Rebels! Bloody Rebels!

Can someone from London please explain this blatant disregard for authority?
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/06 ... topstories
http://www.cnn.com/2008/WORLD/europe/06 ... topstories
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http://www.tools.conquerclub.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=8&t=52636
No but seriously, that man's last name is the most important part of that article...Web programmer, David Mudkips, 25, from east London, told PA that the event was "Like rush hour but fun. There were people's sweaty armpits in my face but I didn't care because I was drinking."
Dancing Mustard wrote:No but seriously, that man's last name is the most important part of that article...Web programmer, David Mudkips, 25, from east London, told PA that the event was "Like rush hour but fun. There were people's sweaty armpits in my face but I didn't care because I was drinking."
If only I could buy it off him or something. Man, that'd be awesome.
DaGip wrote:Technically, you could prosecute them all as terrorists? At least under the Bush administrations strict definitions of terrorism. Because, in essence, you were terrorizing the community by protesting a communal function of society, and that would be considered an act of terrorism, punishable by up to 25 years in prison! The state of Oregon is trying to pass such anti-terrorist legislature and use it on anti-war protesters who block and protest traffic...
muy_thaiguy wrote:DaGip wrote:Technically, you could prosecute them all as terrorists? At least under the Bush administrations strict definitions of terrorism. Because, in essence, you were terrorizing the community by protesting a communal function of society, and that would be considered an act of terrorism, punishable by up to 25 years in prison! The state of Oregon is trying to pass such anti-terrorist legislature and use it on anti-war protesters who block and protest traffic...
If they were actually stupid enough to stand out in the middle of the road protesting, I'd be oh so tempted to just plow into them.
DaGip wrote:Technically, you could prosecute them all as terrorists? At least under the Bush administrations strict definitions of terrorism. Because, in essence, you were terrorizing the community by protesting a communal function of society, and that would be considered an act of terrorism, punishable by up to 25 years in prison! The state of Oregon is trying to pass such anti-terrorist legislature and use it on anti-war protesters who block and protest traffic...
Dancing Mustard wrote:DaGip wrote:Technically, you could prosecute them all as terrorists? At least under the Bush administrations strict definitions of terrorism. Because, in essence, you were terrorizing the community by protesting a communal function of society, and that would be considered an act of terrorism, punishable by up to 25 years in prison! The state of Oregon is trying to pass such anti-terrorist legislature and use it on anti-war protesters who block and protest traffic...
Quite threadjacking.
This is about people having awesome partys, not another "Government = Lizardmen" thread.
suggs wrote:But is it? Is it really? How can we sure that you are not Free Mason Da Gimp, impersonating Da Gimp as a ruse to slowly draw us into yourclutches?
*insert my mate Bob in front of his PC, reading from a copy of Da Gimpi Code, on er..YouTube.*
DaGip wrote:suggs wrote:But is it? Is it really? How can we sure that you are not Free Mason Da Gimp, impersonating Da Gimp as a ruse to slowly draw us into yourclutches?
*insert my mate Bob in front of his PC, reading from a copy of Da Gimpi Code, on er..YouTube.*
I never said I wasn't a Free Mason! I am all about mind control and earthquake machines, the sooner we can put the whole world under my evil clutches the better! RFID's for everybody!
DaGip wrote:Hey! It's my thread!
DaGip wrote:Technically, you could prosecute them all as terrorists? At least under the Bush administrations strict definitions of terrorism. Because, in essence, you were terrorizing the community by protesting a communal function of society, and that would be considered an act of terrorism, punishable by up to 25 years in prison! The state of Oregon is trying to pass such anti-terrorist legislature and use it on anti-war protesters who block and protest traffic...
muy_thaiguy wrote:DaGip wrote:suggs wrote:But is it? Is it really? How can we sure that you are not Free Mason Da Gimp, impersonating Da Gimp as a ruse to slowly draw us into yourclutches?
*insert my mate Bob in front of his PC, reading from a copy of Da Gimpi Code, on er..YouTube.*
I never said I wasn't a Free Mason! I am all about mind control and earthquake machines, the sooner we can put the whole world under my evil clutches the better! RFID's for everybody!
BAH! You Freemasons are actually under the control of the even more few and elite, the Knights Templar! Thats right, we didn't die out. We moved to Canada, and then founded the Free Masons shortly after moving to what become Wyoming!
mandalorian2298 wrote:DaGip wrote:Technically, you could prosecute them all as terrorists? At least under the Bush administrations strict definitions of terrorism. Because, in essence, you were terrorizing the community by protesting a communal function of society, and that would be considered an act of terrorism, punishable by up to 25 years in prison! The state of Oregon is trying to pass such anti-terrorist legislature and use it on anti-war protesters who block and protest traffic...
Does this mean that GB has become a part of the Axis of Evil?
Worked like a charm, didn't it? Can someone bump the "Boris effing Johnson"-thread?The anti-drinking strategy was introduced by newly elected London mayor Boris Johnson. He said before the party occurred: "I'm determined to improve the safety and security of public transport in London and create a better environment for the millions of Londoners who rely on it. The ban has the full support of the Metropolitan Police and British Transport Police."
MeDeFe wrote:Worked like a charm, didn't it? Can someone bump the "Boris effing Johnson"-thread?The anti-drinking strategy was introduced by newly elected London mayor Boris Johnson. He said before the party occurred: "I'm determined to improve the safety and security of public transport in London and create a better environment for the millions of Londoners who rely on it. The ban has the full support of the Metropolitan Police and British Transport Police."
suggs wrote:How's the old private health care working for you, Da Gip?