Crazy house-truck chick gets moved...

**SARGE** · 29th January 2009, 15:58

Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket

What if he's a vegetarian?

that wasnt a misspelling...

**SARGE** · 29th January 2009, 15:59

Originally Posted by wbks

TWN, sarge?

whats a TWN?

**wbks** · 29th January 2009, 16:04

Just a variation of PTSD I've heard of specific to people involved in conflicts i.e a soldier or someone living in London through the 1940's for instance... But you said you only played tuba so that would have to be one hell of a band practice to give you the condition! hahahaha

**SARGE** · 29th January 2009, 16:06

Originally Posted by wbks

Just a variation of PTSD I've heard of specific in particular to people in conflicts i.e a soldier or someone living in london in the 1940's for instance... But you said you only played tuba so that would have to be one hell of a band practice to give you the condition! hahahaha

yea.. carrying around that Tuba was a motherfucker

**Sollyboy** · 29th January 2009, 16:48

I feel sorry for her , where does she go ? NZ used to look after people like this and she would have somewhere to go , a lot of what i see on the street is something society should be ashamed of

**Manxman** · 29th January 2009, 21:15

Originally Posted by *Col*

She's now set up camp on the footpath around the corner. She's good friends with John Minto so I'm hoping he turns up at some stage...

Give me a shout when he does, and I'll pop over with me baseball bat.

**nudemetalz** · 29th January 2009, 21:31

I reckon a 7.62 x 39 would sort him out just as easily.

**Beemer** · 29th January 2009, 21:44

Originally Posted by Sollyboy

I feel sorry for her , where does she go ? NZ used to look after people like this and she would have somewhere to go , a lot of what i see on the street is something society should be ashamed of

As mentioned by someone earlier, she DOES have somewhere to go, she just chooses to be a pain in the arse in Wellington. I bet she still manages to draw her benefit money though...

**davereid** · 30th January 2009, 06:58

According to Stuff

"The council has issued written warnings saying it is illegal to camp on a city street, but Ms Graham has refused to acknowledge the council as a legitimate authority.....Ms Graham was given two hours to remove her possessions including suitcases and cardboard boxes on to the Stout St pavement, where she remained last night, sitting on a cushion and covered by a tarpaulin..."

They would appear to have failed if their goal was to stop her camping. She will now be camping, just without the protection of her vehicle.

No doubt if she is attacked or dies of exposure it will cause ratepayers another headache.

**bungbung** · 30th January 2009, 07:46

Originally Posted by stuff website

Council citizen engagement director Wendy Walker said the situation was far from ideal.

"We don't want Jennifer to live on the street. We are very concerned for her wellbeing. However, the central city is not the place for people to commandeer a number of parking spaces and set up semi-permanent camp."

Council offers to make the housetruck roadworthy and have it warranted and registered, as long as she stopped camping in a public place, had been rejected. Accommodation with the council-funded Downtown Community Ministry was also refused.

It would appear that it's all about the protest

**Finn** · 30th January 2009, 07:55

Originally Posted by Sollyboy

NZ used to look after people like this and she would have somewhere to go , a lot of what i see on the street is something society should be ashamed of

What you see on the street is choice. Stop giving them money and handouts and they'll soon have to get of their fat useless arses and try working for a living. Scum.

Think before you post. The socialists days are over kid.

**Str8 Jacket** · 30th January 2009, 07:57

Originally Posted by Finn

Think before you post. The socialists days are over kid.

Some people still have their heads stuck in the sand. I sincerely hope that nothing ever goes so bad for you that you lose everything, including your mind. Karma can be a bitch sometimes.

**Finn** · 30th January 2009, 08:06

Originally Posted by Str8 Jacket

I sincerely hope that nothing ever goes so bad for you that you lose everything, including your mind. Karma can be a bitch sometimes.

Well 2008 wasn't exactly rosy and I think caviar will be off the menu this year. Regardless of how bad it gets, I can't see myself becoming a full time motorhomer living off the state and being a public nuisance.

Simple - You've got 2 choices in life. Fight or give up. The later is very easy in NZ.