Tough Justice

In response to:Grim Support- Witch Trials

2013-02-10T22:43:45+01:00

It's crazy what we use to do back in the day.

lisa@modern furniture Los Angeles

In response to:[Accolades] Most Unread Blog on the Internet Top 6

2012-01-24T12:20:23+01:00

Unread Blog on the Internet is ironic as it is the 2nd most read RPG blog after D&D with porn stars!

In response to:[Accolades] Most Unread Blog on the Internet Top 6

2012-01-02T16:13:13+01:00

Ow....it is not that bad.

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In response to:Play by Post

2011-09-14T22:42:53+02:00

I know it takes a lot longer, but the great thing about play-by-post is that you can spend a long time thinking about the story, and put some real effort to writing what happens next.

In response to:Me with Grim & Gritty

2011-09-11T14:45:38+02:00

Nope, where did you get that from?

In response to:Me with Grim & Gritty

2011-09-11T14:26:23+02:00

There is a launch of a new game midnight sometime next week?

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-11T23:45:37+02:00

Some big stores bring civil suits for Shoplifting and vandalism but the small buisneses affected by these riots can't afford to.

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-11T15:14:28+02:00

I love that riot act...but I feel parents should be responsible for 'under age kids' and.....I feel an attachment to earnings/benefits shoulod be bought into play to pay for all this from the offenders....well that is my opinion.

I did set a poll...which is anon...

http://paulinemom.blog.co.uk/2011/08/10/poll-11642172/

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-10T23:06:21+02:00

I think the best way to handle Youth Crime is to try the parents for said crime.

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-10T20:57:37+02:00

I can imagine our 21st century magistrate reading them the riot act.....then getting kicked to death by the mob as a result.
Some of them are too young to be punished...they should be forcing the parents of these scumbags to tear themselves away from the dubious joys of daytime TV and clean up all the broken glass produced by their foul offspring

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-10T20:33:57+02:00

The Riot Act is a great British good idea, although it does imply somewhat of a delay between trouble erupting and action being taken.

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-10T20:33:37+02:00

I had to laugh at Boris with a broom. Especially the way he was handed it. "OH YES YES, THANK YOU, NOW EXCUSE ME" :DD

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-10T20:03:35+02:00

I have heard of gangs using youngsters below the age of criminal responsibility as drug runners etc as they cannot be prosecuted but this isn't a new thing. Georgian criminal gangs used kiddywinks as pickpockets all the time.

In response to:The Riot Act

2011-08-10T19:58:56+02:00

the cheif magistrate was on bbc and said we are highly unlikely to send any young offenders to jail..Now they know they are untouchables and the law doesnt effect them....

In response to:Over the Hills and Far Away

2011-07-19T20:32:33+02:00

Thanks I appreciate it :)

In response to:Over the Hills and Far Away

2011-07-19T12:12:37+02:00

Enjoyed reading, you hit the point my friend.

In response to:Hillarious Law and Order UK Trailer

2011-07-18T00:26:44+02:00

I think it's mocking the Americans more than us if you think about it.

In response to:Hillarious Law and Order UK Trailer

2011-07-18T00:25:34+02:00

Ha. Very funny. Makes us look rather silly, doesn't it? Loved the translations.

In response to:The Greatest Threat to Humanity

2011-07-17T00:08:00+02:00

Fair point about ecological ballance but if we abandoned agressive technology tomorrow most of the world would starve. Eco friendly is all well and good but what's really needed is less people to support.

In response to:The Greatest Threat to Humanity

2011-07-16T23:43:45+02:00

Well you certainly had something to say there my friend.

The one billion people in the year 1800 did have one advantage over us; they were living in an ecologically sustainable balance with nature.

Their communities could have continued living the way they were for thousands of years without destroying the world’s natural habitat. But the current 6.7 billion people are currently destroying the environment by their shear numbers and by the way they are consuming natures single-use resources.

It is clear that humanity can not live at the current population levels with our current life styles forever without destroying the sources of those life giving materials.

The earth currently produces 2,264 million metric tons of cereals, which is the staple food of the world. If each person consumes 2,000 calories per day, 2,264 million metric tons of cereal will support a little bit over 10 billion people.

The Earth can no longer support the number of people who live in it,

There are 1.2billion people too many and, if populations continue to grow at present rates, it could cause wars and starvation, In Britain, the 60 million-plus population would have to be cut by two-thirds to be ecologically sustainable

In response to:Over the Hills and Far Away

2011-07-08T12:29:37+02:00

Yeah it is a good song. If you listen to John Tamm sing the original you can hear the subtle sarcasm in it!

In response to:Over the Hills and Far Away

2011-07-08T12:26:55+02:00

Well said - it's high time such songs were revived and rewritten to suit the subject.

And I've always loved that particular melody!

In response to:Over the Hills and Far Away

2011-07-07T21:09:21+02:00

Thanks Tom. You're awesome.

In response to:Over the Hills and Far Away

2011-07-07T16:05:34+02:00

Our foreign policy definitely needs mocking, and you do a good job of it here. Hopefully I'll have time for this towards the end of next week.

In response to:Me With Tough Justice

2011-07-05T00:03:21+02:00

Thumb Up!

In response to:Crimes that Should be Punishable by Death- No 1 Spamming

2011-07-01T16:10:43+02:00

Sorry - left a bit on from BCUK's reply at the bottom of my post above. Having a senior moment there!

In response to:Crimes that Should be Punishable by Death- No 1 Spamming

2011-07-01T16:10:06+02:00

It's worth mentioning that BCUK have revised their policy on spamming - here is a reply I received today:

'We have decided to revise our policy of blocking IPs as a spam prevention measure.

'As well as frequently resulting in valid users of our platform being inadvertently blocked, we have also observed that it does not result in a significant downturn in the amount of spam. This is because it is a very simple matter for the spammer to simply access our domain from a different IP.

'For these reasons, we will no longer block IPs unless they are being used for very heavy spamming.

'While we work on an alternative solution to the issue, we recommend that you activate comment moderation so that the spam comments do not arrive on your blog.'

So basically it's now a free-for-all... personally am off to find some lead and work on a few hexes.....;)

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to our attention by flagging their profile and/or mailing us at this address
with the username.

In response to:Oh thanks a Bunch Luther!

2011-06-29T00:43:20+02:00

He doesn't have a drink problem, his wife was murdered at the end of last season and it kind of parodies the whodunit aspect by having him specialise in the blindingly obvious psycho serial killers.

I like the show I just has a problem with this episode.

In response to:Oh thanks a Bunch Luther!

2011-06-29T00:40:40+02:00

I've never watched LUTHER but I know it's become a bit of a laughing stock amongst media reviewers.
It'd be nice (but boring) if the cop in question wasn't unbalanced, wasn't unhappily divorced, wasn't a maverick, didn't have a drink problem and will always solve his case.....you can check off one or all of those elements in nearly every cop show.

In response to:Ooooooh the Swearing.... SHUT THE FUCK UP!

2011-06-27T18:37:32+02:00

Oh I see someone uses the freebie site.

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