Peer Pressure

[Unwitting Catalyst]

Anyone watching "Collision"?

Very impressed so far - understated and credible, and streets ahead of the normal Linda LaPlante/means streets of South London/"get out you slaaag" dross served up as "ITV Drama"

[EternalOptimist]

Very impressed so far - understated and credible, and streets ahead of the normal Linda LaPlante/means streets of South London/"get out you slaaag" dross served up as "ITV Drama"

You're only saying that cos everyone else is. Think for yourself man.

[Billy-Bob]

Sand pile driving work is by use of the sand pile driving apparatus. By the operation of the vibrator, the casing pipe is penetrated into a ground to a predetermined depth. Then, while reciprocating the piston cylinder mechanism, sand is discharged from the lower end of the casing pipe and the discharged sand is compacted. At the same time, a pull out procedure to pull out the casing pipe to a predetermined length is performed. By this pull out procedure, sand is filled into a space within the ground which is made after the casing pipe is pulled out. Sorry I thought Sorry I thought you meant Peir Pressure.

[RichardCranium]

Sorry I thought Sorry I thought you meant Peir Pressure.

Bugger.

I had just been composing a clever post about Brighton, Southend-on-Sea, Weston-super-Mare and the Victorian invention of going to the seaside and its impact upon fishermen's and ferries' jetties.

[mudskipper]

Logic makes me opposed to drink driving, not peer pressure.

Maybe that is the case. However, in other countries it pretty common. South Africa is a good example - in many communities nearly everyone does it. I visited last year, and was truly shocked at just how drunk people would get before getting behind the wheel. Probably if you were to go and live there now, you would continue to oppose drink driving. But if you had always lived there, your parents probably would have done it, all your friends would have been doing it, what are the chances of your logical opposition ever having kicked in?

[EternalOptimist]

Maybe that is the case. However, in other countries it pretty common. South Africa is a good example - in many communities nearly everyone does it. I visited last year, and was truly shocked at just how drunk people would get before getting behind the wheel. Probably if you were to go and live there now, you would continue to oppose drink driving. But if you had always lived there, your parents probably would have done it, all your friends would have been doing it, what are the chances of your logical opposition ever having kicked in?

Ah, k2p2. A clear thinker. keep it up

[EternalOptimist]

Bugger.

I had just been composing a clever post about Brighton, Southend-on-Sea, Weston-super-Mare and the Victorian invention of going to the seaside and its impact upon fishermen's and ferries' jetties.

and you can button it. You never see me wrecking peoples threads by making smart @rsed comments

[RichardCranium]

and you can button it. You never see me wrecking peoples threads by making smart @rsed comments

Sorry.

I felt obliged to do so by the trend for people to deliberately misinterpret thread titles and make puns from them. I suppose I was pressured by the convention of my peers into doing the same.

So...

Baaaaaaa!

[EternalOptimist]

Sorry.

I felt obliged by the recurring trend for people to deliberately misinterpret thread titles and make puns from them. I suppose I was pressured by the convention of my peers into doing the same.

So...

Baaaaaaa!

heh heh

how did the job reqts thingy go yesterday

[Paddy]

Sorry.

I felt obliged to do so by the trend for people to deliberately misinterpret thread titles and make puns from them. I suppose I was pressured by the convention of my peers into doing the same.

So...

Baaaaaaa!