Measurement
Was that 75 (or 750) mm the depth of the jar, or the diameter of its aperture? Or half its circumference, which is how they measure condoms, apparently, though they call it "diameter" or "width", confusingly?
Oz driver pulled with todger in pasta sauce jar
An Oz driver has been fined AU$600 for "offensive behaviour, resisting police and disobeying a police direction" after cracking one off into a pasta sauce jar even as coppers attempted to subdue him with batons and capsicum spray following a "slow-speed" car chase through Newcastle, New South Wales. The drama began when officers …
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Put yer hands where I can see 'em!!!
I'm cumming officer...errr....
Mine's the one with the Jam jar in the pocket
Gotta ask
75mm.....
Radius, diameter, circumference or depth?
Nobby's Beach!..
LMFHO!
What a Tosser / jerk / wanker!
lol
A search of Weatherley's motor uncovered "pornography, a homemade sex aid, women's stockings and a Jack Russell terrier".
Its the way they mention the do that worries me.
750mm and a jack russel is a poor jack russel.
750mm?
I think 750ml - the size of the jar, not the contents.
Dedication
"Weatherley gamely insisted on continuing to pleasure himself "between bouts of wrestling""
That's dedication for you - I'm impressed. I would take my hat off to the man, but one never knows what he may try and do with it.
Units
I reckon it was 750ml... But please, recognised units. How many swimming pools?
Jack Russell......
....possibly to lick the pasta sauce off his meatballs.
Can we now introduce a Jack Russell icon?
I know.....I know.... I'm going now......
What next for man raised by puffins?
Exploded Cardinal reads sermon from fishtank.
Shouldnt the police be up for charges as well?
Since he didnt stop jerking off while they were beating him could be argued he was getting sexual pleasure from it. So were they an accessory to his offensive behaviour?
Allow me to be the first to say...
What a wanker!
Mine's the one with a copy of playboy in the inside pocket
Re:Well, he did, didn't he?
And presumably cocked and fully loaded.
Nobby's Beach!
Oh dear, oh dear, oh dear.
Now I know how Dolmio make their Carbonare sauce...
Paris: Because, well, just because.
Oh come on, we've all done it
Anyway it was the jar's fault for being so damn sexy.
Of all the places to choose to stop ...
"parked in a no-stopping zone near Nobby's Beach"
Irony at its best.
A jack russell terrier?!
Words fail me on this one.
Quite a day out for that mentalist.
Probably not the first but...
When's YOUR Dolmio day?
Mines the one with a Ragu jar in the pocket.
Makes me feel hard done by
I got a AU$695 fine for speeding (40 in a 20 zone, which is what the speed limit is when there is a school bus with lights flashing!) last time I visited relatives in OZ
Nobby Beach!
If they go and call a beach "Nobby" then its hardly surprising that the occasional Ozzie makes a perfectly understandable mistake.
Paris, because she wouldn't have to think twice either.
He fled through a church.
They caught him by the organ.
Communing with God perhaps?
That's if your God happens to be the all-powerful FSM.
Does it not say in the wholly (made-up) gospel - in the book of Dolmio, Chapter II, Verse 7:
"And yay, I have tasted of his salty balls, and they did nourish me;
I have enveloped my membership in his tomatoey firmament, and thus I was cleansed."
It's all there if you'd only open your eyes and read it and it must be true because it's (now) written down.
Another Lester semiotic gem
Did we all catch it? Jon Double Nice didn't. So here are the original storylines:
Accountant caught with fingers in the petty cash - type of thing. A frequent alternative is where shop girl occurs in the accountant position, and till in the petty cash position.
You won't find this class of jiggery-pokery in the Sun (very often).
The real question is...
Does this story have a "happy ending"? Was it seized (the jar I mean) for evidence?
The important question is...
Did he have Jack Russell on his breath?
@Andy O'Rourke
You didn't get good value, did you?
Remember to pack the Dolmio next time...
Any relation to this guy?
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/07/31/oz_speeding_driver/
Where do you get these jars?
Strictly for research, you understand ;-)
Nobbys Head
Even better, at the far end of Nobbys Beach is a lump of rock called Nobbys Head.
You just can't make this stuff up!
OMFG!
Quote-The law enforcement operatives identified "a 750mm** jar around his penis" and said Weatherley gamely insisted on continuing to pleasure himself "between bouts of wrestling".
A search of Weatherley's motor uncovered "pornography, a homemade sex aid, women's stockings and a Jack Russell terrier".- Unquote
I laughed so much I could hardly breathe after reading that!
"Bouts of wrestling" *chuckle*
"homemade sex aid" *chuckle chuckle*
"jack russell terrier" *die of laughter*
IT? who gives a fuck?!
Nobby's beach... Could have been funnier...
Would have been funnier if he'd been up the road a bit at Nobby's Head instead.
Oh, and for the trivia buffs.... Nobby's Beach was where the Pasha Bulker had a rather long and unplanned stay last year.
@Triple B
Oh yes you can! Otherwise it would be called "that beach with the nameless lump of rock at one end".
Reminds me of "Desparately Seeking Susan"
"What's the Jack Russel for"?
Lol
Quite the coincidence that the police decided that he must of had a weapon because his hands were on his lap... Also quite a coincidence that he decided to choose a place nearby Nobby Beach with a jar of what has been mutually agreed as a Dolmio jar.What they also neglected to mention was the bag of Nobby's Nuts in the glove compartment, most likely salted.
Also a coincidence that he took the 'no stopping zone' part of where he was parked too literally and continued even whilst being beaten by police with batons. Did he derive pleasure from this beating, or was he possessed of such drive and focus that it was like hitting an adult Male Rhino with a broken chair leg?
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