So the government is trying to ban poppers?

[Berni]

Putting aside that this led to a rather unpleasant 'what the f**k is the world coming to?' moment when a serving Tory MP revealed that he used them (presumably to facilitate bumsex), what possible justification can there possibly be for this absurd act?

It's not even like they're some new 'menace facing our kids'. It's been around since at least the 80s and there has been to my knowledge no serious evidence of them doing any particular damage. Equally, since amyl nitrite is a widely used industrial solvent, I'd be interested to know how anyone proposes banning it.

So, in short: WILL EVERYONE PLEASE STOP TRYING TO F.UCKING BAN THINGS?

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

[Luis Anaconda]

skit. Parliament should stick to harmless things like discussing Donald Trump's hair.


On another note - just seen Taylor's catch. My word

[Classic Jorge]

And each one admitted to what drugs they used, in order to facilitate backdoor sehnannigans or otherwise.

We seem to be becoming increasingly more conservative here. If we were being Conservative we might actually realise there are some benefits, not just financial but also societal, in at least looking at the mess that is drugs policy.

[Pat Vegas]

[Berni]

to ban things than it is to actually have to sit down and do the hard thinking about how legalisation would actually work. The former is ineffective but easy, whereas the latter is beneficial, but hard. Hence successive governments of every colour preferring the former.

[Luis Anaconda]

http://www.amieslavin.co.uk/images/Space%20Dust.jpg


That would be a disaster

[Pat Vegas]

or motorway cops.

'why aye mon we've pulled this lad over and he's got drugs in his car' 'we'll never get rid of drugs for good but we are doing our best like'

the poor fella has a little bit of weed in his car.

[Pat Vegas]

https://upload.wikimedia.org/wikipedia/commons/8/82/Party_poppers.jpg

[Berni]

rather filthy things, la. I can't even bring myself to talk about them. At one point she threatened me with an enema. :-(




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Elinore 6m ago


Now here's a wonderful curiosity which points out one of the differences between men and women.

It was said of President Kennedy that when he was in mid fornicate, so to speak, one of his Secret Servicemen would plunge the head of Kennedy's partner underwater. A rather lovely nurse of my acquaintance told me that when this happened the vaginal muscles along with others would tighten thus providing a rather deliciously tight screw, which would increase the sensations on the Presidential *****.

I believe those who practice breath control as a fetish do so for the self- same reason.

And as a devotee of pegging I must admit I prefer tightness rather than slackness as it were - if only for the sense of empowerment.

[Pat Vegas]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Berni]

because it would make their arrest rates look good.

[Luis Anaconda]

[Berni]

[Pat Vegas]

in Jack's wheelchair.

[Classic Jorge]

We've now got three, possibly even four, generations who have used recreational drugs. We're neither soddom no gamorrah (though poppers boy might counter one of those arguments) so it's really time to start being sensible about things like this.

Parliament really is just a pile of ineffectual middle management tossers. We need to tackle the big questions in society, not fiddle round the edges endlessly reclassifying things to look tough and then having to shorten sentences when people realise the prisons are so full we cant lock people doing actual harm away.

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Politicians know that there are still too many ageing Mail readers who will clutch their pearls and swoon at the very idea.

They'll be dead soon.

[Classic Jorge]

[71 Guns - channeling the spirit of Mr Hat]

[Ashberto]

We live in a somewhat illiberal society.

Though poppers can blister your nose, ISTR, as the bottle gets emptier and the nose gets closer to the rim of the bottle. I had no idea they were used for bumsex, just general raunchiness.

[Classic Jorge]

Meanwhile the US steals the whole market land grab of weed business and we're left lagging behind.

I want to run a browncafe in the yorkshire dales, C. You know that would do fine business.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

mess we were then.

I think that people who take drugs get a rather false impression of just how many people there are out there who take drugs. There are millions of people like pokster who genuinely think they're an evil that can and should be stopped.

Also, I sometimes worry that the younger generation are disturbingly straight-laced. :-(

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

But now I can't help picturing her rogering some poor ******* to within an inch of his life with something the size and shape of a Victorian table leg. :cry:

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

of playing games on their computers :-(

I would say that more than 50 pc of people I know are, or have been, enthusiastic partakers of some substance or other. Come to think of it, that's not a great percentage, is it? :-(

Boring, square *******s.

[Classic Jorge]

Drink is moreso, but we all know drink is **** and nobody would bother if better things were available.

[Berni]

We just live in a society where the gulf between what's done and what's seen to be done is simply enormous.

[Ashberto]

The lad next to me eats the cheapest food he can as he is saving up for his kids future. He hasn't got a girlfriend yet. :-|

What's the world coming to?

