
I lived in fear of a Darth Vader-esque school dinner lady who stood me perpetually at the naughty table for refusing to eat mushy peas. An ordeal made worse after I was caught spooning the accursed veg into her wellies. Who, we ask, has wrecked your life?
Thanks to Philly G for the suggestion
( , Thu 29 Apr 2010, 12:01)
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Protection of Birds
Most birds are completely protected by law. It is sometimes thought that those birds which are often called vermin can be killed at any time by anyone. That is not so. Birds which are regarded as pests (magpies, woodpigeon, crows etc.) may only be killed by what the law calls an 'authorised person', that is the person who owns the land or who has permission to shoot pests. A trespasser or a person who shoots at such a bird in a public place will commit offences against the Firearms Act for having a gun and also against the law on the protection of birds by killing, or even trying to kill, a wild bird when he is not an authorised person.
( , Wed 5 May 2010, 15:47, 4 replies)

( , Wed 5 May 2010, 16:22, closed)

Now does anybody know a good story about a bridge?
( , Wed 5 May 2010, 16:24, closed)

I'm good for Battlestar, H2G2, Star Wars, Star Trek, Stargate...
( , Wed 5 May 2010, 16:38, closed)

an organised B3ta bird hunt would inevitably end up resembling 'Stop the Pigeon', and would pose little actual threat to the bird
( , Wed 5 May 2010, 19:14, closed)

It's when you get some dumb fuck who can't tell a pest species from a protected one - that's what pisses me off. When they tried to cull the Ruddy Ducks, some of the people they hired were fuckwits who shot native and migratory birds of other species.
( , Thu 6 May 2010, 9:50, closed)
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