radiation in Edinburgh

[Marina]

If the government really wanted to protect us from terrorists, they'd resign.

So true

[Bod]

Hmm. Seem's like a jolly good way to keep the fear of terrorism forefront in the minds of the public, no doubt to assist with some "new security initiative" that needs public support.

ID cards back on the agenda next week then

[Board Game Geek]

Hmm.

Seem's like a jolly good way to keep the fear of terrorism forefront in the minds of the public, no doubt to assist with some "new security initiative" that needs public support.

If the government really wanted to protect us from terrorists, they'd resign.

[thunderlizard]

Lawks. We're just getting a practice version:
http://www.theregister.co.uk/2008/02...ion_in_london/

but you've already got the real Sylvester McCoy

[scooterscot]

Sure enough the street is closed off, pretty blue flashes everywhere and people in funny suits. I'm ok though I had a wee dram before going out the door, it's cald out there you know.

http://pic40.picturetrail.com/VOL290.../306189637.jpg

http://pic40.picturetrail.com/VOL290.../306189634.jpg

[Board Game Geek]

Blimey, kids these days eh ?

In my day, if we didn't like Mr Wiggins, we'd pop an upturned drawing pin on his chair.

For a major prank, we'd slip some laxative in to the staff room's hot water canteen.

We also had a nasty history teacher, who was terrified of wasps. On a hot summer's day, we gathered 10-15 of the little blighters, and decanted them in to his desk. When he started the lesson and opened his desk, all hell broke loose and the classroom was evacuated for 10 minutes (plus detentions all round).

Seems like the kids these days up the stakes a bit.

Radioactive material...tsk tsk.

What next, pipe bombs ?

Claymore mines ?

Bio-engineered terror apples ?

<shakes head>

[scooterscot]

Am putting ma shoes on to go and have a look for meself...

If I don't come back then... we're all doomed.