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vetran replied

7 February 2013, 17:11
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hyperD replied

7 February 2013, 16:58
Originally posted by zeitghost

Think of all the nasty diseases you could catch off it.

Foot and mouth for instance.
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wobbegong replied

7 February 2013, 16:05
Originally posted by zeitghost

Think of all the nasty diseases you could catch off it.

. . . and the tag!!
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Bunk replied

7 February 2013, 15:05
Originally posted by vetran View Post

I would have thought they would have disposed of or cleaned the strap after being next to some scrotes leg for a few months.

Good point.
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vetran replied

7 February 2013, 15:04
Originally posted by Bunk View Post

I would have thought that they reuse them too, so the next recipient may not be too happy about the bling.

I would have thought they would have disposed of or cleaned the strap after being next to some scrotes leg for a few months.
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Bunk replied

7 February 2013, 15:03
Originally posted by northernladuk View Post

Hardly a news story either.

Since when has that mattered to the Wail
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Bunk replied

7 February 2013, 15:02
I would have thought that they reuse them too, so the next recipient may not be too happy about the bling.
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northernladuk replied

7 February 2013, 14:53
Originally posted by zeitghost

It still worked, wtf was the fuss about?

I would guess it is one of the rules that seems stupid in some cases but have to be applied to all. They will get in to even worse trouble if they start letting some off and not others so like many rules it has to be black and white. Someone will push the boundries and start drilling holes in the band to put studs in or use some kind of solvent that affects the plastic and so on.

Rules is rules and either way. It's a punishment, not a fashion impliment. Hardly a news story either.
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vetran replied

7 February 2013, 14:45
Originally posted by Pondlife View Post

I'm pretty sure we can all navigate to the other mail 'news' stories from your first link of the day.

Ta.

oh Sorry!

Thought you might have got lost in who's bonking who.
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Pondlife replied

7 February 2013, 14:18
I'm pretty sure we can all navigate to the other mail 'news' stories from your first link of the day.

Ta.
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7 February 2013, 14:07
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