it's not a rant, it's a civilized discussion between people, exchanging opinions and exploring ideas. 😉

 

 

Have they gone to bed?    We could hijack it and then they won't know

what's going on - go completely off-topic


@acacia_pycnantha wrote:

it's not a rant, it's a civilized discussion between people, exchanging opinions and exploring ideas. 😉

 

 


lmao smiley.gif

Who are they?Cat LOL


@imastawka wrote:

@acacia_pycnantha wrote:

it's not a rant, it's a civilized discussion between people, exchanging opinions and exploring ideas. 😉

 

 


lmao smiley.gif


It's true!


@am*3 wrote:

Who are they?Cat LOL


Weell,  before my eyes glazed over, it looked like the few who objected to a

bag search were the ones to make it a lively animated rant  discussion.

 

Seriously,  I cannot see how this circular discussion keeps up the momentum.

The same points keep going around and around and around


@lakeland27 wrote:

bag checks are a bit pointless, most of the stuff is jammed up jumpers or down trousers anyway . .

one night a security guy tapped me on the shoulder in the car park (a bit too hard for my liking) anyway when he got up i asked him what it was about 'you have some games in your trousers' he said. i dropped my trousers, pulled them up again got into the car and drove away.


*smirk*

 

pocket billiards

 

hahahahaha


Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.

crikey, are you 4 pages behind again?

probably about 9-10 pages behind.


@mugssy65 wrote:
If you don't allow them to look I believe they can request you go with them to an office and the police will be called to compel you to reveal what's in your bag. What's the big deal? In my bag I have... 1 purse, 1 mobile phone, 1 set of car keys, 4 old recites, 1 packet of gum, 1 lipstick, a small roll on deodorant and a hair brush.

and a partridge in a pear treeeeeee.


Some people can go their whole lives and never really live for a single minute.