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  • quackhandle
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    not quite. He was hung for being a french spy.

    The fact that the monkey was neither french nor a spy and in fact was just a monkey highlights the effects of having a nuclear power station on your doorstep with chemical works nearby...


    qh

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  • kal
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    Originally posted by eek View Post
    The owner of iceland is trying to find out.... He claims to have not been aware of the prosecution prior to it hitting the papers but pointed out that the food would not be edible as otherwise it would have been disposed of elsewhere...
    Let's face it the food they sell inside the store is barely edible so it would take a brave man or a fool to consume the stuff that even the store deemed as not fit for consumption!

    Oh and I guess it makes sense to try and curtail this behaviour by prosecuting them, the food is being thrown away for a reason, we don't need people liberating it and potentially selling it on...

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by DaveB View Post
    not quite. He was hung for being a french spy.

    The fact that the monkey was neither french nor a spy and in fact was just a monkey highlights the effects of having a nuclear power station on your doorstep with chemical works nearby...

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  • DaveB
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    Originally posted by zeitghost
    It was moderately silly to hang someone for stealing a handkerchief, but they still did it.
    Or for being a Monkey

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  • eek
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    Originally posted by Mich the Tester View Post
    Why is someone being prosecuted for taking food from a bin? OK, obviously, because there's a law against it, but come on, the stuff has been thrown away anyway.

    Is this because garbage collection is now a business, perhaps paid for by the kilo and so theoretically this takes revenue from the garbage collector?
    The owner of iceland is trying to find out.... He claims to have not been aware of the prosecution prior to it hitting the papers but pointed out that the food would not be edible as otherwise it would have been disposed of elsewhere...

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Originally posted by DaveB View Post
    Nah, they are web designers. Think trendy, bearded, spectacle wearing hipsters doing the freecycle / freegan think cos "it's more ethical man". They probably think going through the bins at Iceland is "Ironic".
    Even so I think it's silly to prosecute them for this.

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  • DaveB
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    Originally posted by kal View Post
    And next to that story is one about some web designer bloke being taken to court for nicking food from an Iceland skip, outrageous!! I mean come on, stealing from Iceland FFS !!!, at the very least he should be rummaging round the bins of M&S or Waitrose

    Iceland skip: Paul May, Jason Chan and William James charged under 200-year-old law with taking food from supermarket bins | Metro News
    Nah, they are web designers. Think trendy, bearded, spectacle wearing hipsters doing the freecycle / freegan think cos "it's more ethical man". They probably think going through the bins at Iceland is "Ironic".

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  • Mich the Tester
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    Originally posted by kal View Post
    And next to that story is one about some web designer bloke being taken to court for nicking food from an Iceland skip, outrageous!! I mean come on, stealing from Iceland FFS !!!, at the very least he should be rummaging round the bins of M&S or Waitrose

    Iceland skip: Paul May, Jason Chan and William James charged under 200-year-old law with taking food from supermarket bins | Metro News
    Why is someone being prosecuted for taking food from a bin? OK, obviously, because there's a law against it, but come on, the stuff has been thrown away anyway.

    Is this because garbage collection is now a business, perhaps paid for by the kilo and so theoretically this takes revenue from the garbage collector?

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  • kal
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    And next to that story is one about some web designer bloke being taken to court for nicking food from an Iceland skip, outrageous!! I mean come on, stealing from Iceland FFS !!!, at the very least he should be rummaging round the bins of M&S or Waitrose

    Iceland skip: Paul May, Jason Chan and William James charged under 200-year-old law with taking food from supermarket bins | Metro News

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  • Mich the Tester
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    The trial of an IT worker accused of committing sex acts with a cow and sheep near Tottenham Hotspur’s training ground
    Should have taken them up the Arsenal instead.

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  • Gittins Gal
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    KUATB (My first one - at last!)

    http://forums.contractoruk.com/gener...me-own-up.html

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  • DaveB
    started a topic Anyone we know?

    Anyone we know?

    Paul Lovell: Jury told off for laughing in bestiality trial | Metro News

    The trial of an IT worker accused of committing sex acts with a cow and sheep near Tottenham Hotspur’s training ground was briefly halted when a judge reprimanded jury members for laughing.

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