Tucks Oscars watch down the back of sofa
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Judge taking Nel outside 
To give him a slap? Or is that just wishful thinking?
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Tucks Oscars watch down the back of sofa
Tea leaf.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Judge taking Nel outside
To give him a slap? Or is that just wishful thinking?
stop it or I'll be needing Barry to defend me from what I'll do to you 
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
Judge taking Nel outside
To give him a slap? Or is that just wishful thinking?
stop it or I'll be needing Barry to defend me from what I'll do to you
they're back so put it on my screen grrrr 
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
You are in need of halp if you are drooling over Nel.
Originally Posted by Pengy:
they're back so put it on my screen grrrr
My link is showing a test card.
Originally Posted by Pengy:
they're back so put it on my screen grrrr
why have we not got live feed
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
they're back so put it on my screen grrrr
why have we not got live feed
Internet links have gone down too.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
they're back so put it on my screen grrrr
why have we not got live feed
Internet links have gone down too.
back now and they have run out of witnesses 
we're back now and is Barry asking for close of play????
According to BBC guy, Nel asked her a couple of questions about the phone calls and that was it. He says Nel was at his gentlest with her.
Originally Posted by Pengy:
we're back now and is Barry asking for close of play????
What? Why?
bloody hell
least I will get stuff done
Oh well, looks like the ironing will get done after all.
Thanks for the company, see you later.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Oh well, looks like the ironing will get done after all.
snap
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Thanks for the company, see you later.
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased 
did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Oh well, looks like the ironing will get done after all.
snap
mine too
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
see you later everyone...I'll go catch up with some housework as I get no halp in here
Day 26 transcript.
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
Ahem, I remember Nel asking for an early finish because he ran out of available witnesses.
WHY HASN'T TRIAL HEARD FROM PISTORIUS'S HOUSEKEEPER?
Questions were being asked today about why the trial has not heard evidence from Oscar Pistorius's housekeeper after it emerged he was there on the night of the shooting.
Carice Viljoen, one of the first witnesses to arrive at the athleteâs villa, told the court today how she was met by a man called âFrankâ - his Malawian live-in helper - at the front door.
Her testimony suggests he was the closest person to the shooting and could have crucial evidence about the fateful night.
His unexpected mention stunned those following the trial who took to Twitter to express their disbelief.
Aislinn Laing, South Africa correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, tweeted: âAstonishing, but again perhaps an indication of SA attitudes, that weâve heard nothing until now about the nearest person to what happened.
'"Frankie" is a Malawian man who was Pistorius' live-in help. Why hasn't he given evidence?'
Andrew Harding, the BBCâs Africa correspondent, tweeted: âViljoen briefly mentions athleteâs housekeeper - presumably black, and the invisible figure in this case.
âHousekeeperâs name is Frank. Note - only first name used. Hint of the âupstairs downstairsâ divisions that still lurk in post-apartheid SA.â
Another user, Jennifer James, added: âFrank worked for #pistorius at the house. Why havenât we heard his testimony?â
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
Ahem, I remember Nel asking for an early finish because he ran out of available witnesses.
I'm not blaming Roux Yogi but it's a bit bad that 1) there weren't enough witnesses despite being warned and 2) that none of them knew it's a bank holiday for them on Wednesday as it's polling day
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
Ahem, I remember Nel asking for an early finish because he ran out of available witnesses.
I'm not blaming Roux Yogi but it's a bit bad that 1) there weren't enough witnesses despite being warned and 2) that none of them knew it's a bank holiday for them on Wednesday as it's polling day
The whole thing is incredibly disorganised.
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
Ahem, I remember Nel asking for an early finish because he ran out of available witnesses.
I'm not blaming Roux Yogi but it's a bit bad that 1) there weren't enough witnesses despite being warned and 2) that none of them knew it's a bank holiday for them on Wednesday as it's polling day
The whole thing is incredibly disorganised.
it does kind of reinforce the couldn't organise a wotsit in a brewery stereotype of SA
Don't tell Dame but I could forgive Del Boy Barry anything as he makes me laugh
Originally Posted by erinp:
WHY HASN'T TRIAL HEARD FROM PISTORIUS'S HOUSEKEEPER?
Questions were being asked today about why the trial has not heard evidence from Oscar Pistorius's housekeeper after it emerged he was there on the night of the shooting.
Carice Viljoen, one of the first witnesses to arrive at the athleteâs villa, told the court today how she was met by a man called âFrankâ - his Malawian live-in helper - at the front door.
Her testimony suggests he was the closest person to the shooting and could have crucial evidence about the fateful night.
His unexpected mention stunned those following the trial who took to Twitter to express their disbelief.
Aislinn Laing, South Africa correspondent for the Daily Telegraph, tweeted: âAstonishing, but again perhaps an indication of SA attitudes, that weâve heard nothing until now about the nearest person to what happened.
'"Frankie" is a Malawian man who was Pistorius' live-in help. Why hasn't he given evidence?'
Andrew Harding, the BBCâs Africa correspondent, tweeted: âViljoen briefly mentions athleteâs housekeeper - presumably black, and the invisible figure in this case.
âHousekeeperâs name is Frank. Note - only first name used. Hint of the âupstairs downstairsâ divisions that still lurk in post-apartheid SA.â
Another user, Jennifer James, added: âFrank worked for #pistorius at the house. Why havenât we heard his testimony?â
that's interesting Erin cos I was sure he had a live-in housekeeper but then again, why would't 'Frank' look after the dogs and house when OP was away? and would Reeva have stayed there on her own with just the housekeeper? - could be that he doesn't actually live on site all the time I suppose
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
Ahem, I remember Nel asking for an early finish because he ran out of available witnesses.
I'm not blaming Roux Yogi but it's a bit bad that 1) there weren't enough witnesses despite being warned and 2) that none of them knew it's a bank holiday for them on Wednesday as it's polling day
The whole thing is incredibly disorganised.
it does kind of reinforce the couldn't organise a wotsit in a brewery stereotype of SA
Don't tell Dame but I could forgive Del Boy Barry anything as he makes me laugh
I won't tell Dame.
I lubs Barry.
"Rubs hands together" right I want a full English tomorrow, a cup of black tea, no sugar, toast, fruit and yoghurts and fruit juice
Originally Posted by Pengy:
The whole thing is incredibly disorganised.
it does kind of reinforce the couldn't organise a wotsit in a brewery stereotype of SA
Don't tell Dame but I could forgive Del Boy Barry anything as he makes me laugh
mind he makes me laugh for different reasons
Originally Posted by Aimee:
"Rubs hands together" right I want a full English tomorrow, a cup of black tea, no sugar, toast, fruit and yoghurts and fruit juice
makes toast now and a flask of tea and that's your lot
Originally Posted by Yogi19:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Pengy:
oooo Judgie wants to see counsel in chambers - not pleased did she not warn them of this before they broke up for Easter break?????
yes...seems the defence are the least organised...even to the point of having witnesses there on time and they being useless
Ahem, I remember Nel asking for an early finish because he ran out of available witnesses.
Nel can do no wrong...so there
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
wonder is Xochi's alarm went off
No, it bliddy didn't... or if it did I ignored it.
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
Originally Posted by Aimee:
"Rubs hands together" right I want a full English tomorrow, a cup of black tea, no sugar, toast, fruit and yoghurts and fruit juice
makes toast now and a flask of tea and that's your lot
After all the effort I went to
Originally Posted by Xochi:
Originally Posted by Dame_Ann_Average:
wonder is Xochi's alarm went off
No, it bliddy didn't... or if it did I ignored it.
I'm going to come in tomorrow with two pans and bang them in your ear
