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punky · 02-06-2008, 09:59

Some years ago, the entire Coventry City Centre was designated an alcohol-free zone and open containers of alcohol were banned outside any pub or beer garden. I missed the mass rioting at this abhorrent abuse of human rights by a totalitarian regime (Coventry City Council) at the time.

Speaking of totalitarian regimes, there's no question Red Ken wouldn't have implemented a similar ban, as he's incapable of adhering to it (or even remaining dry whilst at work)

Also, since when did Bob Crow suddenly get the veto on the mayor's policies? Did I miss a memo or something?

02-06-2008, 09:59	#27
punky Inactive Join Date: Jun 2003 Age: 44 Posts: 14,750	Re: Last Round on the Underground Some years ago, the entire Coventry City Centre was designated an alcohol-free zone and open containers of alcohol were banned outside any pub or beer garden. I missed the mass rioting at this abhorrent abuse of human rights by a totalitarian regime (Coventry City Council) at the time. Speaking of totalitarian regimes, there's no question Red Ken wouldn't have implemented a similar ban, as he's incapable of adhering to it (or even remaining dry whilst at work) Also, since when did Bob Crow suddenly get the veto on the mayor's policies? Did I miss a memo or something?