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If I Ruled The World
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What would you do?
I would take all the cops engaged in 'hate crimes' (300 in the Met alone) & divert them on to finding the person who has taken a chainsaw to an osprey's nest containing new eggs
https:/ /www.th etimes. co.uk/a rticle/ osprey- nest-de stroyed -in-hor rific-a ct-of-v andalis m-on-no rth-wal es-rese rvoir-7 7wdd2gx h
with reward of 1,000 pounds to the officer who finds him (doubt if it is a her) & I would send forces to their home & put everything they own into a shredder/compactor before putting him in jail for at least 10 years.
This is assuming I was in a good mood on that day!
I would take all the cops engaged in 'hate crimes' (300 in the Met alone) & divert them on to finding the person who has taken a chainsaw to an osprey's nest containing new eggs
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with reward of 1,000 pounds to the officer who finds him (doubt if it is a her) & I would send forces to their home & put everything they own into a shredder/compactor before putting him in jail for at least 10 years.
This is assuming I was in a good mood on that day!
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.TTT - // AH: "There are plenty of people who would love to, and are capable of, indulging in a self-controlled heroin habit - but we don't let them because it is seen as 'evil', so no-one can have it legally." - Is that really possible Andy? Could there be functioning hard drug users? I must confess to little knowledge of this but I always thought that a couple of hits and that was the person addicted and thus inflicted with a sole purpose that overrides all else. //
It's more than a couple of hits - you actually have to put some work in to become addicted to heroin.
The popular image of that heroin addict - alternately strung out and incapable or frantically trying to score a fix, is as inaccurate as the perception of an alcoholic - red nose, falling over, incoherent.
Both can be true - but there are endless examples of addicts of either who function perfectly normally - because they don;t draw attention to their addiction, people simply are not aware of its existence - only attnetion-seeking behaviour gets attention.
It's more than a couple of hits - you actually have to put some work in to become addicted to heroin.
The popular image of that heroin addict - alternately strung out and incapable or frantically trying to score a fix, is as inaccurate as the perception of an alcoholic - red nose, falling over, incoherent.
Both can be true - but there are endless examples of addicts of either who function perfectly normally - because they don;t draw attention to their addiction, people simply are not aware of its existence - only attnetion-seeking behaviour gets attention.
ummmm - // TTT - there was that journalist (don't know his name, I'll try and google) who was a functioning heroin addict. If I remember correctly he was on a private flight with Maggie Thatcher and staff and jacking up in the toilet. No one was aware of his addition. //
Will Self - if memory serves.
Will Self - if memory serves.
ael - // if this post had been put in 'animals and nature' the problem of heroin addiction might not have arisen . . . //
I don't think the problem of heroin addiction has arisen - the discussion has taken that turn after I answered the OP with my wish to ban alcohol.
That led to a wider exchange about addictive drugs - such is the nature of debate, the conversations meander.
If the subject was in A & N, I would probably not have replied, I don't usually go on that section.
I don't think the problem of heroin addiction has arisen - the discussion has taken that turn after I answered the OP with my wish to ban alcohol.
That led to a wider exchange about addictive drugs - such is the nature of debate, the conversations meander.
If the subject was in A & N, I would probably not have replied, I don't usually go on that section.
Bobbi - // Especially in C B Andy,a thread can meander in all directions //
Indeed - but it is the nature of our site that conversations do develop as they will, driven by the people who converse, and amen to that.
Of course, some would try and censor and direct things, happily they are powerless to do so, so they moan and gripe from the sidelines.
Indeed - but it is the nature of our site that conversations do develop as they will, driven by the people who converse, and amen to that.
Of course, some would try and censor and direct things, happily they are powerless to do so, so they moan and gripe from the sidelines.
/// Of course, some would try and censor and direct things, happily they are powerless to do so, so they moan and gripe from the sidelines.///
I like how CB takes on a will of its own personally ,I asked for a Nostalgia section but was told just to use CB for it, it’s quite popular and I felt the younger people couldn’t really partake , so CB it’ll be
I like how CB takes on a will of its own personally ,I asked for a Nostalgia section but was told just to use CB for it, it’s quite popular and I felt the younger people couldn’t really partake , so CB it’ll be
i have racks of wine, but rarely drink at home. if i had friends round i would of course offer them a drink, but with covid that's put it on the back burner. I had a couple of pints yesterday with a friend, even in the cold weather it was nice to be out, sitting in the pubs garden area, under a "Pod", just in case it rained.