Doing life...
On the "installment plan".
-- KINGSTON -- A 20-year-old Kingston man who left his probation papers at the scene of his latest crime will have six months to consider whether he's chosen the right career path.*
Andrew D. Oatway pleaded guilty in Kingston's Ontario Court of Justice to a Jan. 25 break-in and theft from Dino's Barber Shop, two violations of the probation he received Nov. 16 for an earlier break-in and possession of marijuana.
Oatway's defence lawyer, Dan Scully, asked for some leniency for his client, noting his relative youth. He told Masse that Oatway became a father in January and expressed some hope his client will turn his life around.
"Obviously, he's not very good at this."
1 comments:
"He told Masse that Oatway became a father in January and expressed some hope his client will turn his life around."
The definition of hope? Delayed disappointment.
Reality really sucks, get caught for doing a "job" badly, then were are asked to be nice because he does his job badly.
I "hope" the baby only has his eyes.
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