If actual crimes are not against your moral code, you're probably a bit of a priiiick lol
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comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
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Seriously, burglary is not against your moral code?
Absolute pond life who do this, and police aren’t interested about it either
Should be allowed to shoot the bastaards if you catch them at it
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There are people who shoplift, pickpocket and burgle houses because they don’t believe that there’s any other way to heat their home or feed their children.
The UK has people turning up at their local food bank and finding that there’s nothing left on the shelves.
I’m not excusing all such crimes, obviously, but I think it’s always useful to understand context.
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Taking burglary alone, it’s not something that’s been borne out of the cost of living crisis, it’s always existed, an easy way to get something for nothing while destroying peoples lives and making them feel unsafe in their own home
As much as I hate this government I’m not going to lay the blame at their door for people stooping to such levels, absolute scuum
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Of course, as I stated in my first post, not all burglaries are committed by people desperate to heat their homes or feed their kids. There are surely organised criminal gangs, career criminals and opportunists responsible for most of them.
But the data shows us that petty crime tracks poverty pretty well. The more poverty in society, the more petty crimes are committed. People with no history of criminal activity who might not have ever dreamt about committing a crime of any kind are driven to do so by necessity.
This is why all of a sudden we’re seeing blocks of facking cheese in GPS-tracked plastic cases in supermarkets and shoppers having to ask staff to bring them meat out from the back rather than being able to take it from shelves.
(Semi-related: There’s another factor that criminologists call “relative deprivation”. This doesn’t reflect any necessity or perceived necessity to commit a crime to help make ends meet, but people committing crimes because they feel jealous of the possessions or lifestyles of others or a need to ‘keep up’ with peers, neighbours, colleagues, etc. Quite different, but is also posited to help explain why societies with high levels of inequality also tend to see higher petty crime rates, even when least financially comfortable demographic is by global standards relatively comfortable and can generally afford to make ends meet.)
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posted 10 hours, 25 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Your DNA can be extracted from your log. Or at least something that narrows it down to your maternal line so pretty decent circumstantial evidence in a court. However, it is expensive and most police don't care much about burglary unless it is royals, politicos, very high value or aggravated by attempted murder or more.
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posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
comment by Wahl Icht Roma (U22997)
posted 36 minutes ago
If actual crimes are not against your moral code, you're probably a bit of a priiiick lol
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Depends on the nature of the crime and whether your moral code aligns with the interests of the state.
Dancing in the dark after midnight in Japan is an actual crime. As is swearing in the UAE, chewing gum in Singapore, insulting the monarchy in Thailand, building a sandcastle on a beach in Spain, pessing in the ocean in Portugal, or wearing a fake beard in Denmark.
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comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
Having slept on it I've decided moral code is the wrong choice of words, though I don't know the right.
I'm talking about things beyond my comprehension, some types of crime unimaginable to me. Words to differentiate them from more ordinary crimes.
“For example Bank robbery, fraud, burglary, fraud are not against my moral code.“
Depends on the context. I think there’s a special place in hell reserved for people who target the elderly and vulnerable. Did a job a few months back for a chap with dementia who’d been ripped off, takes a special sort of specimen to do that to someone.
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posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
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Didnt someone once say that liberals were Torys who hadnt yet been mugged/robbed.
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comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
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comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
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comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
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Didnt someone once say that liberals were Torys who hadnt yet been mugged/robbed.
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What are you on about? Anyway I heard the police caught a suspect in the above case and grilled him on his whereabouts that night.
I got mugged by a coloured gentleman in Barcelona. I didn't then become racist, because I'm not a tory cant.
As the saying goes a tory cant is a tory cant before it gets mugged/robbed, then if the tory cant gets mugged/robbed, they continue being a tory cant but justify it because they were mugged/robbed.
Anyway, I don't think anyone is saying that tories aren't cants. I think the argument here by tories is that they are justified in being cants based on their experience and then how they interpret that experience with their small minded approach.
Cant say coloured anymore, you big racist.
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comment by Busby (U19985)
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comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
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He did have the foresight to keep a small 🦇 in the bedroom in case of such emergencies.
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posted 2 minutes ago
Cant say coloured anymore, you big racist.
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Is it not just like a re-ordering of the words, like instead of coloured person it is person in which is coloured or person who is colourful? I can't remember.
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posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Dave the Save (U22987)
posted 2 minutes ago
Cant say coloured anymore, you big racist.
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Is it not just like a re-ordering of the words, like instead of coloured person it is person in which is coloured or person who is colourful? I can't remember.
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I dont know. A Black fella I know agrees the term person of colour is acceptable, but goes on to say we are all a colour.
