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Air conditioned helmet.
I tell ya, one day you'll all be gutted that i did it first.
Now, if only I could remember what that idea of mne was0 -
Loook further up the thread aliwibble (fucked if I can find it now)> am sure I said something about my helmet!0
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Ah right, was on the previous page and 2 days ago, no wonder I'd forgotten!0
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You just KNOW it would work.
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A large, loose fitting overgarment, under which you can smuggle alcohol past the gustapo stewards, to your seat in the covered end.
ladies and gentlemen, i give you 'the beerkha'1 -
[cite]Posted By: paulbaconsarnie[/cite]A large, loose fitting overgarment, under which you can smuggle alcohol past the gustapo stewards, to your seat in the covered end.
ladies and gentlemen, i give you 'the beerkha'
I would like one please0 -
A breathalyser on mobile telephones, or an automated system whereby after say 10pm on a Friday or a Saturday mobiles switched to emergency comms only0
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That's one I had thought about Carts, or maybe an automatic delay on texts, which then alerts you 10 hours later to confirm "send"...0
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[cite]Posted By: Carter[/cite]A breathalyser on mobile telephones, or an automated system whereby after say 10pm on a Friday or a Saturday mobiles switched to emergency comms only
What if you've had a dump though?1 - Sponsored links:
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I would like to confirm that not all us old'uns are bumbling idiots. Also I think Euthanasia sounds very tasty, and I'm going to try some next time I'm in Tescos.0
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Extinction Rebellion advocate and tireless campaigner against animal abuse.
And this is what he gets from the dark side. Thinking of you, Chris.
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Chris Packham said:
"All it does is strengthen my resolve to make the UK countryside a better place for wildlife and the people who live and work there.
"In a very sad and perverse way this ghastly action indicates that I'm making progress.
"As I've always said 'I'm not here to make friends - I'm here to make a difference'."
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I think you've got the wrong thread.6
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I reckon a 3-0 win with a Taylor hatrick.
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perhaps they had just turned 80?Anna_Kissed said:Extinction Rebellion advocate and tireless campaigner against animal abuse.
And this is what he gets from the dark side. Thinking of you, Chris.5 -
Ironically that is a small murder of crows.7
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MrOneLung. Sound policies for a better Britain!0
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what a strange thread resurrection4
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5 days lateValleyGary said:what a strange thread resurrection3 - Sponsored links:
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Make you right Mr one lung.MrOneLung said:What are your ideas / inventions etc that you would probably never actually get round to doing/making/implementing
Can be serious ideas or real off the wall wacky type things.
I always though the Bishopsgate area in the City could do with a decent chip shop.
Surely a chip shop would rake in the money in that area - it would of course be called The City Chippy.
Compulsory euthanasia at 80.
No messing about eeking out your pension/savings - you know exactly how much and how long you have got to spend it.
No sitting there being spoon fed whilst dribbling incoherently.
Frees up hospital beds and council housing and services etc.
And what major inventions/breakthroughs have come from someone aged over 80?
This may be a tough one to sell to the general public though.....
The Silent Majority Party.
Set up a political party that is based on the feelings of the general public.
Prisons should be a punishment.
Life should mean life.
Immigrants should have jobs to come into/be sponsored by someone already here.
Uk law should supercede EU law
Central DNA database - only criminals need fear it.
etc etc
Obviously these ideas are not totally tthought through but are general ramblings.
It might upset me 95 year old nan but 80s old enough.
They could have a 80th birthday party with the family then the next day picked they get picked up by coach.
Let them have the day down Eastbourne and then off to beachy head in the afternoon.
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Should we just stop at old people - perhaps we should include the disabled as well and anyone defined as undesirable. Sounds really progressive.Essex_Al said:Compulsory euthanasia at 80.
No messing about eeking out your pension/savings - you know exactly how much and how long you have got to spend it.
No sitting there being spoon fed whilst dribbling incoherently.
Frees up hospital beds and council housing and services etc.
And what major inventions/breakthroughs have come from someone aged over 80?
This may be a tough one to sell to the general public though.....
Do you actually believe that all elderly people are braindead, bumbling, dribbling buffoons when they reach 80. You might have your own thoughts about doing this to yourself when and if you turn 80, but to suggest compulsory euthanasia for all is outrageous. I run a sheltered housing complex for the elderly, come and spend a day with us, you may well want to change your mind when you meet some of my 80 plus residents. I have recently run computer courses to which many 80 years olds attended, most have never switched a computer on in their lives. Come and have a look at the certificates of achievement they recently recieved. You are very wrong in making this statement and I would be very happy to prove it to you!
