Gotta make that bus
Watch the guy who comes in wearing what I can only call a mint green t-shirt... Total mess. Picks up a wine glass, drops it, it smashes. Picks up another wine glass and throws it so far left the contents don't even reach the car. Then tries with a bottle. Same left side, same disastrous throw. Then kicks a bench and trips his buddy. Realizes he dropped something???? Then runs off and circles back around... A fart in the wind would've been more useful!
I think he took a hit off his vape mid-battle
That's what they call a battle puff.
Two households, equal in dignity...
Well... that really was unexpected
Anyone know the backstory behind this?
Posting it without the stupid spoiler tags A jury has been told about a series of alleged attacks on the Sayers family ahead of a violent street clash in Byker. Stephen Sayers, his two sons and three other men deny violent disorder after a Ford Ranger allegedly linked to the Freeman organised crime group stopped outside The Road bar. CCTV shows the pickup mounting the kerb and heading toward people outside before being confronted, with objects thrown at it as it reversed away. The jury heard that police had known since 2022 about a "violent campaign" involving the Sayers family and people allegedly linked to the Freeman group. The allegations the jury heard included attacks on homes and businesses, cars and vans being set on fire, a tipper truck being driven into a house, a Range Rover being rammed into a property, and the grave of the Sayers brothers' mother being vandalised. The court was also shown footage of several of the alleged attacks. All six defendants deny violent disorder. The trial continues.
A jury has been told about a series of alleged attacks on the Sayers family ahead of a violent street clash in Byker. Stephen Sayers, his two sons and three other men deny violent disorder after a Ford Ranger allegedly linked to the Freeman organised crime group stopped outside The Road bar. CCTV shows the pickup mounting the kerb and heading toward people outside before being confronted, with objects thrown at it as it reversed away. The jury heard that police had known since 2022 about a "violent campaign" involving the Sayers family and people allegedly linked to the Freeman group. The allegations the jury heard included attacks on homes and businesses, cars and vans being set on fire, a tipper truck being driven into a house, a Range Rover being rammed into a property, and the grave of the Sayers brothers' mother being vandalised. The court was also shown footage of several of the alleged attacks. All six defendants deny violent disorder. The trial continues.
But did the woman catch the bus?
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