Don't worry boys. At this range, they can't hit a barn do........................
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Military bases have security, whether that is tight is up for debate.
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As a prank it was bloody funny. As someone killing themselves over it, thats sad for them and their family. Will it stop me listening or watching radio or TV pranks? Will it feck. I grew up with Jeremy Beadle and the wacky Japanese who seem to torture their own citizens in the name of TV pranks..........and by hell are the Japenese prank shows funny. How nobody has not had a heart attack on one of those shows yet I don't know.
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Isn't Aussie and Brit law able to be used cross boundaries? Something to do with the Aussies having a British style legal system where Aussie precedent has the same legal binding as Brit precedent. Anyway, this could all be bollox and it came to me in a drunken dream one night.
The warning does have a legal standing in law. It was explained by a lady from this site who had a bit of knowledge about these kind of things. However, if you put it on you would also have to be willing to go to court and out yourself in a public domain. The best thing is to think what you post or upload (photos). If you do not really want it being put up else where, then do not add it in the first place to an internet sytem.
Instead of clogging up forums with inane drivel (similar to what I do on a daily basis :silly: ).
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Box canyon?
Anyway........when do those legs stop? :Swooooooon:
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I am now going to add Professional to my profile since so many dislike it :twisted:
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The man came and went to Cabinet 4 times that day. 3 times he came and went through the main gate. On the 4th time he was prevented leaving through the gate.
Why?
As for the section 5, I too watch night cops on tv and notice that they are told a number of times to stop swearing before they are ticketed or arrested. This looks like a one off from someone who was pissed off over being stopped doing something he has been allowed to do all day.
As for the words he used, like Rob, I don't really care. The main support seems to be the opposition (no surprise) and the Police Fedreation (no surprise again) as the cuts are going to affect their membership. So of course these will try and keep this going.
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Did I miss the post where it was shown that NIL was very wrong in what he said?
An IED is an explosive that is used to kill by someone standing on it, driving over it or being detonated by stand off. A bit like a mine, that were used in the millions by the British Army in WW2 and some types are still used today..........hang on a minute. If these insurgents are cowards for using their IEDs/mine what does that make the soldiers of the UK, past and present????
Or another way of thinking of an IED is to instill fear into those on the ground to do what the opposition wants. In other words, the art of war. A mine is to deny ground to the enemy without the need to risk life.
So are they cowards? Definately not, same as I would not call an allied soldier a coward for using them. They are just another tool for doing a very awful job. A job that no person should ever aspire to or want to do. Unfotunately, as I cannot see conflict stopping then unfortunately there will be young men and women dying for their governments/leaders.
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Top tip of the day. Don't bother contacting the local authority or any central government body to enforce the DDA as it is down to the individual or group to take the business/entity to an employment tribunal if they feel their rights have been wronged.
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