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hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Should we just stop at old people - perhaps we should include the disabled as well and anyone defined as undesirable. Sounds really progressive.Essex_Al said:Compulsory euthanasia at 80.
No messing about eeking out your pension/savings - you know exactly how much and how long you have got to spend it.
No sitting there being spoon fed whilst dribbling incoherently.
Frees up hospital beds and council housing and services etc.
And what major inventions/breakthroughs have come from someone aged over 80?
This may be a tough one to sell to the general public though.....
Do you actually believe that all elderly people are braindead, bumbling, dribbling buffoons when they reach 80. You might have your own thoughts about doing this to yourself when and if you turn 80, but to suggest compulsory euthanasia for all is outrageous. I run a sheltered housing complex for the elderly, come and spend a day with us, you may well want to change your mind when you meet some of my 80 plus residents. I have recently run computer courses to which many 80 years olds attended, most have never switched a computer on in their lives. Come and have a look at the certificates of achievement they recently recieved. You are very wrong in making this statement and I would be very happy to prove it to you!
No. I think we should speak to those who feel oppressed and get the names of all of the people accused of being oppressive and start with them. Free market capitalists, politicians, old white men, conservatives et al.Progressive progress can really kick on then
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Make basic first aid and CPR training part of the compulsory school curriculum.
No-show medical appointments - patients have to come to emergency surgery (and wait) next time, then they can go back to making appointments again.0 -
Easier if one person draws up the list - much quicker.Big_Bad_World said:hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
Should we just stop at old people - perhaps we should include the disabled as well and anyone defined as undesirable. Sounds really progressive.Essex_Al said:Compulsory euthanasia at 80.
No messing about eeking out your pension/savings - you know exactly how much and how long you have got to spend it.
No sitting there being spoon fed whilst dribbling incoherently.
Frees up hospital beds and council housing and services etc.
And what major inventions/breakthroughs have come from someone aged over 80?
This may be a tough one to sell to the general public though.....
Do you actually believe that all elderly people are braindead, bumbling, dribbling buffoons when they reach 80. You might have your own thoughts about doing this to yourself when and if you turn 80, but to suggest compulsory euthanasia for all is outrageous. I run a sheltered housing complex for the elderly, come and spend a day with us, you may well want to change your mind when you meet some of my 80 plus residents. I have recently run computer courses to which many 80 years olds attended, most have never switched a computer on in their lives. Come and have a look at the certificates of achievement they recently recieved. You are very wrong in making this statement and I would be very happy to prove it to you!
No. I think we should speak to those who feel oppressed and get the names of all of the people accused of being oppressive and start with them. Free market capitalists, politicians, old white men, conservatives et al.Progressive progress can really kick on then
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Live music venues to have a special fenced in area, right at the back. Everybody over 6 ft tall has to be herded in there for the gig where they can enjoy blocking each other's view.3
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Majority Matters is a political party that exists in the US headed by the great Mark Robinson -MrOneLung said:What are your ideas / inventions etc that you would probably never actually get round to doing/making/implementing
Can be serious ideas or real off the wall wacky type things.
I always though the Bishopsgate area in the City could do with a decent chip shop.
Surely a chip shop would rake in the money in that area - it would of course be called The City Chippy.
Compulsory euthanasia at 80.
No messing about eeking out your pension/savings - you know exactly how much and how long you have got to spend it.
No sitting there being spoon fed whilst dribbling incoherently.
Frees up hospital beds and council housing and services etc.
And what major inventions/breakthroughs have come from someone aged over 80?
This may be a tough one to sell to the general public though.....
The Silent Majority Party.
Set up a political party that is based on the feelings of the general public.
Prisons should be a punishment.
Life should mean life.
Immigrants should have jobs to come into/be sponsored by someone already here.
Uk law should supercede EU law
Central DNA database - only criminals need fear it.
etc etc
Obviously these ideas are not totally tthought through but are general ramblings.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ftwVTohJJlU
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Greatest misrepresentation of the truth ever.Anna_Kissed said:
PS You took your time, this has been naused up and put back together again over the last 8 days. Some "activist" you are0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=8bfyS-S-IJs
