I could shoot public bodies for their total lack of joined up thinking.
But what we really should do is shoot people who litter. It's massively on the increase IMO. People dumping whole family-sized mcdonalds rubbish out of their windows on the move has happened in front of me way too many times recently. And I don't live within 20 miles of a mcdonalds!
I like the idea but I can't see how it'd work practically in terms of getting enough coverage. Anything paid for in cash would be excluded of course. It'd be enormously expensive for business and slow up some supply chains (imagine a checkout queue at the supermarket - and would you be expected to self-serve your own name?). McD's probably measure their average time-to-customer in seconds and that'd come at a cost to them but it's indeed the sort of place it could work. But littering is from everything, not just these big wanky mainly-poor-people chains.Print the buyer's name on all the packaging (from the method of payment). Or the car registration details (from a camera in the drive-thru). Very simple to do and easy for councils to automate penalties.
You’re allowed to make mistakes as a teenager, they should be with other people your own age.
I don't think anything will come of that.And there we go:
Calls grow to reassess age of consent laws after Russell Brand allegations
Woman who alleges star sexually assaulted her when she was 16 calls for debate about staggered ages of consentwww.theguardian.com
Suggestions about "staggered ages of consent".
Should they?
Lots of people, men and women, like older people. Who are we to decide what normal human behaviour is for a subset of people? It's not for me - I can't think of anything worse than shagging someone with fuck all life experience. But not all old-young relationships are abusive. So to define all of them abusive in law is a pretty horrible act.
It'd be enormously expensive for business
And there we go:
Calls grow to reassess age of consent laws after Russell Brand allegations
Woman who alleges star sexually assaulted her when she was 16 calls for debate about staggered ages of consentwww.theguardian.com
Suggestions about "staggered ages of consent".
Should they?
Lots of people, men and women, like older people. Who are we to decide what normal human behaviour is for a subset of people? It's not for me - I can't think of anything worse than shagging someone with fuck all life experience. But not all old-young relationships are abusive. So to define all of them abusive in law is a pretty horrible act.
The French don't take that shit:
Carrefour puts ‘shrinkflation’ price warnings on food to shame brands
French supermarket chain labels products that have shrunk in size but cost more before contract talks with supplierswww.theguardian.com
The bullshit with all this is that it generates more packaging trash. It's like why do walkers multipacks now come in boxes FFS?Shrinkflation, I noticed the Cadbury Instant Hot Chocolate (Listed as New in Tesco) has shrunk from 400g to 300g and only dropped about 30p.
To be honest this is exactly why Wales is full of cunts and you live there!!!I put in an application to Natural Resources Wales, on their advice, asking for access to the forestry road so I could move some heavy plant up there because the road to my house is too narrow. I need access for an 18t excavator, probably a couple of times at most, but it could potentially have been used for bulky deliveries if builders merchants were unable to deliver. But they can deliver, so I just need it for the excavator a couple of times.
The guy said "if it was just once, I'd open it for you myself as I've got a key, but as you want it a few times, come through the front door".
Spoke to the woman in charge. She said it was a twelve week process. For "can I have a key?" but I said OK. Sorted out the application within an hour. A few days later they came back and said that part of the forestry road was owned privately, so I'd have to sort that out first. Within an hour I had written permission. (Walked down the hill, asked the guy, he was thoroughly decent and asked if I needed it in writing.)
So. 17 weeks later, after multiple chasers, they've written back.
They want £2000 for a licence, and a £150 fee for processing it, for half the period I asked for originally (minus the 17 weeks too).
£2,150 for the ability to drive a digger 1km up a forestry track, "owned" by the public.
I also have to take out liability insurance for 10,000,000 for each time I drive a digger up there.
I was told to watch out for the cunt in the forestry. He knew what he was doing when he pointed me at the front door. Hates the "english" (and I don't qualify as welsh enough).
Of course, they can get tae fuck. I have a key. I was just trying to do the right thing. Independent digger hire, dyouelivered to the bottom of the track and just hope I don't get caught. Trespass is a civil not criminal offence after all...
...now all I need to do is learn how to drive a big fucking digger
Guy dpwn the road was really niceTo be honest this is exactly why Wales is full of cunts and you live there!!!
Constant resistance. Our eldest was top in maths because they really enjoy it. Just moved to juniors and they're playing the "group system, all abilities" bullshit. Whenever they repeat a standard line at you, repeat your request. Most educators I've come across quit faster than you'd think.How do you deal with your kids' new school, which has decent education standards, but you think they're a bunch of petty rules-obsessed dickholes who run things to make their own lives easier while claiming it's a good environment for the kids, while it looks to you like they have a whole China style social scoring system going on? Asking for a friend.