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Re: Swans

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  1. Quoted message said:

    Why do people
    insist on hiding behind their keyboards and be rude in a way they would
    be scared to if addressing an unknown bloke down the pub?

    Because this doesn't happen often enough (not that I think it should happen
    more often thobut!)
    <url:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6059726.stm>

  2. Mark Thompson said:
    Quoted message said:

    Why do people
    insist on hiding behind their keyboards and be rude in a way they would
    be scared to if addressing an unknown bloke down the pub?

    Because this doesn't happen often enough (not that I think it should happen
    more often thobut!)
    <url:http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/london/6059726.stm>

    Maybe this could be the seed of a new business. We could make sold
    metal bunkers the size and shape of phone booths. People could pay an
    hourly rate to be locked in them, while cameras, microphones, and
    speakers could allow them to insult passing members of the public with
    complete impunity. It would be particularly profitable if certain
    members of the public were so offended that they hung around, waiting
    for the "michael anderson"-alike to come out. This would force the
    person inside to keep on feeding the slot so that they can remain safe
    inside.

  3. Quoted message said:

    Maybe this could be the seed of a new business. We could make sold
    metal bunkers the size and shape of phone booths. People could pay an
    hourly rate to be locked in them, while cameras, microphones, and
    speakers could allow them to insult passing members of the public with
    complete impunity.

    Good idea, but don't cars fulfil those functions for most people? 😉

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