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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posted 1 minute ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Yeah and also looking for a pretend argument as bored waiting for lunch time so I can go on holiday. Would you like to participate in one short argument? Like 5 replies max? Pick a subject and then I will pick a side probably the opposite side from you?
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comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Yeah and also looking for a pretend argument as bored waiting for lunch time so I can go on holiday. Would you like to participate in one short argument? Like 5 replies max? Pick a subject and then I will pick a side probably the opposite side from you?
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Life is to short Barry. And anyway RDD does it so much better than you.
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posted 17 minutes ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Can we not bring that up please
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comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
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comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Yeah and also looking for a pretend argument as bored waiting for lunch time so I can go on holiday. Would you like to participate in one short argument? Like 5 replies max? Pick a subject and then I will pick a side probably the opposite side from you?
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Life is to short Barry. And anyway RDD does it so much better than you.
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I agree. That was a boring argument.
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernançalvemiro triumvirate (U17054)
posted 1 hour, 44 minutes ago
comment by Wahl Icht Roma (U22997)
posted 36 minutes ago
If actual crimes are not against your moral code, you're probably a bit of a priiiick lol
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Depends on the nature of the crime and whether your moral code aligns with the interests of the state.
Dancing in the dark after midnight in Japan is an actual crime. As is swearing in the UAE, chewing gum in Singapore, insulting the monarchy in Thailand, building a sandcastle on a beach in Spain, pessing in the ocean in Portugal, or wearing a fake beard in Denmark.
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Or shouting FIRE! in a theatre in Texas.
Begs the question what one should shout but hey ho.
It is illegal to drink on trains now in Scotland post covid because beer might give you covid and you might pour that beer that has covid over someone else and give them covid. It is one of the most important laws to follow and I would never break it because I am a good person with a strong moral code.
comment by Glazers Out (SE85) (U21241)
posted 15 hours, 18 minutes ago
People's moral codes are all over the place in this fanbase. There's plenty that don't want Greenwood back but are salivating at the prospect of Qatari owners.
Selective moral codes are more fun clearly. 😂
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And I am one of few that want the Qatari and also could not care one iota if Greenwood comes back to play for us.
The woman in question is having his baby. From the looks of things, he has been welcomed back by her family whilst they enjoy his riches. It is their problem.
Listen very carefully to our manager, this is what separates me from some idiots here. ETH is a winner, he is talking about goals!!! Currency of this game and from what I could tell ETH has no qualms welcoming back the player.
I am no judge or the law, the man is free man in the eyes of the law, he should be allowed to bloody work and earn a living.
Move on
comment by scholayScholes (U13961)
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comment by Glazers Out (SE85) (U21241)
posted 15 hours, 18 minutes ago
People's moral codes are all over the place in this fanbase. There's plenty that don't want Greenwood back but are salivating at the prospect of Qatari owners.
Selective moral codes are more fun clearly. 😂
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And I am one of few that want the Qatari and also could not care one iota if Greenwood comes back to play for us.
The woman in question is having his baby. From the looks of things, he has been welcomed back by her family whilst they enjoy his riches. It is their problem.
Listen very carefully to our manager, this is what separates me from some idiots here. ETH is a winner, he is talking about goals!!! Currency of this game and from what I could tell ETH has no qualms welcoming back the player.
I am no judge or the law, the man is free man in the eyes of the law, he should be allowed to bloody work and earn a living.
Move on
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Did you just type that matters of violent domestic abuse are “their problem” and “what separates me from some idiots” in the same post?
I guess you did use the qualifier “some”.
Ffs Scholay.
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posted on 31/5/23
If actual crimes are not against your moral code, you're probably a bit of a priiiick lol
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 10 hours, 1 minute ago
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernançalvemiro triumvirate (U17054)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 1 hour, 55 minutes ago
Seriously, burglary is not against your moral code?
Absolute pond life who do this, and police aren’t interested about it either
Should be allowed to shoot the bastaards if you catch them at it
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There are people who shoplift, pickpocket and burgle houses because they don’t believe that there’s any other way to heat their home or feed their children.
The UK has people turning up at their local food bank and finding that there’s nothing left on the shelves.
I’m not excusing all such crimes, obviously, but I think it’s always useful to understand context.
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Taking burglary alone, it’s not something that’s been borne out of the cost of living crisis, it’s always existed, an easy way to get something for nothing while destroying peoples lives and making them feel unsafe in their own home
As much as I hate this government I’m not going to lay the blame at their door for people stooping to such levels, absolute scuum
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Of course, as I stated in my first post, not all burglaries are committed by people desperate to heat their homes or feed their kids. There are surely organised criminal gangs, career criminals and opportunists responsible for most of them.
