Bye Bye Glitterman

[Daft Old Cat]

Just read on pattayanewsflash that the flamboyant gold encrusted cyclist has moved back to the UK.
OK, it's a slow news day

[petegilly]

Thought it was about the passing of Gary the ped....
I have seen the Glitterman making his way down second road.. Must be bloody hot in that outfit.....

[Mid]

A member here .

https://teakdoor.com/pattaya-forum/76...t-nothing.html (Glitterman Speaks About Nothing)

[dirtydog]

The Glitterman tales if you miss him are chronicled here. TeakDoor.com - The Thailand Forum The Glitterman Chronicles

[Dillinger]

That guy took eccentricity to a new level

A harmless guy though.

I wonder what his next trick back in the UK will be.

Pretty sure the drama queen will make a local news station somewhere in Blighty.

Big brother or britains got talent..... look out, here he comes

[dobella]

He wont stay too long in the UK, the guy is an artist and i saw him many times peddling around with that smirk on his face.
I bet he is already in the departure lounge at Heathrow.

[kingwilly]

Anyone know why?

[Daft Old Cat]

Possibly his allowance has dried up for some reason.

[tsicar]

i didn't know he was from the UK

..i really thought he was antroberton on a walkabout when his wife allowed him out and the outfits are only worn while all his dresses are in the wash.

[Begbie]

I see a big future for the Glitterman as a position has opened due to the previous holder being warded under the mental health act.

.................................................. ......

Naked rambler faces mental health checks after breaking down in court

A sheriff in Kirkcaldy has asked for mental health checks on Stephen Gough after the naked rambler broke down in court.

Gough, 53, from Eastleigh, Hampshire, has spent nearly all of the last six years in Scottish jails, including long periods in solitary confinement at Perth prison, after repeatedly being arrested for failing to wear clothes in public or in court.

He was nude again at Kirkcaldy sheriff court on Thursday to face another charge of breach of the peace after his arrest on the outskirts of Dunfermline in July, three days after his release from his last term of imprisonment at Perth.

During the final stages of a two-hour hearing at which Gough represented himself, the former soldier broke down in tears as he made closing remarks in his own defence.

He had been agitated and seemed near to breaking down earlier in the hearing, prompting the sheriff, James Williamson, to order criminal social work reports into Gough's mental wellbeing before sentencing. Gough told the court he had last had psychiatric tests or social work evaluation several years ago.

In his emotional final plea, Gough, heavily bearded and gaunt, referred to allegations made by the prosecutor, Brian Robertson, and complaints from two civilian witnesses about the alleged impact on their children of seeing him walking naked through Townhill, near Dunfermline.

His voice breaking before he began audibly sobbing, Gough said: "There's nothing about me as a human being that is indecent or alarming or offensive. That's where I'm coming from, which is deep inside.

"So this provocative nature that the man [Robertson] is suggesting I have is nothing of the kind. It's me, standing up for what I am. [Because] all of us are human beings too and we have children and our children are beautiful and we're beautiful too, because we're human beings – all the same. I have nothing to be ashamed about. I'm just a bloke standing up for the truth of what I am."

Williamson told him: "There were certain points in your evidence and certain points in your summing up where I was concerned about your emotional behaviour, and I was a bit concerned as to whether or not you were in control of yourself. I want somebody independent to see whether your mental health is all that is should be because, in the absence of any good reason otherwise, you're going to end up serving prison sentence after prison sentence."

Naked rambler faces mental health checks after breaking down in court | UK news | guardian.co.uk