Posted on 07/15/2011 6:56:26 AM PDT by SanFranDan
FULL TITLE: Pink Floyd star's shamed son jailed for 16 months for hurling bin at Charles and Camilla's convoy during drug-fuelled student fees rampage
Judge tells Charles Gilmour, 21, with his 'advantages' in life he should have 'known better than to engage in such a criminal and reprehensible way'
Cambridge University refuse to say whether student will be allowed back
The shamed son of Pink Floyd guitarist Dave Gilmour was jailed for 16 months today after hurling a bin at a car in the royal convoy during the student riots. Charlie Gilmour, 21, went on a drink and drug-fuelled rampage during the protest, the court heard.
As he was jailed, Judge Nicholas Price QC said: 'I have to take into account that you have had many advantages which are denied to most young men who come before this court.
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How to become......comfortably numb.
That’s gotta make the folks proud.
Doubtless a Momentary Lapse of Reason.
Another brick...in his head.
“Thats gotta make the folks proud.”
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Fruit doesn’t fall far from the tree. Dad’s a flaming moonbat lib, and Sonny’s just trying to make the right impression.
Charlie Gilmour, son of Pink Floyd guitarist David Gilmour, apologises for climbing Cenotaph
Just another brick in the .......car..................
That is if you can call being a “star’s son” an “advantage”. IE: see countless other examples of spoiled “star” children run afoul of the law.
Careful with that axe, Eugene.
When’s the last time a Conservative went on a ‘rampage’, damaged public property, incited riot, endangered private citizens, challenged authority, etc. ....???
Liberals do this kind of stuff all the f&^%ing time and we tolerate them like spoiled children.
He is, regretfully. Still, one damn fine guitarist, nevertheless.
Sorry, Charlie.
*** That is if you can call being a stars son an advantage. IE: see countless other examples of spoiled star children run afoul of the law. ***
I was just having that discussion with a neighbor last night. It seems to me that the better off the parents are financially, the more difficult it becomes to raise children. Not that it can’t be done, but it’s tougher.
I am much better off than my parents were financially. When I was a kid, I knew if I wanted anything beyond the basics, I had to work and find a way to obtain whatever it was. My kids have been more “fortunate”. The result is, I’ve spoiled them, and it’s taken them longer to mature, and the youngest is lazy as the day is long.
I can imagine the temptation to spoil, and the degree of difficulty for raising a child grows exponentially for someone with the wealth of David Gilmour.
Gotta be tough being David Gilmour's son.
I’ve never heard/read David Gilmour make an overtly political statement of any kind.
Roger Waters, on the other hand...
Careful with that bin Charles . . .
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