Witches caught flying broomsticks above 150m face fines!
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
deptfordmarmoset
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But witches should know that it's best to fly under the radar by now.
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classic33
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No fine for flying under 150 metres.
deptfordmarmoset
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Yebbut, if they're allowed to fly under the radar, won't that lead to suspicion? Personally, I think witches shouldn't be allowed to fly without a valid airline ticket.
BigonaBianchi
Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
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Ha ha ha..I am so going to e mail that to the wicked witch upstairs!
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classic33
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Let us know the response.
BigonaBianchi
Yes I can, Yes I am, Yes I did...Repeat.
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If I live
byegad
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What you don't get mentioned in the article is that the lowest point in Swazi territory is 151m above sea level!
Julia9054
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http://abcnews.go.com/US/t/story?id=95218&ref=https://www.google.co.uk/This is class, but to give a little cultural background, witchcraft is a serious matter in Swaziland. Certain animals are still killed in the region because their body parts are important for witchcraft. Sable tails are always popular.
A serious matter in the more religious parts of the USA as well by the looks of it!
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classic33
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[QUOTE 2865543, member: 1314"]Well, being serious about this a bit, and looking at our culture, is it really any different from some schools in the UK having an entry system based on whether the kids' parents believe that a virgin gave birth to the Son of God? I'm not saying it didn't happen, just illustrating the power of myth, like.[/quote]
Possible these days, virgin birth that is.
Possible these days, virgin birth that is.
