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Come Inside... => Saloon Bar => Topic started by: apc2010 on March 22, 2016, 08:39:26 AM
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Well if you are working today........ noooo:
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noooo:
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Back tomorrow. noooo:
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Back tomorrow. noooo:
they say tighter security at Gatwick (for some reason the other airports not mentioned)....
What do you expect...?
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Security is tight at Gatwick anyway, but I would expect to see lots more cops with guns in the check-in areas. They are the unsafest areas as passengers haven't gone through any security scanning at that point.
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Security is tight at Gatwick anyway, but I would expect to see lots more cops with guns in the check-in areas. They are the unsafest areas as passengers haven't gone through any security scanning at that point.
Not that I am pointing the finger, but do you have any members of The Religion Of Pieces working air-side...?
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Security is tight at Gatwick anyway, but I would expect to see lots more cops with guns in the check-in areas. They are the unsafest areas as passengers haven't gone through any security scanning at that point.
Not that I am pointing the finger, but do you have any members of The Religion Of Pieces working air-side...?
Loads noooo: Nowhere near as many as Heathrow though.
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Security is tight at Gatwick anyway, but I would expect to see lots more cops with guns in the check-in areas. They are the unsafest areas as passengers haven't gone through any security scanning at that point.
Not that I am pointing the finger, but do you have any members of The Religion Of Pieces working air-side...?
Loads noooo: Nowhere near as many as Heathrow though.
That is what I thought.... noooo:
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Not to mention Luton, Birmingham and Leeds/Bradford whistle:
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I work in probably the safest area. If we assume that the rag-heads want to inflict maximum casualties, they will either set bombs to go off in the most crowded areas - check-in and the plane itself. If they did develop a bomb invisible to the various scanners to get on a plane, it would be set to detonate when the plane is in the air - long after it has passed under our boots. They want a bigger prize than a few lowly baggage handlers.
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I work in probably the safest area. If we assume that the rag-heads want to inflict maximum casualties, they will either set bombs to go off in the most crowded areas - check-in and the plane itself. If they did develop a bomb invisible to the various scanners to get on a plane, it would be set to detonate when the plane is in the air - long after it has passed under our boots. They want a bigger prize than a few lowly baggage handlers.
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I work in probably the safest area. If we assume that the rag-heads want to inflict maximum casualties, they will either set bombs to go off in the most crowded areas - check-in and the plane itself. If they did develop a bomb invisible to the various scanners to get on a plane, it would be set to detonate when the plane is in the air - long after it has passed under our boots. They want a bigger prize than a few lowly baggage handlers.
Don't stamp so hard from now on.... noooo:
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I work in probably the safest area. If we assume that the rag-heads want to inflict maximum casualties, they will either set bombs to go off in the most crowded areas - check-in and the plane itself. If they did develop a bomb invisible to the various scanners to get on a plane, it would be set to detonate when the plane is in the air - long after it has passed under our boots. They want a bigger prize than a few lowly baggage handlers.
Don't stamp so hard from now on.... noooo:
The boots of tip-toeing. scared2:
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I work in probably the safest area. If we assume that the rag-heads want to inflict maximum casualties, they will either set bombs to go off in the most crowded areas - check-in and the plane itself. If they did develop a bomb invisible to the various scanners to get on a plane, it would be set to detonate when the plane is in the air - long after it has passed under our boots. They want a bigger prize than a few lowly baggage handlers.
Don't stamp so hard from now on.... noooo:
The boots of tip-toeing. scared2:
lol: lol: lol:
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That will never happen
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That will never happen 
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That will never happen 
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lol: lol: lol:
I loved Bill Tidy.... cloud9:
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2gayers:
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Way before my time...
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Way before my time...
Like so many good things........
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rubschin:
rubschin:
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Valerie Singleton and Pip Hinton?
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Susan Stranks... Drool:
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:sex023: :sex023:
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http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks (http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks)
Oh...................
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http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks (http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks)
Oh...................
NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! sad32:
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http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks (http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks)
Oh...................
Well to be fair she is 77 now
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Dan Roan needs to get a sense of fucking perspective doesn't he? cussing:
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http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks (http://www.acicommission.org.uk/susan-stranks)
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Well to be fair she is 77 now
69 would have been preferable at one time noooo:
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Way before my time...
You and me both moanio
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Baggage Handlers Theme Song ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N66QfotPcfA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N66QfotPcfA)
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Baggage Handlers Theme Song ?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N66QfotPcfA (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N66QfotPcfA)
Oh, I don't think they bother picking it up first.... noooo:
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Raheem nails it! (http://www.breitbart.com/london/2016/03/23/tears-teddy-bears-but-no-resolve-to-deal-with-islamist-threat-in-europe/)
Well, for me anyway.... cloud9:
Teddy bears, tears, candles, cartoons, murals, mosaics, flowers, flags, projections, hashtags, balloons, wreaths, lights, vigils, scarves, and more. These are the best solutions the Western world seems to come up with every few months when we are slammed by another Islamist terrorist attack. We are our own sickness.
Do go and read it all! Thumbs:
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read it all, sorry BM but hugely unimpressed. The tactics that failed for decades in NI
There are no easy solutions to complex problems but there are dumb approaches and being the recruiting sergeant for terrorism is one of those. You defeat terrorism by separating socially and physically the good from the bad not by driving them together and turning off our best source of intel - informants.