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Tom

		男 38 歲 London 英國上次登入時間： 2007/6/27

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性傾向：	異性戀
體型：	微胖
族裔：	白人
宗教信仰：	無神論者
星座：	射手座
抽煙 / 喝酒：	否 / 是
教育程度：	大學畢業
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Tom的學校

Middlesex University London, United Kingdom 畢業年份： 1995 在學狀態：校友學位： Other 主修： Nurse education	1992 到 1995
Goldsmiths College (University of London) London, United Kingdom 畢業年份：無在學狀態：校友學位： Other 主修： Teacher training	1988 到 1992
Robert Clack School Dagenham, United Kingdom 畢業年份： 1988 在學狀態：校友學位： Other	1984 到 1988

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Blogger and writer of 'Blood, Sweat and Tea'

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London ambulance service
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Carolann	2007/11/23 20:25 have a good birthday. love carolann x
Carolann	2007/7/24 07:12
Violet	2007/7/16 18:24 Hello - seems like the Mail have taken some liberties there, somehow the piece doesn't seem quite your style. The bits about 24-hour drinking particularly interested me: I'd be interested to hear how much of what was printed on the subject is your view and how much is the Mail's tweaking. Speaking from my admittedly somewhat removed vantage point, I can't see that the change in the law has made much difference to crime levels, or prosecutions at least: and on a personal note, I spent ages traipsing around Camden at about 1am on Sunday trying to find somewhere to get a drink (I'd been in a cinema til 11:30, I wasn't on a bender, I swear) and was disappointed. Not even an off licence. Maybe it's just been too long since I was last there on the lash in the early hours of the morning. I am getting on a bit now after all. Just in my experience not too many places have enthusiastically taken to the idea of being open til 5am, except clubs that did it anyway and offies on Green Lanes that have been 24-hour for years. :o) Take care, Vi x
Carolann	2007/7/11 10:09 Hi, Check out my cool celebrity look-alikes on my profile
Violet	2007/6/27 10:48 You have to do the work once a week, and you meet with a supervisor at the start of the order to work out a day you can do it to minimise the effect on your work. If you have to take time off work, you have to take time off work. It's a punishment, no matter what your job is. Got a problem with that? Don't beat people into comas then. Imagine how much the victim's work has been affected. (Sorry, I have absolutely no truck with people whining about it being inconvenient to turn up to probation or community service. I can be a little abrupt. "John, did I hit the policeman/steal the car/make you sell drugs? No? Then don't blame me for you having to finish work early to come here then. See you at three o'clock sharp!") Thanks for the additional info: I wasn't suggesting that the victim not being on duty mitigates the crime, just that if he was it would aggravate it, if you see what I mean.
Violet	2007/6/24 12:15 PS - It would take a lot less than a year to do 200 hours Unpaid Work. Round my way at least you do a working day of a fairly usual length, roughly 9 - 5, so that'd take about 28 weeks to finish by my reckoning. In London you get credited for travelling time if you have to work outside of the borough that you live in, so that could be about two extra hours credited every week. Don't know how it works anywhere else though.
Violet	2007/6/24 12:10 Hello - I tried to post this comment on the blog re your "Free Assault" post, but don't have a blogware account: "Jesus H Christ. I am really appalled by this. Unpaid Work alone for a GBH conviction? Should not happen. I have seen a couple of GBH cases that have been towards the very lowest end of the scale that got a community sentence (including probation too so they have to spend some time facing up to the consequences of their actions at least), with some really exceptional mitigation, but this is clearly something else. If I'd got to do the pre-sentence report in this case it'd have taken a stone miracle - and probably a lobotomy - for me to recommend a community sentence, because of the severity of the injuries alone. I agree with previous commentors that their jobs should make it worse, not better. Individuals capable of that kind of violence should not be working in the service of the public. If they'd been convicted of it prior to getting their jobs I'm sure they wouldn't even have been considered, the Criminal Records Bureau check would surely have screened them out as unsuitable. But because they've already got the job it's OK?? Does anyone know more about the circumstances of the attack? Was the victim on duty? If so that should be a serious aggravating factor - he's in service of the public too, and if he'd been a policeman it would've been Go Directly To Jail, Do Not Pass Go, even for a much less serious assault."
NeeNaw	2007/6/15 17:59 Hey mate hope you are well. Loving the blogs, speak soon take care
* N a T *	2007/6/10 19:47 hey tom - hope youre ok :) just trying to decide what uni to go and stufy for my paramedic degree - im leaning towards the london area....I know about kingston, herts & greenwich - which 1 is any good? thanks
i want a word	2007/5/22 08:32 Hi Tom, Thanks for adding me, and I hope you're thinking of a word! Chris www.iwantaword.com
Fornoone	2007/5/7 17:52 Ok, I know it's the classical "Thanks for adding me comment" but I feel it's due. Anyway...Thanks for adding me...and thanks for the stories about your shifts it's conforting to see that people is strange in all country and not only here in Italy
Margo AKA Funky Mango	2007/4/27 17:07 Hi Tom, thanks for the add :-) Enjoy your blog and your other writing - keep telling it like it is!
claire	2007/4/26 18:11 Hi Tom, thanks for the add. Found this through your blog (I guess like just about everyone else...) Am an LAS tec 2 and doing uni study at the same time... next year probably be East sector support (yea they can do what they want with us). Find your blog very interesting and its a good insight for the public. If only everyone were to read it! (but then you and I might be out of a job due to less calls) Take care
^_^	2007/4/26 11:27 Thanks for the add Hope you feel better soon! Luvs Caz
Sam	2007/4/26 11:05 Hi Tom, Cheers for accepting the add, you responded to an email of mine a few months ago with some advice into joining the service (as you probably do with lots of people). Just to let you know it paid off as I am starting as a Control Room Assistant in 3 weeks time so once again Cheers Tom!!. I got your book, read a few pages whilst waiting for my selection night but waiting to finish another series tat I am half way through first. Sam
Alison	2007/4/25 22:16 Hey Tom, I've been reading your blog for a couple of weeks (ever since I heard about your book which I bought and loved) and I can't get enough of it! Don't stop writing!!
The very hungry Katerpillar	2007/4/25 18:20 Wheeeee. Thanks for the add!
Paddler Iain	2007/4/25 12:20 Cheers for the add. Came to your space through your blog. It's a good read - keep it up. http://rockratrobinson.blogspot.com
* N a T *	2007/4/24 21:09 Thanks for the add :o)
Violet	2007/4/24 21:06 This business of not being able to comment on your own page is very odd... I just did a Google image search for the pic of Death, I don't have a scanner. Can't remember where it's from, which I know is poor form.
Kat	2007/4/24 21:04 Thanks for the add....now all you need to do is pimp your page with blog crawlers and twitter feeds to keep us linked in to all you do!
cecilia	2007/4/24 20:32 hi tom, thanks for the add!
Violet	2007/4/24 19:37 Hello, thanks for the add - I read the blog regularly and it's always entertaining and/or food for thought. I'm a probation officer (for some heinous sins in a past life, I presume) and can often identify with your thoughts on some of your punters. At least it's my exclusive remit to deal with people being aggressive and messed up, rather than having that get in the way of trying to save people's lives.

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