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• #18952
green laners
Hard agree. Cosplay adventurers.
You’re 100m up some muddy track in England, not midway through the fucking Paris Dakar.Also, the right of way stuff always seems fairly ropey to me.
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• #18953
Man cosplay gets a bad rep
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• #18954
It’s the freemen of the land or whatever that shit is called. People who are so alienated, mislead and disenfranchised they desperately want to cling to/claim/assert their rights. Stupid people who think they are clever.
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• #18955
Absolutely
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• #18956
why are these people so often antivax, conspiracy nutter types
This: https://twitter.com/stevemagness/status/1507396381396324359
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• #18957
I'd like to add extreme vests and those that wear them sunsoutgunsout? fuck off home and stick a t-shirt on it's only 14° out and you look like a twat
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• #18958
Ne'er cast a clout till May is out
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• #18959
These kind of cunts?
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• #18960
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• #18961
Brother in law went off to do a course on “common law” the other day. They’re anti vax, anti “mainstream medicine” aka evidence based medicine, and the whole shebang. I despair for their kids tbh.
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• #18962
Petition=Ban the sale and use of artificial grass for residential properties
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• #18963
I’ll be honest, that’s all a bit over the top of my head.
But what I can say, is that by my observation it just stems from a complete commitment to “the alternative” rather than any actual individual choices.
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• #18964
The road I’ve put a red mark on is the old byway so they’re entitled to use it by law. They don’t give a shit if the bridge collapses. More ‘fun’ for them.
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• #18965
Quoting the Magna Carta because they’ve got a massive bonk-on for America’s constitution.
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• #18966
Innit. “This isn’t about your freedumbs m8, it’s about the SWL of a bridge you absolute peanut”
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• #18967
Fuck, don’t get me started on that nonsense.
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• #18968
old byway so they’re entitled to use it by law
There appears to be a consultation which might include changing that
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• #18969
Agreed, and people paving over green areas... Ok I know a gardener is expensive, perhaps there are weird social rules about lawns in places and a Tv ready lawn is a pita, but really...on the internet you can now find seeds, plants & everything for a low maintenance garden with green.
And the neighbour is going to put some in for the kids play area. I can't say anything, agh, I'll offer them a planter with wildlife friendly plant I guess...
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• #18970
Already signed the petition cheers!
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• #18971
Thanks. I will have a read of that this evening.
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• #18972
This has been discussed before, but I'm really not sure about an outright ban on artificial grass. We had some in our last place and it constituted about 2 x 3m of a garden that was roughly 5 x 10m, the rest was trees, raised beds, flowerbeds pots and some patio. We'd tried to maintain a lawn and it wasn't sustainable, so our options for that area, in order to make it something we could actually use, was paving or artificial grass. Given that we lived in an area of London that had increasingly regular flooding problems, impermeable slabs didn't seem like a very friendly option and if fake grass looks shit so does having a garden that looks like a car park (like some of our neighbours' did).
I think there's a strong case to be made for garden designers to move away from it and to find other ways of discouraging its use, but pretending that everyone is making a choice between artificial grass and a bee-friendly flower meadow is pretty unrealistic.
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• #18973
It's not as if grass lawns are paragons of ecological virtue either.
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• #18974
kids play area
I'm no fan of plastic grass but if you have a small garden, shaded, and you want your kids to be able to play there without it being a complete mud fest it seems like a good option.
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• #18975
Not to get all libertarian, but what an absolutely shocking waste of government time and resource.
You know what, how about we ban cats?
Or what about all those cunts laying massive concrete slabs in their garden so they can build a huge shed to store all their consumer tat?
Or the sort of dickheads that buy old Subarus or VW Transporters? Should they be legislated against?
Honestly people need to get a fucking grip. Or a hobby.
Xmas gift idea: https://roadswerenotbuiltforcars.com/