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The fun police strike again 
BBC News - Lloyd's of London fines insurer Atrium over initiation games
BBC News - Lloyd's of London fines insurer Atrium over initiation games
Lloyd's of London fines insurer Atrium over initiation games
Atrium Underwriters admits three charges relating to bullying and misconduct on 'boys' nights out'.
www.bbc.co.uk
MICK60
Legendary Knight
Thats £10 less than it cost to fill mine a couple of days ago.
Sarky B’stard
Legendary Knight
There are real issues with some City cultures. Have you ever considered the extent to which the risk taking and financial crash were the direct results of bonuses getting blown on coke snorting binges? They believed their own invincibility. It hasn't gone away and there is clearly a problem inside the HoC too.The fun police strike again
BBC News - Lloyd's of London fines insurer Atrium over initiation games
Lloyd's of London fines insurer Atrium over initiation games
Atrium Underwriters admits three charges relating to bullying and misconduct on 'boys' nights out'.www.bbc.co.uk
Old Nick
Legendary Knight
What’s wrong with coke induced binges
MICK60
Legendary Knight
Nothing. Unless your decisions affect other peoples welfare. Like losing their money, or crashing your car,What’s wrong with coke induced binges
Foxy
Legendary Knight
Tallpaul
Legendary Knight
Very nice.
MICK60
Legendary Knight
Just about to have 2 chrome headlights fitted, and the wheels powder coated gold.
Don the Don
Legendary Knight
MICK60
Legendary Knight
I thought so too mate. That's why i bought it pretty damn quick.
MICK60
Legendary Knight
They were doing that, at my local store, during that fuel shortage, a while back. People with trolly loads of it.
And so the unravelling of our British values continues
BBC News - Parents smacking children becomes illegal in Wales
Hands up who got "smacked" when they disobeyed their parents & teachers etc etc.
Also, hands up who thought it taught them that not doing whatever you like, whenever you like. And having zero respect for any kind of authority. Had consequences that taught you about the way the real world functions. Or was that the old "real world"?
I honestly don't get why such a law was deemed to be a sensible move? Some kids are already out of control. The last thing they need is their parents not being able to discipline them FFS!
I'm proud to be part of the generation that got board rubbers chucked at them for being disruptive in class. And slapped about a bit at home for disobedience.
It seemed acceptable then, & it still does.
Being told that X, Y & Z were coming my way if I didn't behave.
Then X, Y & Z arriving immediately after I ignored the warning. Taught me there were consequences to my actions. It ain't rocket science is it
BBC News - Parents smacking children becomes illegal in Wales
Smacking children in Wales becomes illegal
Critics say the law was pushed through by "those who think they know better than parents".
www.bbc.co.uk
Hands up who got "smacked" when they disobeyed their parents & teachers etc etc.
Also, hands up who thought it taught them that not doing whatever you like, whenever you like. And having zero respect for any kind of authority. Had consequences that taught you about the way the real world functions. Or was that the old "real world"?
I honestly don't get why such a law was deemed to be a sensible move? Some kids are already out of control. The last thing they need is their parents not being able to discipline them FFS!
I'm proud to be part of the generation that got board rubbers chucked at them for being disruptive in class. And slapped about a bit at home for disobedience.
It seemed acceptable then, & it still does.
Being told that X, Y & Z were coming my way if I didn't behave.
Then X, Y & Z arriving immediately after I ignored the warning. Taught me there were consequences to my actions. It ain't rocket science is it
Steve 998cc
Legendary Knight
I feel the same about capital punishment lost count of the reoffenders I saw return on a second and third seperate conviction for murder.And so the unravelling of our British values continues
BBC News - Parents smacking children becomes illegal in Wales
Smacking children in Wales becomes illegal
Critics say the law was pushed through by "those who think they know better than parents".www.bbc.co.uk
Hands up who got "smacked" when they disobeyed their parents & teachers etc etc.
Also, hands up who thought it taught them that not doing whatever you like, whenever you like. And having zero respect for any kind of authority. Had consequences that taught you about the way the real world functions. Or was that the old "real world"?
I honestly don't get why such a law was deemed to be a sensible move? Some kids are already out of control. The last thing they need is their parents not being able to discipline them FFS!
I'm proud to be part of the generation that got board rubbers chucked at them for being disruptive in class. And slapped about a bit at home for disobedience.
It seemed acceptable then, & it still does.
Being told that X, Y & Z were coming my way if I didn't behave.
Then X, Y & Z arriving immediately after I ignored the warning. Taught me there were consequences to my actions. It ain't rocket science is it
Sarky B’stard
Legendary Knight
And I thought bagger racing was whisking them out the pub so fast your mates didn't see.
Sarky B’stard
Legendary Knight
Spare the rod.....And so the unravelling of our British values continues
BBC News - Parents smacking children becomes illegal in Wales
Smacking children in Wales becomes illegal
Critics say the law was pushed through by "those who think they know better than parents".www.bbc.co.uk
Hands up who got "smacked" when they disobeyed their parents & teachers etc etc.
Also, hands up who thought it taught them that not doing whatever you like, whenever you like. And having zero respect for any kind of authority. Had consequences that taught you about the way the real world functions. Or was that the old "real world"?
I honestly don't get why such a law was deemed to be a sensible move? Some kids are already out of control. The last thing they need is their parents not being able to discipline them FFS!
I'm proud to be part of the generation that got board rubbers chucked at them for being disruptive in class. And slapped about a bit at home for disobedience.
It seemed acceptable then, & it still does.
Being told that X, Y & Z were coming my way if I didn't behave.
Then X, Y & Z arriving immediately after I ignored the warning. Taught me there were consequences to my actions. It ain't rocket science is it
My daughters got smacked. One even got smacked twice. Stopped her trying to run into the road.
Don the Don
Legendary Knight
Tell some of these kids off these days and they quote you their rights, Scotland has had no slapping for a few years they have no sence of right or wrong and no respect for law or society as they know you can't touch them
Scrappy
Legendary Knight
It is unfathomable how someone can reoffend for murder 3 times
, even allowing for a mistake convicting the first time, a second offence should mean automatic death, no appeal, just a bullet to the back of the head... IMO