
Bloody hell, what's next?
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Cricket bats, hammers and screwdrivers are also tools of violent crime. Ban them now!
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:39,
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Cricket bats, hammers and screwdrivers are also tools of violent crime. Ban them now!
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I've got quite a few replica weapons, but I'm not about to go all KIKIKIKIKIKIKIKIKI and murdalise people.
Well I might. But only a bit. Chavs, so that barely counts.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:40,
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Well I might. But only a bit. Chavs, so that barely counts.

Didn't get it, unless I've had an aneurysm and forgotten the other night.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:47,
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Sometimes I think England are just naturally useless at the sports they invent.
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I invented the sport of climbing around my living room to get things without touching the floor and I'm ace at it.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:41,
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There was some charity anti-landmine thing recently where a parkour chappie was to cross the whole of London without touching the ground.
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I used to do laps.
I was fucking ace.
My brother also did it and lost his front teeth on the radiator.
He is a sucker.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:45,
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I was fucking ace.
My brother also did it and lost his front teeth on the radiator.
He is a sucker.

I invented ADULT indoor clamberage.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:48,
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It's more of a challenge, as we have removed one of the sofas, and moved some chairs around, the gaps are awesome.
We are getting new sofas soon, I've been planning to break them in with a few laps as soon as they arrive =]
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:49,
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We are getting new sofas soon, I've been planning to break them in with a few laps as soon as they arrive =]

I mean, everyone does it, they just never admit it.
I think if equal obstacle courses were constructed, laps should be done.
*schemes*
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:53,
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I think if equal obstacle courses were constructed, laps should be done.
*schemes*

Although, it is more appropriately themed, so it is gauntlet shaped cushion.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:56,
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Will I turn it in if they become illegal? Will I bollocks.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:43,
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it won't be the same as every single other time, where the people who are truly mental and spazzbrained will still get their hands on the weapons
while the sensible law-abiding people are punished for it
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:47,
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while the sensible law-abiding people are punished for it

...and the little voices told me to violently murder someone, I'd certainly reconsider my actions should the government ban "samurai swords".
I'd use a garden spade instead, so they'd better ban those, too.
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 11:50,
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I'd use a garden spade instead, so they'd better ban those, too.

as to what classes as a replica or not.
would a paul chen practical katana be classed as a replica or a training weapon? it only costs a couple of hundred quid, is that deemed 'expensive'?
i think this ban is wrong, unless they ban all blades, kitchen knives, etc...
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Wed 12 Dec 2007, 12:06,
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would a paul chen practical katana be classed as a replica or a training weapon? it only costs a couple of hundred quid, is that deemed 'expensive'?
i think this ban is wrong, unless they ban all blades, kitchen knives, etc...