But the data shows us that petty crime tracks poverty pretty well. The more poverty in society, the more petty crimes are committed. People with no history of criminal activity who might not have ever dreamt about committing a crime of any kind are driven to do so by necessity.
This is why all of a sudden we’re seeing blocks of facking cheese in GPS-tracked plastic cases in supermarkets and shoppers having to ask staff to bring them meat out from the back rather than being able to take it from shelves.
(Semi-related: There’s another factor that criminologists call “relative deprivation”. This doesn’t reflect any necessity or perceived necessity to commit a crime to help make ends meet, but people committing crimes because they feel jealous of the possessions or lifestyles of others or a need to ‘keep up’ with peers, neighbours, colleagues, etc. Quite different, but is also posited to help explain why societies with high levels of inequality also tend to see higher petty crime rates, even when least financially comfortable demographic is by global standards relatively comfortable and can generally afford to make ends meet.)
posted on 31/5/23
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 25 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Your DNA can be extracted from your log. Or at least something that narrows it down to your maternal line so pretty decent circumstantial evidence in a court. However, it is expensive and most police don't care much about burglary unless it is royals, politicos, very high value or aggravated by attempted murder or more.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Wahl Icht Roma (U22997)
posted 36 minutes ago
If actual crimes are not against your moral code, you're probably a bit of a priiiick lol
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Depends on the nature of the crime and whether your moral code aligns with the interests of the state.
Dancing in the dark after midnight in Japan is an actual crime. As is swearing in the UAE, chewing gum in Singapore, insulting the monarchy in Thailand, building a sandcastle on a beach in Spain, pessing in the ocean in Portugal, or wearing a fake beard in Denmark.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
posted on 31/5/23
Having slept on it I've decided moral code is the wrong choice of words, though I don't know the right.
I'm talking about things beyond my comprehension, some types of crime unimaginable to me. Words to differentiate them from more ordinary crimes.
posted on 31/5/23
“For example Bank robbery, fraud, burglary, fraud are not against my moral code.“
Depends on the context. I think there’s a special place in hell reserved for people who target the elderly and vulnerable. Did a job a few months back for a chap with dementia who’d been ripped off, takes a special sort of specimen to do that to someone.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
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comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
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comment by Busby (U19985)
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posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
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Didnt someone once say that liberals were Torys who hadnt yet been mugged/robbed.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 14 minutes ago
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 6 minutes ago
comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
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Didnt someone once say that liberals were Torys who hadnt yet been mugged/robbed.
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What are you on about? Anyway I heard the police caught a suspect in the above case and grilled him on his whereabouts that night.
posted on 31/5/23
I got mugged by a coloured gentleman in Barcelona. I didn't then become racist, because I'm not a tory cant.
As the saying goes a tory cant is a tory cant before it gets mugged/robbed, then if the tory cant gets mugged/robbed, they continue being a tory cant but justify it because they were mugged/robbed.
Anyway, I don't think anyone is saying that tories aren't cants. I think the argument here by tories is that they are justified in being cants based on their experience and then how they interpret that experience with their small minded approach.
posted on 31/5/23
Cant say coloured anymore, you big racist.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Bobby Dazzler (U1449)
posted 46 minutes ago
comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by Busby (U19985)
posted 2 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 10 hours, 29 minutes ago
I totally agree with Rosso regarding some people who shoplift, fraud and burgle to eat and live.
But. Unless you have been house burgled, especially in the possible worst ways, either violently, or losing possessions of sentiment, its leaves a terrible feeling of violation and intrusion that are hard to shake. Forcing many more vulnerable and anxious victims to even move house. Many burglars like to take a messy dump in your toilet and not flush before they go, too for some reason. Like a calling card. And that's just disgusting.
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Yep, feck burgers, I’ve had two experiences.
One as a child, we had our PC robbed and they maxed out parents credit cards, one with a charitable donation which is strange.
The other I was at home with my wife, stood at the top of the stairs and fortunately managed to scare them off with a small bat I happened to have in my room.
Both affected me pretty badly and I still worry as I’ve now got two kids. Staying away for work of pleasure brings on huge amounts of anxiety.
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Did you try putting some cheese on them? Even just a bit of salsa underneath as well can really help change your mind on them. Don't let a couple of bad experiences put you off them altogether.
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You wouldn’t be so clever if you came home to a smashed patty-o door
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He did have the foresight to keep a small 🦇 in the bedroom in case of such emergencies.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Dave the Save (U22987)
posted 2 minutes ago
Cant say coloured anymore, you big racist.
