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What's the Dumbest Thing You've SEEN Today?

-Skeletor- said:
I may not know all aspects of the hair/facial hair regulations, but I'm pretty sure the chin strap beard isn't authorized

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It's part of the stealth bearskin headress.
 
-Skeletor- said:
I may not know all aspects of the hair/facial hair regulations, but I'm pretty sure the chin strap beard isn't authorized


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C7s at a wedding? Are they forcing the bride to marry this man?

:facepalm:
 
Jim Seggie said:
C7s at a wedding? Are they forcing the bride to marry this man?

:facepalm:
Maybe there were no shotguns available in stores.
 
After reading the army message about use of crests and badges and the RCN missive about (non) wearing of uniform after retirement, I can hardly wait to see what the RCAF will spew onto an unsuspecting world.  :facepalm:
 
A FB picture depicting a graduation from Grade 2.  Seriously?  Graduation to what??    :facepalm:
 
PMedMoe said:
A FB picture depicting a graduation from Grade 2.  Seriously?  Graduation to what??    :facepalm:

Maybe the school is like the Burton school in New Brunswick that only goes to grade 2?
 
Bear mauls drunk man after eating his barbecue
By Cottage Life June 20th, 2013
http://cottagelife.com/71345/blogs/bear-mauls-drunk-man-after-eating-his-barbecue



Beer, bears, and barbecued meat are all things we love about cottaging, but at no point should the three be combined. An inebriated Alaskan man recently learned this the hard way when a bear nearly killed him after he tried to feed it some of his barbecue.

Jesus Mabalot, a 38-year-old man in Anchorage, Alaska, had one too many drinks at a church picnic near Eklutna Lake Campground. And like any sensible church-picnic attendee, Mabalot decided to sober up with some barbecue and a bike ride.

While biking, Mabalot encountered a black bear, and for reasons that might have something to do with his inebriated state, he thought it would be a good idea to share his barbecue with the animal.

Beth Ipsen, spokeswoman for the Alaska State Troopers, told the Anchorage Daily News that Mabalot stopped his bike in the bear’s path and threw “some sort of meat on a stick” at it. “The bear ate it,” Ipsen said. “He threw another one at the bear, the bear ate it. And that’s when the bear attacked him.”

Later that afternoon Mabalot was found washing blood from his injuries in a nearby river. Doctors treated him for injuries at Alaska Regional Hospital, and authorities handed him a $310 fine for feeding wild game, which is illegal in Alaska.

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Oh boy...it must be the heat.....

It's a deadly weapon... if you're a fly! Shop asks mum to show ID to buy a FLY SWAT

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2402649/Its-deadly-weapon--youre-fly-Shop-asks-mum-ID-buy-FLY-SWAT.html
    Nicola Butcher, 33, was stunned when her local hardware shop asked for ID
    The cashier, in her 50s, insisted swat was classified an 'offensive weapon'
    Mother was forced to show ID despite both laughing about the situation

A 33-year-old mother was asked for ID when buying a 99p plastic fly swat - because staff feared it could be used as an 'offensive weapon'.

Nicola Butcher visited her local hardware shop to buy the flimsy utensil when her kitchen became plagued with flies.

But she was stunned when the assistant refused to sell it to her unless she produced her driving licence or passport.

The till - at Home Hardware, in Romsey, Hampshire - flashed up a warning sign, which indicated the fly swat was classified as an 'offensive weapon'.

It means bosses considered the swat as dangerous as knives, fireworks, and lighters, which can only be sold legally to over 18s.

more on link

other incidents....
WHEN - AND WHEN NOT - TO ID...

This is not the first time shops have asked people for ID when buying apparently innocent items.

Parents Kirsty Breeze, 19, and Ian Jackson, 24, had to prove their age when buying a Fireman Sam DVD from Sainsbury’s in Stoke-on-Trent, Staffs.

Office worker Christine Cuddihy, 24, was told she had to be aged over 21 to buy a cheese and onion quiche from Tesco in Coventry, West Midlands.

And writer Elinor Zuke, 25, was asked for ID when buying a £1.19 pack of six teaspoons at Sainsbury, in Crawley, West Sussex.

Anybody convicted of selling a knife to a person aged under 18 can be jailed for up to six months or fined up to £5,000.

An offensive weapon is any article made or adapted for use for causing injury to the person, including knives and hidden knives.
 
Guess it would be illegal to give chopsticks with a takeout order at a Chinese restaurant there.    >:D
 
Ahh yes, North Korea, always championing human rights whenever and wherever possible...  ::) ::) ::) ::)

Washington Post

North Korea calls Switzerland’s refusal to sell it ski lifts a ‘serious human rights abuse’

North Korea, long pegged as perhaps the world's worst human rights abuser, accused Europe of committing "serious human rights abuse" for refusing to sell ski lifts to the Hermit Kingdom. That's perhaps the most revealing little moment in its breakneck effort to build ski resorts – one with real implications for how the outside world deals with North Korea.

North Korea has been working feverishly on constructing its first-ever ski resort, a lavish project that young leader Kim Jong Un personally set as a top national priority. But it has hit a major snag: It can't get ski lifts because of sanctions.

(...)
 
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

Let me get this straight.

NK can starve its people to death to invest all its resources in the engineering and building of all sorts of advanced weapons systems, including ships, rockets and nuclear weapons, but they can't figure out how to build their own ski lift ???

 
Oldgateboatdriver said:
Whoa! Whoa! Whoa!

Let me get this straight.

NK can starve its people to death to invest all its resources in the engineering and building of all sorts of advanced weapons systems, including ships, rockets and nuclear weapons, but they can't figure out how to build their own ski lift ???

I'm sure they've stolen the plans already...just all their engineers are too busy doing all the aforementioned stuff to carry on.
 
Yep, that was in the comments under the (first?) story.  :nod:
 
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