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07/18/2009 03:31:38 AM · #1 |
Stopping a RAve.
Ok, so I don't know y'alls UK papers. Is this like The Mail and it's all bullcrap? Or should I be saying WTF is wrong with you people. A party of 17 for a birthday demands a helicopter police force response. And your police are busy sifting thru Facebook for Raves????????
This is the end of the (%^*ing world. There is no reason left on the face of the planet. We need a 300KM asteroid to hit this place and sterilize the whole place and just start over. Jeezzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzzze. And the crap is spreading to the US!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
You know, if anything is left to explore after our civilization self-destructs, aliens will be picking thru the remains. One of them will hold up a combo cellphone/Ipod and yell "The smoking gun". "I've found proof that TRS existed on this world and may have resulted in its demise." TRS Technology Re-inforced Stupidity. Once technology reaches a key tipping point it amplifies human stupidity to the point that the entire civilization falls down and is destroyed. The critical fork in the road of evolution where humans evidently took the wrong path.
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There, I feel better. Off to bed now. |
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07/18/2009 03:58:32 AM · #2 |
| lol I didn't know the Mail's popularity had spread around the world. I'd suggest you also avoid the Express ;-) |
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07/18/2009 04:00:38 AM · #3 |
Originally posted by SoulMan1978:
lol I didn't know the Mail's popularity had spread around the world. I'd suggest you also avoid the Express ;-) |
And The Sun, The Star and a whole heap of others! |
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07/18/2009 04:01:57 AM · #4 |
Just avoid all media!!!!!
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07/18/2009 05:48:00 AM · #5 |
I heard an interview with the head of the police department in Devon and Cornwall where all this happened yesterday. The gist of it was that the helicopter was returning to base after another incident and happened to be passing an area where a neighbour had made a complaint about noise, so they re-directed it slightly. The Mail decided this wasn't worth mentioning - fantastic publication...
However the guy wasn't completely convincing, when quizzed about why the felt the need to shut down birthday parties in a field involving 15 people his response was along the lines of "um, errr, in case it turned into a rave!!". Policing in this country is ridiculous sometimes, what kind of Prime Minister bans parties?
Answer; One who has no friends... |
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07/18/2009 05:48:14 AM · #6 |
| At that point only 17 had arrived, but there is a real problem in the south west coastal area with mass raves, and the guy had stuck it on face book as an all invited all night party, which is pretty much how most start off - who knows. But £800 on food and a generator doesn't sound like a party for 17 to me! |
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07/18/2009 05:54:32 AM · #7 |
Originally posted by SaraR:
At that point only 17 had arrived, but there is a real problem in the south west coastal area with mass raves, and the guy had stuck it on face book as an all invited all night party, which is pretty much how most start off - who knows. But £800 on food and a generator doesn't sound like a party for 17 to me! |
Even if it was - who cares? I really don't see who these things hurt - a farmer might have a slightly muddy field and a neighbour a sleepless night, but it's the middle of the country they aren't going to be bothering that many people. |
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07/18/2009 10:40:59 AM · #8 |
Originally posted by SoulMan1978:
lol I didn't know the Mail's popularity had spread around the world. I'd suggest you also avoid the Express ;-) |
I guess you didn't look at the link, as it wasn't The Mail,
or The Express. |
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07/18/2009 10:44:32 AM · #9 |
Originally posted by JimiRose:
Even if it was - who cares? |
I suppose you're right. Seeing as how you riot on a regular basis over there a football games and sometimes hundreds of people are killed I guess trying to nip something as dangerous as a Rave, with a helicopter is going to save thousands of lives over the years. LOL Don't try to outthink Darwin people. heheheheheh |
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07/18/2009 01:01:52 PM · #10 |
Technology can really blow things out of proportion. If only Barack Obama had accepted Kim Jong Il's friend request on Facebook, there wouldn't be all this trouble with nukes and missiles.
 
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07/18/2009 01:46:58 PM · #11 |
Originally posted by FireBird:
Originally posted by SoulMan1978:
lol I didn't know the Mail's popularity had spread around the world. I'd suggest you also avoid the Express ;-) |
I guess you didn't look at the link, as it wasn't The Mail,
or The Express. |
I know, but you mentioned the Mail, and it was that I was referring to. |
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07/18/2009 02:01:05 PM · #12 |
Originally posted by SoulMan1978:
Originally posted by FireBird:
Originally posted by SoulMan1978:
lol I didn't know the Mail's popularity had spread around the world. I'd suggest you also avoid the Express ;-) |
I guess you didn't look at the link, as it wasn't The Mail,
or The Express. |
I know, but you mentioned the Mail, and it was that I was referring to. |
Well, Metro is part of the same publishing group as the Mail in any case. |
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07/19/2009 01:36:11 AM · #13 |
Originally posted by salmiakki:
Well, Metro is part of the same publishing group as the Mail in any case. |
As I'm starting to suspect all UK papers are owned by the same chap. Probably that guy buying up all the papers over here in the states. :) |
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