Mr Fuller's brother Stephen, of Cleethorpes, criticised bar staff for serving him alcohol, saying: "If he had taken his tablets and stayed off alcohol he could have lived a normal life."Well, maybe. But how the hell were the bar staff to know?
The jury heard how the former civil engineer, of Curzon Court, was a schizophrenic and had a history of self harming. He was prescribed tablets and told not to drink.Just how are they to know that?
It'd clearly be against his 'uman rights to send a picture of him to every bar in the country with a note, wouldn't it?
Bloody Grimsby again! Is there something in the water up there?
ReplyDeleteGreat! Now do we all have to proove we're not on medication when we want a pint?
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ReplyDeleteBesides fish?
Presumably had he been refused alcohol on the grounds he was mentally ill (the pubs might be a bit empty if it was a rule that was enforced rigorously) we would now be reading a piece about how an ambulance chasing lawyer had just extracted X thousand pounds out of the bar for discriminating against a disabled person.
ReplyDeleteSurely he would have to wear two S's?
ReplyDeleteHow about a BP t-shirt?
ReplyDelete"Bloody Grimsby again! Is there something in the water up there?"
ReplyDeleteAh, it seems to be in the water of quite a few places, if so...
"Great! Now do we all have to proove we're not on medication when we want a pint?"
I wouldn't be a bit surprised.
"Presumably had he been refused alcohol on the grounds he was mentally ill (the pubs might be a bit empty if it was a rule that was enforced rigorously) we would now be reading a piece about how an ambulance chasing lawyer had just extracted X thousand pounds out of the bar for discriminating against a disabled person."
Spot on!
"Surely he would have to wear two S's?"
Heh! But they call that MPD (Multiple Personality Disorder) nowadays, don't they?