.com> writes
shite
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Morrissey Breen <morriss...@gmail.com> writes
shite
Who is Martin Devlin and why has Mowithey got an obsession with him? I
find it disturbing that I can come back to a newsgroup 4 years on and he
is still infatuated with this person. At best it's unhealthy and at
worst he must a homo stalker basket case. Still I guess you all know
that.
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Devs
"Punchdown Pete the old Kroner"
Un autre 4 ans!
find it disturbing that I can come back to a newsgroup 4 years on and he
is still infatuated with this person. At best it's unhealthy and at
worst he must a homo stalker basket case. Still I guess you all know
that.
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Devs
"Punchdown Pete the old Kroner"
Un autre 4 ans!
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On Sep 5, 8:46 pm, one "Devs" ----i.e., the beloved but never more
than barely coherent Pete Devlin--- <spamt...@sukmabobby.com> wrote:
> In message
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> Morrissey Breen <morrisseybr...@gmail.com> writes
> shite
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> Who is Martin Devlin and why has Mowithey got an obsession with him?
than barely coherent Pete Devlin--- <spamt...@sukmabobby.com> wrote:
> In message
> <bb6c94fd-e730-47d9-95a0-
> Morrissey Breen <morrisseybr...@gmail.com> writes
> shite
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> Who is Martin Devlin and why has Mowithey got an obsession with him?
Martin Devlin is a grievously ignorant and malicious sports
broadcaster, widely despised by New Zealand rugby fans. Breen is, like
many of us, upset that Devlin seems not to have learned a single thing
in twelve years.
broadcaster, widely despised by New Zealand rugby fans. Breen is, like
many of us, upset that Devlin seems not to have learned a single thing
in twelve years.
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> I find it disturbing that I can come back to a newsgroup 4 years on and he
> is still infatuated with this person.
> I find it disturbing that I can come back to a newsgroup 4 years on and he
> is still infatuated with this person.
Why would that "disturb" you? Are you his uncle, perchance?
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> At best it's unhealthy
> At best it's unhealthy
How so?
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> and at worst he must a homo stalker basket case.
> and at worst he must a homo stalker basket case.
That is a lot of serious allegations to make. At the moment, you
haven't really made any kind of a case. Could you go into detail on at
least one of them please?
haven't really made any kind of a case. Could you go into detail on at
least one of them please?
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> Still I guess you all know that.
> Still I guess you all know that.
It's obvious is it? Because you say so.
Hmmmm, those four years away from the group do not seem to have helped
your temper or your writing, sadly.
your temper or your writing, sadly.
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Four years later and Mowissey is still resorting to using his sock puppets.
We all know it's you Mowissey.
We all know it's you Mowissey.
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On Sep 5, 10:09 pm, "Tilly" <femail1...@gmail.com> wrote:
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Thank God you're onto this creep, Tilly.
Give me a call some evening on 0800 80 1080, and let's trash this
piece of politically correct garbage the NewstalkZB way---i.e.,
relentlessly and without mercy.
piece of politically correct garbage the NewstalkZB way---i.e.,
relentlessly and without mercy.
Once again, Tilly, that number is 0800 80 1080.
Byeeeeee.
NewstalkZB. Tune Your Mind.
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On Sep 5, 10:19 pm, "NewstalkZB's Kerre ohoWmad"
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You'd make a great research subject for a psychiatry student,
Mowissey.
Mowissey.
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JohnO wrote:
> On Sep 5, 10:19 pm, "NewstalkZB's Kerre ohoWmad"
> On Sep 5, 10:19 pm, "NewstalkZB's Kerre ohoWmad"
>> NewstalkZB. Tune Your Mind.
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> You'd make a great research subject for a psychiatry student,
> Mowissey.
Certainly more certifiable than CK and perhaps even the
Richtardbot.
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On 05/09/2011 7:30 PM, JohnO wrote:
> You'd make a great research subject for a psychiatry student,
> Mowissey.
> Mowissey.
Ernest the Sheep assured us he had a pHD in Psychology, so maybe
Mowithey could do a thesis on himself/ves.
Mowithey could do a thesis on himself/ves.
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Good idea
MO could get that silly bitch at Auckland University to mark his
homework.
She might even give him a red star for being a good comrade.
MO could get that silly bitch at Auckland University to mark his
homework.
She might even give him a red star for being a good comrade.
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