Punch Up in the Park

[Clippy]

The sikhs were set up in order to fight and check the forces of militant Islam.

Were they? Never heard of this before.

Any sources you can quote?

[Numptycorner]

you can't type in www.computercontractor.net

(computer contractor dot net)

[churkus]

Huh? What are you on about? Why not just post the correct link and stop playing silly games?

(I tried www.ccnet.com, www.cc.net.com, and a couple of others, and none worked.)

erm the clue was in the following text:

edit: replace lamesitealert (lame what country is this like dude?) with
computer contractor.net


HTH.

[OwlHoot]

Someone on ccnet was caught up in it

http://www.lamesitealert.com/forum/v...ic.php?t=11499

edit: replace lamesitealert (lame what country is this like dude?) with
computer contractor.net

Huh? What are you on about? Why not just post the correct link and stop playing silly games?

(I tried www.ccnet.com, www.cc.net.com, and a couple of others, and none worked.)

[Numptycorner]

Someone on ccnet was caught up in it

http://www.lamesitealert.com/forum/v...ic.php?t=11499

edit: replace lamesitealert (lame what country is this like dude?) with
computer contractor.net

[EternalOptimist]

It's never failed to amaze me that if I carry a dagger in public, I get done for possessing an offensive weapon yet apparently Sikhs can carry the same item as a ceremonial religious item. What happened to the 'one law for all' philosophy?

The sikhs were set up in order to fight and check the forces of militant Islam. I say give them machine guns and tactical nuclear weapons

[Throb_Nugget]

oh dear...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...ds/6582373.stm

'Police closed Handsworth Park in Birmingham after trouble flared at the Vaisakhi event, held as part of Sikh new year celebrations.

Jay Singh, who went with his wife and two young sons, said he probably would not go to the event again.

He said: "I regret it now taking my children there.

"A sword was drawn. I can't recall.. if anybody was attacked with a sword, but I did moments later see a Sikh man sheathing that sword again.

"There was obviously scuffling, fighting. Grown men were carrying big sticks - it was a nasty experience."
,


ooops

Milan.

It's never failed to amaze me that if I carry a dagger in public, I get done for possessing an offensive weapon yet apparently Sikhs can carry the same item as a ceremonial religious item. What happened to the 'one law for all' philosophy?

[milanbenes]

oh dear...

http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/uk_news/e...ds/6582373.stm

'Police closed Handsworth Park in Birmingham after trouble flared at the Vaisakhi event, held as part of Sikh new year celebrations.

Jay Singh, who went with his wife and two young sons, said he probably would not go to the event again.

He said: "I regret it now taking my children there.

"A sword was drawn. I can't recall.. if anybody was attacked with a sword, but I did moments later see a Sikh man sheathing that sword again.

"There was obviously scuffling, fighting. Grown men were carrying big sticks - it was a nasty experience."
,


ooops

Milan.