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[URL]http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/england/kent/4534903.stm[/URL]
*shakes head*
This country.
*shakes head*
This country.
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monkey_man wrote:
> They're talking about obscuring the face, not hats.
Hats can obscure the face though.
> They're talking about obscuring the face, not hats.
Hats can obscure the face though.
JFH wrote:
> Emitime wrote:
> JFH wrote:
> And who really
> needs to wear a hooded top or a baseball cap inside a warm building
> anyway?
>
> Everytime you walk into a shopping centre, you take your coat off?
>
> Don't know about you, but I cannae be arsed to carry something, if I
> can wear it.
>
> The hood is generally attached to the coat so you don't have to carry
> it separately.
I wasn't reffering to the hood, I was reffering to the entire coat.
> Emitime wrote:
> JFH wrote:
> And who really
> needs to wear a hooded top or a baseball cap inside a warm building
> anyway?
>
> Everytime you walk into a shopping centre, you take your coat off?
>
> Don't know about you, but I cannae be arsed to carry something, if I
> can wear it.
>
> The hood is generally attached to the coat so you don't have to carry
> it separately.
I wasn't reffering to the hood, I was reffering to the entire coat.
JFH wrote:
> It does make some sense, especially the stuff about no swearing
> (though it will be very difficult to keep a check on).
Ever watched Demolition Man?
Sorry, that thought popped into the head when I read the above.
> It does make some sense, especially the stuff about no swearing
> (though it will be very difficult to keep a check on).
Ever watched Demolition Man?
Sorry, that thought popped into the head when I read the above.
They're talking about obscuring the face, not hats.
Emitime wrote:
> JFH wrote:
> And who really
> needs to wear a hooded top or a baseball cap inside a warm building
> anyway?
>
> Everytime you walk into a shopping centre, you take your coat off?
>
> Don't know about you, but I cannae be arsed to carry something, if I
> can wear it.
The hood is generally attached to the coat so you don't have to carry it separately.
> JFH wrote:
> And who really
> needs to wear a hooded top or a baseball cap inside a warm building
> anyway?
>
> Everytime you walk into a shopping centre, you take your coat off?
>
> Don't know about you, but I cannae be arsed to carry something, if I
> can wear it.
The hood is generally attached to the coat so you don't have to carry it separately.
Turbans etc?
Basically the same thing.
Basically the same thing.
Chad Niga wrote:
> What about buying a hooded top from the mall itself.
That was one of the points raised in the bit the BBC removed from the article.
> What about buying a hooded top from the mall itself.
That was one of the points raised in the bit the BBC removed from the article.
I agree about the Caps but thats just because it will cut down the townies, but i wear hooded tops i just dont have the hood up.
What about buying a hooded top from the mall itself.
JFH wrote:
> And who really
> needs to wear a hooded top or a baseball cap inside a warm building
> anyway?
Everytime you walk into a shopping centre, you take your coat off?
Don't know about you, but I cannae be arsed to carry something, if I can wear it.
> And who really
> needs to wear a hooded top or a baseball cap inside a warm building
> anyway?
Everytime you walk into a shopping centre, you take your coat off?
Don't know about you, but I cannae be arsed to carry something, if I can wear it.
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