.... this is next !!! Bacon butties to be banned
.... this is next !!! Bacon butties to be banned
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NHyde

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1,427 posts

277 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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wedge girl

4,688 posts

268 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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Please let it be an April Fool.

peterpeter

6,438 posts

286 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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NHyde said:
Is there anything the lentelists won't leave alone ?


www.manchesteronline.co.uk/men/news/s/152/152988_bacon_ban_after_veggie_complaint.html



what bothers me more than lentilists, is people having the inability to tell them to FU*K OFF.

puggit

49,789 posts

277 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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He became a vegetarian because his wife who was a vegeterian died at the age of 35 WTF?!

dodgyviper

1,213 posts

267 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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Ironically the vegies I know that went back to meat eating did it cos of the smell of bacon.

V strange.

Hate to see hard working people getting shafted by PC dogooders.

Forced to live in a caravan - yeah right.

agent006

12,058 posts

293 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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They're selling hot food without the required permission. If they'd have applied properly in the first place they would be unlikely to have these objections against them.

Don

28,378 posts

313 months

Thursday 31st March 2005
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agent006 said:
They're selling hot food without the required permission. If they'd have applied properly in the first place they would be unlikely to have these objections against them.


Well if they apply now will they get permission, do you think?

I certainly hope so.

parrot of doom

23,075 posts

263 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Sorry, but I don't see why people are complaining.

I bet if your neighbour started an indian restaurant next door, and the cooking smells wafted over your house all day long, you'd be massively pissed off.

I'm all for the person complaining tbh. Cooking smells can be nice, but not all day long.

And yes I love bacon butties, in fact to be perfectly honest I've had 4 of them today.

Dr Strangelove

419 posts

262 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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parrot of doom said:
Sorry, but I don't see why people are complaining.

I bet if your neighbour started an indian restaurant next door, and the cooking smells wafted over your house all day long, you'd be massively pissed off.

I'm all for the person complaining tbh. Cooking smells can be nice, but not all day long.

And yes I love bacon butties, in fact to be perfectly honest I've had 4 of them today.


I'm with the Parrot on this one.

I really can't understand how some of you can make the connection with left-wing mumbo. This is just common sense. The woman lives their 24/7. It's been her home for 10 years. Her husband said he had also complained to the council about an increase in litter, on-street parking and noise since the sandwich shop had opened. In other words, since it was changed from a retail outfit, it has turned her 'front door' into a s***hole. Anyone here want to volunteer their front door for someone else's convenience and profit?

towman

14,938 posts

268 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Dr Strangelove said:

Anyone here want to volunteer their front door for someone else's convenience and profit?

I already have. New people moved in next door. Got planning permission to convert the downstairs into a day nursery (brown envelopes are suspected), made a load of dough, moved out leaving the whole building as a nursery.

One day, I WILL ruin this woman. I spend every waking hour trying to get it stopped, but she has the local council in her pocket. Far King government policy - get women back to work, stuff family values - dump your screaming offspring on some money grabbing, coudntgiveashitaboutanyneelse, lying, cheating b1tch.

rant over.

BrianTheYank

7,585 posts

279 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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FFS bacon smells GOOD
I hate people like him.

yertis

19,707 posts

295 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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parrot of doom said:
I bet if your neighbour started an indian restaurant next door, and the cooking smells wafted over your house all day long, you'd be massively pissed off.


I'd have no complaints...

birdbrain

1,564 posts

268 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Dr Strangelove said:

parrot of doom said:
Sorry, but I don't see why people are complaining.

I bet if your neighbour started an indian restaurant next door, and the cooking smells wafted over your house all day long, you'd be massively pissed off.

I'm all for the person complaining tbh. Cooking smells can be nice, but not all day long.

And yes I love bacon butties, in fact to be perfectly honest I've had 4 of them today.



I'm with the Parrot on this one.

I really can't understand how some of you can make the connection with left-wing mumbo. This is just common sense. The woman lives their 24/7. It's been her home for 10 years. Her husband said he had also complained to the council about an increase in litter, on-street parking and noise since the sandwich shop had opened. In other words, since it was changed from a retail outfit, it has turned her 'front door' into a s***hole. Anyone here want to volunteer their front door for someone else's convenience and profit?


I agree too. It's the usual knee-jerk reaction of blaming "lentilists" for everything. It's hardly left-wing to not want a fast food outlet on your doorstep. Those of you who disagree - how would you like it if your neighbours suddenly decided to open a kebab shop or whatever right next door to you?

lotuslad

5,253 posts

283 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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The reporter is trying to provoke reaction by repeatedly mentioning that the complainant is a vegetarian. However he is not complaining because they're selling bacon, but because of the associated smell.

I think it's fair enough - I wouldn't want my house smelling like a fry-up every day. I wouldn't particularly like to walk around town smelling like a bacon butty either - if for no better reason that the likes of Parrot of Doom would be chasing me round Benny Hill style

birdbrain

1,564 posts

268 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Furthermore, can I also add that being vegetarian doesn't automatically make you a "lentilist" or left-wing for that matter.

cotty

42,216 posts

313 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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I dont know the areal very well, what is Nandos

No I would not like to live next to a fast food place, if it was there before him fair enough he knew what he would be moving next to but he has been there 10 years and the shop was only taken over recently.

I live near a takeaway resturant that changes hands every 3 or 4 years and what ever is there, chinese, fish & chips etc makes the surrounding area smell but does not quite reach my house. Also when it changes into a chip shop, twice so far, it attracts kids who intimidate people, graffiti walls and damage shops and public property this I have witnessed. We now have police patrol the are and move the kids along. This is what I would object to

Mon Ami Mate

6,589 posts

297 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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birdbrain said:
Furthermore, can I also add that being vegetarian doesn't automatically make you a "lentilist" or left-wing for that matter.


Hmmm, why not explore the evidence?

Are you a vegetarian?

Are your political ideals left of centre?

Pigeon

18,535 posts

275 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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lotuslad said:
The reporter is trying to provoke reaction by repeatedly mentioning that the complainant is a vegetarian. However he is not complaining because they're selling bacon, but because of the associated smell.

...which gives him an uncontrollable desire to eat some bacon.

mxdi

13,994 posts

278 months

Friday 1st April 2005
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Mmmmm Bacon.

It must be the best smell to convince a vegetarian to turn to meat again.

Anyone know anything about carcenogenic thingys? Isnt bacon cancer causing?
Not that I'm fussed, cant eat anything these days without it being dangerous