Police up to old trick

[OwlHoot]

Parts of Liverpool were closed off today after a suspicious device was found on a car. Police later found out it was a tax disc.

[TimberWolf]

Parts of Liverpool were closed off today after a suspicious device was found on a car. Police later found out it was a tax disc.

The bomb squad were called in to remove it, but it transpired it was a dud and had expired 2 years ago.

[Incognito]

Cool, right a letter to to judge I'm sure he might consider it.

Try reading up on your material before posting drivel. Asha was cleared by a jury, not a judge. He was also cleared on the evidence presented, that's the benefit of living in a free society I suppose. You may know deep down inside he did it, but if it can't be proved then you can't convict.

You sound very bitter Lilelvis, very deep feelings there about the British. Can I ask though is it only white British people you distrust / dislike?

[lilelvis2000]

Try reading up on your material before posting drivel. Asha was cleared by a jury, not a judge. He was also cleared on the evidence presented, that's the benefit of living in a free society I suppose. You may know deep down inside he did it, but if it can't be proved then you can't convict.

You sound very bitter Lilelvis, very deep feelings there about the British. Can I ask though is it only white British people you distrust / dislike?

only you I'm afraid.

[Incognito]

only you I'm afraid.

Ahhh, so this comment:

Trying to shift the debate..cool. I consider Jordanians as Arabs. never mind the geography lesson...besides in the UK he'd be "black".

That was just a flippant, throwaway remark for affect?

[lilelvis2000]

Ahhh, so this comment:



That was just a flippant, throwaway remark for affect?

Dude, its pretty well known that in the UK if you arn't white you can pretty well be rolled under the general "black" banner.

[BrilloPad]

Lesson of the day...distrust the Police.

Does this come as a suprise to anyone?

[Peoplesoft bloke]

Ahhh, so this comment:



That was just a flippant, throwaway remark for affect?

Effect

[Incognito]

Dude, its pretty well known that in the UK if you arn't white you can pretty well be rolled under the general "black" banner.

How does that work for the British of Chinese / Korean / Thai / Spanish / South American descent? Is it anything bar white or perhaps on a gradual white colour grading scale? How would you classify Darnell from big brother?

You live in your own little bitter twisted world. One of my best friends is from Asian descent, but he's as Scottish as me and has a broader accent than me. I'm even reluctant to mention Asian descent, because that's stereotyping him and I've never done that and he'd most probably tell you to go take a flying f**k for typecasting him as black.

I've said it before; you have a chip on your shoulder and I've better things to do than bait a clown. You're boring me now.

[Incognito]

Effect

Ha ha, see I was thinking about that, but effect is more formal, whereas affect according to this link is the correct definition.

1. af•fect (transitive verb) [Middle English, from affectus, past participle of afficere]

to produce an effect upon, as a: to produce a material influence upon or alteration in <paralysis affected his limbs> b: to act upon (as a person or a person's mind or feelings) so as to bring about a response; influence

I'm quite happy to stand corrected on that one though, because I'm not 100% certain which is the correct usage.