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I just looked behind the sofa and this is all I could find....

Is that the same Shamblehurst barn that said it didn't need to join Pubwatch because they never had any trouble?

Luckily for the respective club's owners, commission is not something they're going to have to worry about.

I think it's like hangman.

Was she called 'Dot'?

Fortunately He's hired Keith Harris of Seymour Pierce and Orville fame. He's got no chance of selling the club now :shock:

Brilliant.

Ok.... So, basically you say our freedom will be more restricted, and yet you say that if/when the ID cards do come in, they (unsurprisingly) won't make much of a difference. Are we to assume that our freedoms are already restricted? So, basically, your only real objection is that you don't want to be challenged in the street for your ID card which you might have misplaced.... I imagine they wouldn't ship you off to Guantanamo but might allow you time to find it, like they do with driving licences... That is of course if you ever get stopped anyway - I can honestly say I have never been stopped thus far in my life for just going about my legitimate business....

That Much eh?

More than China :shock:

Unfortunately as has been seen so many times in the past we are relatively powerless to do anything to stop it!

Please explain what you would 'lose' per se...

Some might say inevitable? Surely anything that is designed to combat crime, disorder and dare I say it war, would be a good thing wouldn't it? Let's say [hypothetically] that every single person's movements and whereabouts were tracked every single minute of every single day and stored in some enormous data bank that could be accessed instantaneously, who should be the most nervous about this? Is it the person who is going about his business in a perfectly legal way and not breaking any laws, or is it the person who decides to break in to my place at 4.00am and steal all the money from the fruit machines?? I would suggest that criminals have more to lose in this situation haven't they?

I guess people won't believe this though, until the database is lost on a train or something.... Also I fail to see how an ID card will be used to track people's movements, unless of course it is fitted with some sort of GPS tracking device - entering the realms of Star Trek here aren't we??? I guess the only way people's movements will be tracked is if they are asked to present their ID to a police officer - presumably they would have to be doing something wrong for this to happen, as I really don't think this country employs enough police officers to waste their time examining the ID of every single person on the street. And besides, with our Police's legendary inefficiencies, you could probably have emigrated to Australia before they've filed the paperwork from their encounter....

The Police that attended another burglary at my place on Friday morning said they doubted very much that the people who did it would drive off down the motorway due to the proliferation of ANPR devices tracking their every move :smt102

Me too. But she did give great blowjobs.

I'm not convinced the Government's inability to keep the information secret and secure is going to deter them from continuing to collect it, ID card or no ID card.

Very much under utilised.

No offence, but in order to sell anyone, we need to have a buyer. We couldn't sell them in the summer because no-one else wanted them, what makes you think things will be different in January?

That's excellent news, we now know who LS is NOT! Only 55 million guesses left 'till we get the right name Where's Trousers during these times of crisis eh?

About what?

If you think they don't already have your details then more fool you... National Insurance Number, NHS Number, Driving Licence etc etc...

tommac made everyone so sceptical

By Jove I think he's got it! The whole problem was caused by the fans after all : roll :

Forgive me, but which bit of that has nothing to do with PC