A bit council Vol 2

[Hard-Drive]

TwistingMyMelon said:

Still think it is pathetic and spineless to post a picture of a family online just because you don't agree with what they are doing

Actually, it's well beyond that. It's creepy and weird. As is photoshopping numbers onto the people in the photo and casting doubt over what sex the numbered people are (that's really, really weird) Others (myself included) have been able to contribute to the thread without needing to post pictures as evidence. Not being funny here, but I had to sign all kinds of paperwork with our childminder about her posting pics of my lad online for her business social media page. The sports clubs I am a member of have similar policies...you just don't do it.

How do you know that perhaps that family hadn't just had some terrible news, conversation had gone to zero, the kids had reached for their phones as kids always do and the parents are breaking the news to other friends/family via text?

If that had been me, and you'd said "hi, can I take some pictures of your family and kids and post them online so I can be derogatory about you on an internet forum" I'd have told you to sling your hook. If I'd caught you doing it anyway I'd have slung your phone.

Their actions are an order of magnitude less council than yours.

Edited by Hard-Drive on Wednesday 3rd May 13:51

Edited by Hard-Drive on Wednesday 3rd May 13:52

[johnwilliams77]

Hard-Drive said:

If that had been me, and you'd said "hi, can I take some pictures of your family and kids and post them online so I can be derogatory about you on an internet forum" I'd have told you to sling your hook. If I'd caught you doing it anyway I'd have slung your phone.

Watch out folks - we got a bad ass right here!

[Hard-Drive]

johnwilliams77 said:

Watch out folks - we got a bad ass right here!

Not at all. In fact in over 40 years on the planet I have never once laid a finger on anyone, and no that's no because I'm "powerfully built" or anything. I just find those actions really odd and if someone was going to do that with my kid, I'd be pretty pissed off. Simples.

[johnwilliams77]

Hard-Drive said:

Not at all. In fact in over 40 years on the planet I have never once laid a finger on anyone, and no that's no because I'm "powerfully built" or anything. I just find those actions really odd and if someone was going to do that with my kid, I'd be pretty pissed off. Simples.

So what if it was Antony Joshua? Would you sling his phone?

[MWM3]

Hard-Drive said:

How do you know that perhaps that family hadn't just had some terrible news, conversation had gone to zero, the kids had reached for their phones as kids always do and the parents are breaking the news to other friends/family via text?

Oh FFS... You big snow flake

[Hard-Drive]

johnwilliams77 said:

So what if it was Antony Joshua? Would you sling his phone?

Who knows. As I've pointed out, I try to avoid conflict at all costs. It's all a bit hypothetical really isn't it, however me standing up for my child is the most important thing regardless of who it's against. And I doubt that Antony Joshua would take pictures of children to number, post and complain about online in the first place.

[johnwilliams77]

Hard-Drive said:

Who knows. As I've pointed out, I try to avoid conflict at all costs. It's all a bit hypothetical really isn't it, however me standing up for my child is the most important thing regardless of who it's against. And I doubt that Antony Joshua would take pictures of children to number, post and complain about online in the first place.

Let me help you - you wouldn't.

[WestyCarl]

Trying to pick and then win random arguments on the internet - Council..............

[austinsmirk]

its a lovely day, so I've been visiting the council in lovely rural dales villages. A lovely day for being outside and getting my mileage in.

anyway dogs. dogs are council: in the main.

from the horrible pens and gates people have to constrain the things. plus dog ornaments and signs saying "I live here"

but the stench.

the sheer overwhelming stench of a warm home and a dog on a day like today.

its an atmosphere internally that is akin to cutting a strong French cheese.

dirty dirty dirty people and their dirty animals.

I will divide opinion of course. But animals in the house is an absolute no.

[Uncle John]

austinsmirk said:

its a lovely day, so I've been visiting the council in lovely rural dales villages. A lovely day for being outside and getting my mileage in.

anyway dogs. dogs are council: in the main.

from the horrible pens and gates people have to constrain the things. plus dog ornaments and signs saying "I live here"

but the stench.

the sheer overwhelming stench of a warm home and a dog on a day like today.

its an atmosphere internally that is akin to cutting a strong French cheese.

dirty dirty dirty people and their dirty animals.

I will divide opinion of course. But animals in the house is an absolute no.

Disagree, I'm an animal and I live inside.

[Your Dad]

Dean, 54, and his 22-year-old partner, Kelly-Ann appeared on Jeremy Kyle and then threatening to sue when referred to as 'scum of the earth'.


Very council.
http://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/chesterfield...

