Would you report it or leave it?

[Fnaar]

Back to the OP, I'd report the 50ft woman if saw her on the beach at Whitley Bay
Apologies for the HUGE thread derailment

 

[rich p]

Back to the OP, I'd report the 50ft woman if saw her on the beach at Whitley Bay
Apologies for the HUGE thread derailment

Anish Kapoor had a krapoor exhibition down here a while back with this representation of a 50ft woman
Leg...

Minge and bosoms...

 

[Fnaar]

He needs to get out more, that Amish sculpting fella

 

[Leaway2]

No, I would not report it.

 

[MarkF]

He needs to get out more, that Amish sculpting fella

Why is Bill Wyman with him?

 

[vernon]

The facility to do it driving on the correct side of the road is there but this driver did it backwards and driving the wrong way down a duel carriageway.

Would you report this or leave it?

What are your thoughts?


View: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HjcfBAuISD0&feature=youtu.be

I think the driver made a mistake and that you are a nobber for even thinking of reporting it.

 

[glenn forger]

You could report it and feel bad, almost like a snitch, or you could not report it and the driver goes on to kill a child. Imagine what you'd feel then.

 

[Cycling Dan]

I think the driver made a mistake and that you are a nobber for even thinking of reporting it.

2 mistakes with road markings and plenty of signs not to forget basic knowledge. You give the driver too much credit mate. Your camera agenda over clouding your judgement I suspect.

 

[glenn forger]

Family killed by Polish wrong way driver on M1 named:

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/news/ukn...d-by-Polish-wrong-way-driver-on-M1-named.html

 

[rich p]

You could report it and feel bad, almost like a snitch, or you could not report it and the driver goes on to kill a child. Imagine what you'd feel then.

True.
Do you think he'd kill it with his bare hands or a gun or perhaps some other method?

 

[Cycling Dan]

True.
Do you think he'd kill it with his bare hands or a gun or perhaps some other method?

I think he made it clear what this plausible killer preferred weapon of death is.

 

[rich p]

I think he made it clear what this plausible killer preferred weapon of death is.

So you're extrapolating from this manoeuvre that he would prefer to kill babies with a car?

 

[Cycling Dan]

So you're extrapolating from this manoeuvre that he would prefer to kill babies with a car?

Not at all if you do read my posts. I am acknowledging that everyone has the ability to kill. Pulling the above and others like it is likely to hasten that possibility into reality.
Maybe a concept to advanced for yourself?!

 

[rich p]

Not at all if you do read my posts. I am acknowledging that everyone has the ability to kill. Pulling the above and others like it is likely to hasten that possibility into reality.
Maybe a concept to advanced for yourself?!

I read them but they don't often make sense
What's a 'plausible' killer, for instance, and why do you assume that his 'preferred' weapon of death is a car?

 

[Cycling Dan]

I read them but they don't often make sense
What's a 'plausible' killer, for instance, and why do you assume that his 'preferred' weapon of death is a car?

In reference to this thread and glens reply the only weapon would be a vehicle. Plausible killer implies that he has ability to kill as does everyone although it's a possibility. Now I say if the situation granted it as presumably he will not endeavour to purposely kill. This however does not neglect that the person in question does have the ability to do so regardless of causation. What's not to understand? Everything so far is crystal clear.