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Is it not just like a re-ordering of the words, like instead of coloured person it is person in which is coloured or person who is colourful? I can't remember.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
posted 18 minutes ago
comment by Dave the Save (U22987)
posted 2 minutes ago
Cant say coloured anymore, you big racist.
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Is it not just like a re-ordering of the words, like instead of coloured person it is person in which is coloured or person who is colourful? I can't remember.
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I dont know. A Black fella I know agrees the term person of colour is acceptable, but goes on to say we are all a colour.
posted on 31/5/23
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
posted on 31/5/23
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Yeah and also looking for a pretend argument as bored waiting for lunch time so I can go on holiday. Would you like to participate in one short argument? Like 5 replies max? Pick a subject and then I will pick a side probably the opposite side from you?
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Yeah and also looking for a pretend argument as bored waiting for lunch time so I can go on holiday. Would you like to participate in one short argument? Like 5 replies max? Pick a subject and then I will pick a side probably the opposite side from you?
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Life is to short Barry. And anyway RDD does it so much better than you.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 17 minutes ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Can we not bring that up please
posted on 31/5/23
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 3 minutes ago
comment by Pierre Reedy (U1734)
posted 9 minutes ago
comment by RB&W - Whiteside has done it again (U21434)
posted 1 minute ago
I think Barry is still a bit dizzy after Dundee U being relegated
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Yeah and also looking for a pretend argument as bored waiting for lunch time so I can go on holiday. Would you like to participate in one short argument? Like 5 replies max? Pick a subject and then I will pick a side probably the opposite side from you?
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Life is to short Barry. And anyway RDD does it so much better than you.
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I agree. That was a boring argument.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by rosso says the time has come to unlock the unlimited Pote-ntial of the Fernançalvemiro triumvirate (U17054)
posted 1 hour, 44 minutes ago
comment by Wahl Icht Roma (U22997)
posted 36 minutes ago
If actual crimes are not against your moral code, you're probably a bit of a priiiick lol
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Depends on the nature of the crime and whether your moral code aligns with the interests of the state.
Dancing in the dark after midnight in Japan is an actual crime. As is swearing in the UAE, chewing gum in Singapore, insulting the monarchy in Thailand, building a sandcastle on a beach in Spain, pessing in the ocean in Portugal, or wearing a fake beard in Denmark.
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Or shouting FIRE! in a theatre in Texas.
Begs the question what one should shout but hey ho.
posted on 31/5/23
It is illegal to drink on trains now in Scotland post covid because beer might give you covid and you might pour that beer that has covid over someone else and give them covid. It is one of the most important laws to follow and I would never break it because I am a good person with a strong moral code.
posted on 31/5/23
comment by Glazers Out (SE85) (U21241)
posted 15 hours, 18 minutes ago
People's moral codes are all over the place in this fanbase. There's plenty that don't want Greenwood back but are salivating at the prospect of Qatari owners.
Selective moral codes are more fun clearly. 😂
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And I am one of few that want the Qatari and also could not care one iota if Greenwood comes back to play for us.
The woman in question is having his baby. From the looks of things, he has been welcomed back by her family whilst they enjoy his riches. It is their problem.
Listen very carefully to our manager, this is what separates me from some idiots here. ETH is a winner, he is talking about goals!!! Currency of this game and from what I could tell ETH has no qualms welcoming back the player.
I am no judge or the law, the man is free man in the eyes of the law, he should be allowed to bloody work and earn a living.
Move on
posted on 31/5/23
comment by scholayScholes (U13961)
posted 7 minutes ago
comment by Glazers Out (SE85) (U21241)
posted 15 hours, 18 minutes ago
People's moral codes are all over the place in this fanbase. There's plenty that don't want Greenwood back but are salivating at the prospect of Qatari owners.
Selective moral codes are more fun clearly. 😂
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And I am one of few that want the Qatari and also could not care one iota if Greenwood comes back to play for us.
The woman in question is having his baby. From the looks of things, he has been welcomed back by her family whilst they enjoy his riches. It is their problem.
Listen very carefully to our manager, this is what separates me from some idiots here. ETH is a winner, he is talking about goals!!! Currency of this game and from what I could tell ETH has no qualms welcoming back the player.
I am no judge or the law, the man is free man in the eyes of the law, he should be allowed to bloody work and earn a living.
Move on
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Did you just type that matters of violent domestic abuse are “their problem” and “what separates me from some idiots” in the same post?
I guess you did use the qualifier “some”.
Ffs Scholay.
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