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TheDaddy 03-01-2022 17:43

Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
 
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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 36107890)
Maybe we need a new forum section for people to post there personal agender threads in :)

And not answer questions in despite demanding the same courtesy from others

joglynne 03-01-2022 17:43

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Originally Posted by Sirius (Post 36107890)
Maybe we need a new forum section for people to post there personal agender threads in :)

Be interesting to see who would be the first to open a thread and then complain that he is being sidelined into a cold dank corner where his voice echoes across an empty room.

Mad Max 03-01-2022 19:35

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Huloooo is there anybody there....:D

Sirius 03-01-2022 19:52

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Originally Posted by TheDaddy (Post 36107892)
And not answer questions in despite demanding the same courtesy from others

There is a better chance of me winning the lottery than you getting an answer to a question. BTW did i tell you i don't do the lottery anymore

RichardCoulter 05-01-2022 01:57

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Just been on the news that the taking and distribution of pictures of breastfeeding without the woman's consent is to be banned.

This is excellent news as it has been an anomaly of the law that people were allowed to get away with this as a form of harassment by posting them on the internet or for the purposes of self gratification.

Pierre 05-01-2022 09:25

Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36108048)
Just been on the news that the taking and distribution of pictures of breastfeeding without the woman's consent is to be banned.

This is excellent news as it has been an anomaly of the law that people were allowed to get away with this as a form of harassment by posting them on the internet or for the purposes of self gratification.

Damn, and I've got a whole library of them.............

Maggy 05-01-2022 09:30

Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36108048)
Just been on the news that the taking and distribution of pictures of breastfeeding without the woman's consent is to be banned.

This is excellent news as it has been an anomaly of the law that people were allowed to get away with this as a form of harassment by posting them on the internet or for the purposes of self gratification.

Huh! My experience of breastfeeding is that those that do it openly don't give a stuff about being photographed because they want to promote breastfeeding over bottle feeding. Those that don't want to be seen or photographed tend to do it away from prying eyes. A big huge shawl usually does the job.So this is another nonsense. And yes I've done it in public and no one gave a toss.:rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes::rolleyes:

GrimUpNorth 05-01-2022 09:44

Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
 
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Originally Posted by RichardCoulter (Post 36108048)
Just been on the news that the taking and distribution of pictures of breastfeeding without the woman's consent is to be banned.

This is excellent news as it has been an anomaly of the law that people were allowed to get away with this as a form of harassment by posting them on the internet or for the purposes of self gratification.

I think you could consider the bottom of the barrel well and truly scraped. If only you put as much time and effort in to promoting awareness of something like the devastating impact knife crime has on the lives of so many young people, their families and friends.

Sirius 05-01-2022 09:57

Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
 
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Originally Posted by GrimUpNorth (Post 36108064)
I think you could consider the bottom of the barrel well and truly scraped. If only you put as much time and effort in to promoting awareness of something like the devastating impact knife crime has on the lives of so many young people, their families and friends.

Indeed, however that would not get the rise this one does ;)

Julian 05-01-2022 16:03

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Does this mean that people can no longer take photos of my boobs when I'm at the beach?

edit - asking for a friend

Paul 05-01-2022 18:26

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As long as you are not breast feeding anyone, you should be ok.

Also, as far as I understand it, fine if you give permission for the photo.

Mad Max 05-01-2022 18:51

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One must keep abreast with the times. :D

spiderplant 05-01-2022 19:07

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Originally Posted by Mad Max (Post 36108149)
One must keep abreast with the times. :D

Don't milk it!

Carth 05-01-2022 19:34

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Can a twitcher still photograph a pair of blue tits feeding?

Mad Max 05-01-2022 19:38

Re: Police to get tough on internet trolls.
 
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Originally Posted by Carth (Post 36108159)
Can a twitcher still photograph a pair of blue tits feeding?


That would obviously be in the winter. :D


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