Banardos chav hunting film
Discussion
I haven't seen this on here yet but appologies if this is a repost.
Caught this on the news this morning and thought of PH.
http://www.barnardos.org.uk/what_we_do/children_in...
Caught this on the news this morning and thought of PH.
http://www.barnardos.org.uk/what_we_do/children_in...
Some glaring issues with this film.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
B.J.W said:
Some glaring issues with this film.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
Campaign against the demonisation of children??
Blinkered. Children per se aren't the issue - it's feral chav children with no sense of right or wrong that are the problem. And no amount of telling people we have to be nice to them is going to help.
Barnardos is looking at the wrong people here. It's the parents of the problem kids they should be addressing. And the kids themselves.
Blinkered. Children per se aren't the issue - it's feral chav children with no sense of right or wrong that are the problem. And no amount of telling people we have to be nice to them is going to help.
Barnardos is looking at the wrong people here. It's the parents of the problem kids they should be addressing. And the kids themselves.
B.J.W said:
Some glaring issues with this film.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
YOU WHAT!!!B.J.W said:
Some glaring issues with this film.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
Just superb. Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
I don't think our society demonises kids. There are loads of decent ones born to decent parents from all walks of life and social classes. If you speak to 'em politely they speak back politely too!
Then there are the chav thug kids tooled up with knives and with an in-built evil desire to cause mayhem. We all know they're a tiny minority - but they're fecking dangerous, same as the adult version of 'em.
It's pretty easy to tell the difference. The good kids will be busy getting their homework done.
phumy said:
B.J.W said:
Some glaring issues with this film.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
YOU WHAT!!!Edited by B.J.W on Monday 17th November 10:30
Mars said:
Their definitely of "children" seems to focus only on what I would call "teenagers". Lumping my 3yo boy into their ad campaign is crap when he couldn't be further from their target.
At serious risk of reputation damage there.
Well spotted. I think you'd find that if Barnardos were talking about their rights and their ability to make choices, they would cease to be children and would become "young people" or "young adults".At serious risk of reputation damage there.
B.J.W said:
Some glaring issues with this film.
Firstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
you sir, may now claim your Five pounds poundstrecher voucherFirstly, if you are going to go out at night then you need a decent lamp, ideally fixed to the car. A decent wattage/brightness should ensure that the little bleeders are transfixed for a long enough period to give you a better chance of a good shot.
Secondly, 12G is fine, but applying the ratio that shooting Charlie with a 30g load can leave a lot to chance, they would have been better off using a decent 2:2, ideally with a suppressor of some description. No point losing half your quarry when the first bang goes off.
Finally, and this is coming at things more from a health and safety angle, the men should be wearing some form of ear protection. Not doing so could cause hearing loss problems later on in life.
(Very good BTW, keep up the good work)
edited to add: Oli,
just noticed your contribution as well, still it makes a substitute snake oil thread
Edited by surfeit on Monday 17th November 19:17
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