More oddness from the sky pixie brigade

Discussion in 'UK Motorcycles' started by boots, Jun 16, 2009.

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    boots Guest

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  2. Using the patented Mavis Beacon "Hunt&Peck" Technique, boots
    "**** off. Case dismissed. NEXT!"

    --
    Wicked Uncle Nigel - "He's hopeless, but he's honest"

    I have already made the greatest contribution to the fight against climate
    change that I can make: I have decided not to breed. Now quit bugging me and
    go and talk to the Catholics.
     
    Wicked Uncle Nigel, Jun 16, 2009
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    bod43 Guest

    The answer my friend is blowin' on the web -

    http://www.bondara.co.uk/bondage-gear/masks-blindfolds/596/leather-blindfold.html

    Or if that is too expensive I'm sure the local pound shop
    will fix them up with a nice black waste paper bin.

    Alternatively there is a nice place in Switzerland - Digitas I
    think its called. I for one would consider chippin in for a
    dual seat.
     
    bod43, Jun 17, 2009
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    gazz Guest

    so the stupid twats get their over ride switch, turn the lights off because
    they arent alowed to use power on certian days, then they get mugged on the
    way to their flat in the dark, who do the fuckers sue then.
     
    gazz, Jun 17, 2009
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    Dan L Guest

    "They also said that their solicitors told them they had a strong
    claim."

    Of course they did.

    A strong claim on some meaty costs irrespective of the outcome.

    The cunts deserve each other.

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    Dan L

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    Dan L, Jun 17, 2009
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  6. The sort of thing that makes one nod approvingly at anti-semites,
    really.
     
    The Older Gentleman, Jun 17, 2009
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    AndrewR Guest


    No! This is a matter that needs to be handled with sensitivity.

    "Can you point to the exact passage in the Torah where god forbids
    activating motion sensitive electric lights on the Sabbath? No? Right,
    **** off. Case dismissed. NEXT!"

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    The speccy Geordie twat.
     
    AndrewR, Jun 17, 2009
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    boots Guest

    Harsh, but fair. They've already admitted to a mental illness so in
    the absence of treatment then euthanasia.
     
    boots, Jun 17, 2009
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    Malc Guest

    It's a holiday flat too. **** sake, just lie in like everyone else.
     
    Malc, Jun 17, 2009
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    Hog Guest

    What did I say about eradicating all organised religion...
     
    Hog, Jun 17, 2009
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    Hog Guest

    Hey we could gas^H^H^H erm as you were.
     
    Hog, Jun 17, 2009
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    Buzby Guest

    "Other residents in the block of 35 flats, who could end up having to
    pay legal costs, are upset. "

    That will really further their cause. [1]

    [1] There was an actual punch up at one residents meeting in our block
    in Paddington. Good it was.
     
    Buzby, Jun 17, 2009
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  13. I see watt you did there.
     
    Soylent Green, Jun 17, 2009
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    boots Guest

    As long as eradicate means round up and gas I am with you there.
     
    boots, Jun 17, 2009
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    crn Guest

    Its not a matter of using power, they would leave the lights on.
    The actual prohibition is against lighting a fire, which is interpreted
    by some to include the sparks which may happen inside an electric switch.
     
    crn, Jun 17, 2009
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    boots Guest

    An interpretation of a book of fairy stories FFS. They believe in an
    invisible pixie their opinion is worth 3/5 of **** all.
     
    boots, Jun 17, 2009
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    T i m Guest

    So they piss everyone else off, waste energy and go to court (wasting
    even more resources) because of what they believe 'may happen'?

    FWIW the light sensor is probably electronically switched so they can
    be reassured that there will be no 'sparks'. [1]

    Oh sorry forgot ... 'pixie brigade'. ;-)

    T i m

    [1] And will probably also be zero-crossing-switched so there couldn't
    possibly be a spark under any circumstances.
     
    T i m, Jun 17, 2009
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    Eiron Guest

    And it's not the Jew who's causing the light to come on.
    It's the light sensor that's spying on the Jew....
     
    Eiron, Jun 17, 2009
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    crn Guest

    DING
    Not that the facts are going to stop someone intent on being a fuckwit.
     
    crn, Jun 17, 2009
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    T i m Guest

    LOL (really).

    It's funny all this Pixie lark. As an agnostic (atheist?) I don't
    'believe' in anything in particular but am willing to stay open minded
    about it all *and* let folk get on with what they feel they need to
    do. However, I draw the line at anyone trying to convert anyone else
    to their ways, even if it is their 'task' in life, directly (cold
    calling) or indirectly (making 35 other families living in the same
    flats suffer the lights on all the time / whatever).

    To me all this pixie stuff is like the public announcement films they
    used to put out for "In case of a nuclear attack' days ... filling
    suitcases with earth and barricading themselves under the stairs etc.

    It had little value in a real sense but kept the masses occupied. ;-)

    T i m
     
    T i m, Jun 17, 2009
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