[aR53GP]

Hard-Drive said:

TwistingMyMelon said:

Still think it is pathetic and spineless to post a picture of a family online just because you don't agree with what they are doing

Actually, it's well beyond that. It's creepy and weird. As is photoshopping numbers onto the people in the photo and casting doubt over what sex the numbered people are (that's really, really weird) Others (myself included) have been able to contribute to the thread without needing to post pictures as evidence. Not being funny here, but I had to sign all kinds of paperwork with our childminder about her posting pics of my lad online for her business social media page. The sports clubs I am a member of have similar policies...you just don't do it.

How do you know that perhaps that family hadn't just had some terrible news, conversation had gone to zero, the kids had reached for their phones as kids always do and the parents are breaking the news to other friends/family via text?

If that had been me, and you'd said "hi, can I take some pictures of your family and kids and post them online so I can be derogatory about you on an internet forum" I'd have told you to sling your hook. If I'd caught you doing it anyway I'd have slung your phone.

Their actions are an order of magnitude less council than yours.

On the same page where someone posts a picture of a girl's bottom in see-through pants and gets lauded, I get called creepy and weird for posting a picture of a dysfunctional family eating lunch. Only on PH.

If the pictures have triggered you or offended you in any way, I am truly sorry and will remove them at your request.

[Rawwr]

Your Dad said:

Dean, 54, and his 22-year-old partner, Kelly-Ann appeared on Jeremy Kyle and then threatening to sue when referred to as 'scum of the earth'.


Very council.
http://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/chesterfield...

That's like, Inception council.

[can't remember]

Your Dad said:

Dean, 54, and his 22-year-old partner, Kelly-Ann appeared on Jeremy Kyle and then threatening to sue when referred to as 'scum of the earth'.


Very council.
http://www.derbyshiretimes.co.uk/news/chesterfield...

Depressing when your life end up as an episode of Jeremy Kyle at 22 years old.

[austinsmirk]

Uncle John said:

austinsmirk said:

its a lovely day, so I've been visiting the council in lovely rural dales villages. A lovely day for being outside and getting my mileage in.

anyway dogs. dogs are council: in the main.

from the horrible pens and gates people have to constrain the things. plus dog ornaments and signs saying "I live here"

but the stench.

the sheer overwhelming stench of a warm home and a dog on a day like today.

its an atmosphere internally that is akin to cutting a strong French cheese.

dirty dirty dirty people and their dirty animals.

I will divide opinion of course. But animals in the house is an absolute no.

Disagree, I'm an animal and I live inside.

I suspect you wash once or twice a day.

or someone washes you once a day.

and you don't use a litter tray.

of course if you could lick your balls: you'd never leave the house. But that is a very old joke

[anonymous-user]

austinsmirk said:

Uncle John said:

austinsmirk said:

its a lovely day, so I've been visiting the council in lovely rural dales villages. A lovely day for being outside and getting my mileage in.

anyway dogs. dogs are council: in the main.

from the horrible pens and gates people have to constrain the things. plus dog ornaments and signs saying "I live here"

but the stench.

the sheer overwhelming stench of a warm home and a dog on a day like today.

its an atmosphere internally that is akin to cutting a strong French cheese.

dirty dirty dirty people and their dirty animals.

I will divide opinion of course. But animals in the house is an absolute no.

Disagree, I'm an animal and I live inside.

I suspect you wash once or twice a day.

or someone washes you once a day.

and you don't use a litter tray.

of course if you could lick your balls: you'd never leave the house. But that is a very old joke

If a house with a dog is dirty and smelly, I will bet that 9 times out of 10 the issue is not with the dog

[Hard-Drive]

aR53GP said:

On the same page where someone posts a picture of a girl's bottom in see-through pants and gets lauded, I get called creepy and weird for posting a picture of a dysfunctional family eating lunch. Only on PH.

If the pictures have triggered you or offended you in any way, I am truly sorry and will remove them at your request.

In fairness the girl's bottom is anonymous. It could be anyone...bit like the faceless pictures of overweight people everytime "obesity crisis" is on the TV news. But people's faces aren't anonymous...if taking pictures like that in a restaurant and posting is your thing that's fine...fill your boots. You've not offended me in the slightest, as I'm not in the pictures.

[berlintaxi]

Complete council scumbags.

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/father-and-daugh...

[brrapp]

berlintaxi said:

Complete council scumbags.

http://www.leicestermercury.co.uk/father-and-daugh...

I don't quite get what happened after. She was treated in hospital and was due to get an operation but died from blood loss from internal bleeding. But she was found dead on her sofa a few days later by a friend. Don't they have hospital beds in Leicester?

[PH XKR]

Being openly faux-offended and calling someone spineless for posting photo evidence of a modern council sign of the times is council.