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  1. OMGWTFBBQ

    http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/main.jhtml?xml=/news/2007/10/26/nsex126.xml

    Actually the most disturbing detail is the articles final sentence, it sounds like a unfinished sketch from Little Britain.

  2. The pavement dude concerns me... concrete rash anyone?

  3. On Oct 28, 10:48 am, gplama <gplama.2z4...@no-

    mx.forums.cyclingforums.com said:

    The pavement dude concerns me... concrete rash anyone?

    He'll need some mefix 🙂

  4. On Oct 27, 11:55 pm, cfsmtb <cfsmtb.2z4...@no-

    mx.forums.cyclingforums.com said:

    OMGWTFBBQ

    http://tinyurl.com/35mzyo

    Actually the most disturbing detail is the articles final sentence, it
    sounds like a unfinished sketch from Little Britain.

    --
    cfsmtb

    Reminds me of "Hump a Hummer", but I wish it didn't. The Hummer is
    coming down under.

  5. Donga said:

    Reminds me of "Hump a Hummer", but I wish it didn't. The Hummer is
    coming down under.

    They are already here.

  6. cfsmtb said:

    OMGWTFBBQ

    http://tinyurl.com/35mzyo

    Actually the most disturbing detail is the articles final sentence, it
    sounds like a unfinished sketch from Little Britain.

    the thing that really concerns me is the debashment of the "Sex
    Offenders List". I thought this was a list of people who could be
    considered a danger to other peope. It seems to have become (over there)
    a list of people who do not have poltically correct sex. Is it the same
    here?

  7. Terryc said:
    cfsmtb said:

    OMGWTFBBQ

    Quoted message said:

    http://tinyurl.com/35mzyo

    Quoted message said:

    Actually the most disturbing detail is the articles final sentence, it
    sounds like a unfinished sketch from Little Britain.

    the thing that really concerns me is the debashment of the "Sex
    Offenders List". I thought this was a list of people who could be
    considered a danger to other peope. It seems to have become (over there)
    a list of people who do not have poltically correct sex. Is it the same
    here?

    I was thinking that too. What consenting adults do together or when
    alone in their room behind locked doors should never be a concern of
    the state. The charge would seem wholly appropriate if he was doing
    it in public place or with a minor or in any way that would cause
    physical or psychological harm to anyone else, but the facts of the
    case are that some guy was caught with his pants down alone in his
    room with the door locked, by a couple of cleaners who entered using a
    master key. Terribly embarrassing I'm sure, but hardly a threat to
    society and clearly not with the intent to harm anyone else.

    Travis

  8. Travis said:
    Terryc said:
    cfsmtb said:

    OMGWTFBBQ

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    http://tinyurl.com/35mzyo

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Actually the most disturbing detail is the articles final sentence, it
    sounds like a unfinished sketch from Little Britain.

    Quoted message said:

    the thing that really concerns me is the debashment of the "Sex
    Offenders List". I thought this was a list of people who could be
    considered a danger to other peope. It seems to have become (over there)
    a list of people who do not have poltically correct sex. Is it the same
    here?

    I was thinking that too. What consenting adults do together or when
    alone in their room behind locked doors should never be a concern of
    the state. The charge would seem wholly appropriate if he was doing
    it in public place or with a minor or in any way that would cause
    physical or psychological harm to anyone else, but the facts of the
    case are that some guy was caught with his pants down alone in his
    room with the door locked, by a couple of cleaners who entered using a
    master key. Terribly embarrassing I'm sure, but hardly a threat to
    society and clearly not with the intent to harm anyone else.

    Travis

    Do you reckon they would have charged him if he'd merely been engaged
    in a bit of old-fashioned Onanism?

    Regardless, when he gets sentenced I expect he's looking at a stiff
    penal stretch.

    BTH

  9. BT Humble said:


    Do you reckon they would have charged him if he'd merely been engaged
    in a bit of old-fashioned Onanism?

    Regardless, when he gets sentenced I expect he's looking at a stiff
    penal stretch.

    In a State penetration centre :-)

    --

  10. Travis said:

    Terribly embarrassing I'm sure, but hardly a threat to
    society and clearly not with the intent to harm anyone else.

    Cheap laughs aside, seriously what is the moral dilemma? The cleaners could of just left it with a mildly funny anecdote, why further inform the hotel manager & the cops? The other issue regarding interfering with pavements is more of a worry, ie: committing a public nuisance & just plain icky.

    Although the English may have a thing about bike love, recall this ad from UK FoE a few years ago?

  11. On Oct 28, 10:33 pm, cfsmtb <cfsmtb.2z5...@no-

    mx.forums.cyclingforums.com said:
    Travis said:

    Terribly embarrassing I'm sure, but hardly a threat to
    society and clearly not with the intent to harm anyone else.

    Cheap laughs aside, seriously what is the moral dilemma? The cleaners
    could of just left it with a mildly funny anecdote, why further inform
    the hotel manager & the cops? The other issue regarding interfering with
    pavements is more of a worry, ie: committing a public nuisance & just
    plain icky.

    Although the English may have a thing about bike love, recall this ad
    from UK FoE a few years ago?

    --
    cfsmtb

    Surely you have just been spoofed?

    Donga

  12. cfsmtb said:
    Travis said:

    Terribly embarrassing I'm sure, but hardly a threat to
    society and clearly not with the intent to harm anyone else.

    Cheap laughs aside, seriously what is the moral dilemma? The cleaners
    could of just left it with a mildly funny anecdote, why further inform
    the hotel manager & the cops?

    Lots of Calvinists up in Scotland, I hear that they're nearly as bad
    as far-right fundamentalist Xtains on what they see as "moral" issues.

    BTH

  13. Donga said:


    Surely you have just been spoofed?

    Donga

    You've got a point there, but as BTH mentions, some folks do get their arses bent out of shape over what should remain personal matters. Oh dear, bad puns again.

  14. cfsmtb said:

    OMGWTFBBQ

    http://tinyurl.com/35mzyo

    Actually the most disturbing detail is the articles final sentence, it
    sounds like a unfinished sketch from Little Britain.

    A pavement you can understand.

    But hard to understand the problem with someone behind a locked door.

    dewatf.

  15. cfsmtb said:

    Cheap laughs aside, seriously what is the moral dilemma?

    if it's a steel frame he'll rust the tubes.

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