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Lone Female
« on: 02 January 2010, 14:54:41 »
Been a 10 mile walk with Mutley earlier, we walked to Huthwaite & back.
Now this was all across fields & footpaths, but near Huthwaite i saw a lone female, around 20 years old. She was far from anywhere & i thought she was lost & so i asked if she was ok & if she was lost. She replied no i'm ok thanks. Now i could've been a mad axeman or some sick pervert & could've done whatever i wanted.
I started my journey home & she followed me at a distance, i occasionaly very carefully glanced over my shoulder to make sure she was ok as not to let her know i was looking. When i got the road i went on my way because i knew she was back with people & my mind was at ease.
I've no idea why she was out there all by her self & i hope she doesn't make a habit of it :(
There's far to many sickos or i'm i just over reacting?
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #1 on: 02 January 2010, 15:05:41 »
far to much sickos out there these days for a young lass to be out on her own the world is not getting any better as we all know
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #2 on: 02 January 2010, 15:48:16 »
Sad to say it, but, I'd be wary of asking her if shes ok! Who knows what you'd be accused of these days! :o

Good on you for caring though! :y
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« Reply #3 on: 02 January 2010, 15:50:53 »
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Sad to say it, but, I'd be wary of asking her if shes ok! Who knows what you'd be accused of these days! :o

Good on you for caring though! :y
Unfortunately a sign of the times.
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #4 on: 02 January 2010, 15:52:15 »
She was a mad axewoman
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #5 on: 02 January 2010, 16:05:27 »
Sometimes all you want to do is help. But the problem is, how can the other party know that they can trust you? Very difficult these days. But I think you did exactly the right thing which to indirectly lead her to a more populated area.  :y

Well done that man.  :y
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« Reply #6 on: 02 January 2010, 18:12:59 »
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Sometimes all you want to do is help. But the problem is, how can the other party know that they can trust you? Very difficult these days. But I think you did exactly the right thing which to indirectly lead her to a more populated area.  :y

Well done that man.  :y
yes you just may of saved an awful knock on her parents door,its a sick world now makes me sad i look at my 2 girls three and five and it scares me to think of when their older and out on their own(dont think il sleep till i know their home)
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« Reply #7 on: 02 January 2010, 19:42:53 »
see it years ago, bloke in paper phoned police. girl laying on grass and a bloke was knocking shite out of her, he ran over to help and she told him to break off and mind his own business. police told him not to get involved.  :-X
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #8 on: 02 January 2010, 20:16:33 »
A few years ago I was driving back home and too women were walking along dark country lanes and looked a little worse for ware.
I stopped offered them a lift at least to a lit area, they hopped in without a care. :o lucky I am a decent bloke and not some mad man  ::)
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #9 on: 02 January 2010, 23:00:26 »
I was parked on the road outside home one lunch time about 6 years ago. A girl at of about 16 standing at the bus-stop asked me if I was going into town, and if so could she scrounge a lift. Alarm bells immediately rang and I politely said that I was turning off/going another way just down the road. It may have been nothing but I thought would she might accuse me of something I hadn't done if I gave her a lift. It is sad but sometimes you have to assume the worst! :-/
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« Reply #10 on: 02 January 2010, 23:01:41 »
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I was parked on the road outside home one lunch time about 6 years ago. A girl at of about 16 standing at the bus-stop asked me if I was going into town, and if so could she scrounge a lift. Alarm bells immediately rang and I politely said that I was turning off/going another way just down the road. It may have been nothing but I thought would she might accuse me of something I hadn't done if I gave her a lift. It is sad but sometimes you have to assume the worst! :-/


You cant be too careful. I'd have given her a lift and shagged her. I mean. if she was gonna accuse you anyway.
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« Reply #11 on: 02 January 2010, 23:05:15 »
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I was parked on the road outside home one lunch time about 6 years ago. A girl at of about 16 standing at the bus-stop asked me if I was going into town, and if so could she scrounge a lift. Alarm bells immediately rang and I politely said that I was turning off/going another way just down the road. It may have been nothing but I thought would she might accuse me of something I hadn't done if I gave her a lift. It is sad but sometimes you have to assume the worst! :-/


You cant be too careful. I'd have given her a lift and shagged her. I mean. if she was gonna accuse you anyway.
Yeah, talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth!
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« Reply #12 on: 02 January 2010, 23:15:17 »
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Been a 10 mile walk with Mutley earlier, we walked to Huthwaite & back.
Now this was all across fields & footpaths, but near Huthwaite i saw a lone female, around 20 years old. She was far from anywhere & i thought she was lost & so i asked if she was ok & if she was lost. She replied no i'm ok thanks. Now i could've been a mad axeman or some sick pervert & could've done whatever i wanted.
I started my journey home & she followed me at a distance, i occasionaly very carefully glanced over my shoulder to make sure she was ok as not to let her know i was looking. When i got the road i went on my way because i knew she was back with people & my mind was at ease.
I've no idea why she was out there all by her self & i hope she doesn't make a habit of it :(
There's far to many sickos or i'm i just over reacting?
Yes, you are over reacting.   Why did you assume that she was lost? were you lost? she was probably just out for a walk like you were all by yourself ;D
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Re: Lone Female
« Reply #13 on: 02 January 2010, 23:22:22 »
I stopped to help a woman change a flat. She was just stood staring at it. When I got out to ask if she wanted a hand she ran round the car and got in and locked the door. She looked terrified. Sad sign of the times.
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« Reply #14 on: 02 January 2010, 23:26:44 »
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I was parked on the road outside home one lunch time about 6 years ago. A girl at of about 16 standing at the bus-stop asked me if I was going into town, and if so could she scrounge a lift. Alarm bells immediately rang and I politely said that I was turning off/going another way just down the road. It may have been nothing but I thought would she might accuse me of something I hadn't done if I gave her a lift. It is sad but sometimes you have to assume the worst! :-/


You cant be too careful. I'd have given her a lift and shagged her. I mean. if she was gonna accuse you anyway.
Yeah, talk about looking a gift horse in the mouth!

You prob right! I'll never get on in life! ;D ;D :y
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