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Tainted Days of the Black Tower - Tainted news

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A Whangarei man who said he was "sick of playing Xbox" while on home detention has got his wish to serve the rest of his sentence in jail after calling police to tell them he was going to breach detention.


Senior Constable Paul Nicholas, of Whangarei police, said the Hikurangi man rang police on Tuesday to say he was bored serving home detention, was sick of playing Xbox and would rather serve the rest of his sentence in jail instead.


Mr Nicholas said the 19-year-old had already served 10 months of an 11-month home detention term and with one month to go "had run out of Xbox games to play."


He said the man told police he would breach his home detention if he wasn't picked up and taken to jail. The man got his wish and is now in Ngawha Prison.


 


http://www.nzherald.co.nz/northern-advocate/news/article.cfm?c_id=1503450&objectid=11101215


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they should...

 

A good story, a record breaking 12 foot long scarf was knitted by David Babcock. this beats the last record which was a mere 6 foot and 9 inches. The 12 foot scarf took 5 hours, 48 minutes and 27 seconds. Quite a lot of time you may think. But David was running a marathon at the same time. The 41-year-old  hopes that people will donate to the Alzheimer's Association. Babcock began running and knitting as separate activities about three years ago. He decided to combine them to keep things interesting.

 

how do you concentrate...it's beyong me!

 

Here he is;

 

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