#91

But they told us the Europeans love pointless bureaucracy…

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#92

It’s not like it’s a proper full on business, right?

#93

I really think it is no different to a parking fine or something, if people are given warnings it opens up a whole load of administrative burden, administering warnings, keeping track of past warnings, verifying identity, opens them up to challenge from others who have been fined. A blanket approach is necessary for the system to work. Plus where is the line for full on business, that kid may have planned to work that stall all summer, could have. Even a quite lucrative unregulated racket

#94

Alright, libertarian

#95

You’re thinking of @plasticniki

#96

This turned out better than any of us had any right to hope.

#97

This stone cold banger

I love that this thread turned into a bewildering overreaction, when the matter up for discussion is a bewildering overreaction. People are funny.

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#98

I am now anyway

#99

Hey that’s london. it’s a tough city and you’ve got to work ruddy hard to make the most of it but it’s absolutely worth the graft we love it and wouldn’t change it for the world
you can only get out as much as you put it

proud londoner.

#100

Huh?

#101

Alright Lord Sugar.

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#102

http://www.u2.com/media/player/110/5

Unfortunately.

#103

Tories tend to be on the side of the free market rather than fines.

#104

“how about a little citric acid in your eye, motherfucker.”

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#106

where do you stand on this one?

#108

the dad is a massive dick for having a cry about this and moaning about bad parents who give their children ipads when they should be turning them into tories.

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#112

bit of a weird thread here lads tbh

#113

^ child labour, the dad’s behind it, fine the fuck out of him.