[Berni]

I love drink. I also love other drugs. The two can be wonderfully complementary.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

'taking drugs', j.

Spending a weekend in the company of 5 grams of Bolivia's finest, a quantity of liquid MDMA, the lady or ladies of your choice and quite a lot of vodka and Red Bull is what I mean by taking drugs.

[Red N White Army]

Only hope is our generation become the most likely to vote in the future and therefore policies change in that direction...

[Berni]

[Ashberto]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Classic Jorge]

A games session was always the perfect post-clubbing mong accompaniment so you can only imagine the sheer variety of drugs goldeneye, doom, fifa, pes, street fighter, tekken etc have been combined with over the years.

[Luis Anaconda]

[Berni]

conformism of our politically-active young people.

[Pat Vegas]

[Ashberto]

I read that an SU campus banned her.

[Classic Jorge]

Give it a few generations of an even playing field with any lack of social conditioning and I think my hypothesis will bear out.

Or I could just be being controversial because I like being called a heathen by a bunch of longstanding dypsomaniacs.

[Ashberto]

Good Lord.

[Berni]

Union as a 'safe space' for freaks, loonies and nutters.

[Luis Anaconda]

, if this is the case - there was a petition to ban at which point she decided to pull out of a speech anyway

http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/germaine-greer-will -not-give-cardiff-university-lecture-because-of-abuse-over-v iews-on-transgender-a6707236.html (http://www.independent.co.uk/news/people/germaine-greer-will-not-give-cardiff-university-lecture-because-of-abuse-over-views-on-transgender-a6707236.html)

Still not sure 700 students - or in fact any amount of them constitutes a strong case for judging a whole society

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

One can address this by drinking some water.

[Berni]

Who are you to denigrate another man's preferred high? It's that sort of thinking that gets **** banned in the first place.

Think on, young j and mend your intolerant ways.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

:cry:

I miss 3 day binges.

[Classic Jorge]

[Berni]

within marriage and then we wonder why they're all f**king sex maniacs.

[eastgermanautos]

humour? I can think of no other explanation.

[Berni]

of 'good' or 'bad' drugs, j.

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

from a well prepared Dover sole au beurre brunoise.

The fellow has no palate to speak of whatsoever.

[Ashberto]

They bullied GG off campus, whatever the finer details.

[Berni]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Classic Jorge]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Weird cove. Drank his gin without tonic and buggered his houseboy mercilessly.

[Ashberto]

[eastgermanautos]

stupid ass pieces of mendacious douchiness. All right, you get the idea. :-)

[Berni]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

as an insult.

A puzzling lot, you colonials.

[Luis Anaconda]

http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/ healthy-living/how-often-should-you-be-showering-a6819486.ht ml (http://www.independent.co.uk/life-style/health-and-families/healthy-living/how-often-should-you-be-showering-a6819486.html)

[Berni]

This seems quite simple to me.

[Ashberto]

It comes bundled with its own water supply.

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

[Berni]

[Luis Anaconda]

[Luis Anaconda]

[redgunamo]

[Sir Charlie of Nicholas]

Even Guinness, which in wintertime I would suck down like a baby on the tit, now seems to me a huge quantity of sour liquid, to be defeated rather than enjoyed.

[Luis Anaconda]

[redgunamo]

One is often forced to wonder whether it is actually worth carrying on.

[Berni]

I lost count at about 12 pints one one evening last summer.

That said, such an intake used to be a fairly standard weekend evening. Now it's worthy of note. Tempus fugit.

[Classic Jorge]

[Ashberto]

All of them. :-|

We could go on all day with this. Maryam Namazie, ban attempted at Warwick. Now there's a top, top university, Wichard. A somewhat windy CiF piece seems to sympathise with the blocking.

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/oct/01/univers ity-of-warwick-maryam-namazie-activist (http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2015/oct/01/university-of-warwick-maryam-namazie-activist)

Generic piece about the culture of banning at universities.

http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/13/banning-shoutin g-down-speakers-universities-risk (http://www.theguardian.com/world/2015/nov/13/banning-shouting-down-speakers-universities-risk)

And beyond universities - Calls to ban Trump from the UK for having the wrong ideas ie - he wants to ban people from the US for, erm, having the wrong ideas.

[Berni]

[Luis Anaconda]

but you could equally put that down to a reaction to obnoxious man is unpopular rather than attack on our freedoms.

And, yes nice article on the whole banning business still not convinced a bunch of up-their-arses students represents society as whole, particularly as even if they do go into proper politics they don't necessarily hold the same loony political views as, a say, 30-year than they do as a student, unless they are Jeremy Corbyn

[Berni]

"We don't like what da nasty man says! Ban him! Ban him!"

[eastgermanautos]