It doesn't help that bars/clubs etc continue to serve alcohol to people who are already intoxicated.
I thought that in itself was an offence?
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This is another example of collective punishment or constraints because of the errant behaviour of a tiny minority. Just like the idiotic rules for carry-on luggage, street cameras everywhere and other oppressive regulations, we have allowed ourselves to imprisoned without the slightest word of protest.
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Bar stewards! I need my glasses for driving.Originally posted by ArdescoI think it is a sad state of affairs when police are trying to ban things like glasses.
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Has to be said that I hate drinking beer from a plastic cup/bottle, it just doesn't taste the same (and no I can't explian why, it just doesn't).
I think it is a sad state of affairs when police are trying to ban things like glasses.
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It is pretty obvious that people get more violent and reckless when drunk though isn't it.
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Maybe we should stop blaming a substance created in the process of fermentation from some people proving that neanderthal man is not that far removed from the current model.Originally posted by Buffoon
Ditto a pigs bladder from being responsible for the same
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'If they want my glass they can take it from my cold dead hand'
-Eternal Heston
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Britain is possibly the only country in the world that uses the word "Glass" as a Verb.....
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how come there is such a problem as this on the mainland ?
Milan.
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This has to be stopped.
TelegraphA growing number of police forces are pressing for a blanket ban on pubs and clubs serving drinks in wine, spirit or beer glasses, in the hope of reducing injuries caused by people using them as weapons.
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