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It's a reaction to you poisoning his mind with songs about equine love

If they can't be charged with anything it's a wrongful arrest and compensation would be due to them. They committed absolutely no crime whatsoever Being a bellend isn't a crime You appear to want to live in a Police State No Public Order offence was being committed Looking suspicious isn't a crime Public Nuisance is an offence where the General Public (not an individual) have suffered loss, injury or damage. Definitely didn't happen in that video

As much as they are a pair of bellends, what did they actually do that required police intervention? We had much worse than what those bellends we doing when the bomb went off at Liverpool Women's Hospital, it went on for a couple of weeks with the press constantly trespassing on our property I chased them off everytime, got them off the property and left them to it. Never felt the need to call the Police (even though they offered to come) One was a poshboy "We're the BBC you know", "oh I'm sorry, I didn't realise. PLEASE F*** off our property right now" The funniest though was the female journalist from SKY who actually had the audacity the drive onto the property and as she was driving off too intently making faces like a 5 year old at me, managed to hit the kerb outside our front door and had to get the vehicle off our premises and call someone to change her tyre from the road outside

Depends on the circumstances. There are plenty of examples of Police Officers actually believing they have the right to delete and or confiscate photographs that were taken in public places and taken for perfectly legitimate reasons

This is utter nonsense. If you are stood in a public place, you can film absolutely anything or anyone you want to. Private property is a different matter but stood on the public highway like they were most of the time, you can film anything You do not have the right not to be photographed in public, no such law exists

#Heardle #39 ️️️️️ Well flip me, I've never heard that intro bit

Worldle not wordle

#Worldle #74 1/6 (100%) Is it always that easy? I wouldn't think it has the longevity this game

It would never be advisable to put a gun near a very active turd volcano

He must be due a new one soon, that's still his latest album from 2019

Solo album from Jerry Harrison (Talking Heads / Modern Lovers) released in 1987 - Casual Gods. It's a decent album and there's definitely a lot of Talking Heads in there Charity shop purchase some years back, remember when charity shops had decent records in? Seems like a dream

RIchard Hawley - Further

Nah she's got sidepods where they shouldnt be

Sock audit But to be fair, what a pair of absolute blunt weapons

As someone else suggested, have you cleaned the filter? I'm not talking about the one you clear after every use, there's usually a much larger one in a box at the bottom of the machine that you have to unclip and pull out. If that filter is clogged up, your clothes won't dry properly eventually or it'll take much longer

A few common routes with a very common root (Russian troll Farms)

It is worth noting that these two even play on the same team. Green himself has already proven unfit for public office but Dorries is in a different league of incompetence

That would require reporting them to the Advertising Standards Authority for making false claims in advertising

Russian friendly-fire attack. significant loses. (If True) Dialog.ua (Translated by Google) It does seem the Russians really do lack the ability to fight at night

You see it's a slippery slope because sooner or later someone might notice that the whole economy is based on gambling at a higher class of bookmakers called a stock exchange and jebus knows what would happen if the underlings found out

I would imagine he used the cheapest of all devices, maths

Not, I was overtly exaggerating for convenience. See the stuff I posted, it's way less than a £1, all 6 would probably only be £2 a month even on the new prices

This is not your energy hog. Stuff like that uses eff all, realistically you could run them off batteries for a considerable time without changing them if they build them that way. It'll be way less than a £1 a month per dot EDIT: I found this How To Geek Saved you having to read anymore yawny Spreadsheets

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No it isn't.