[Mgs] [MG-MGB] Convertibles make you deaf

Barrie Robinson barrie at look.ca
Fri Oct 9 13:02:10 MDT 2009


Paul,

I think maybe the UK leads in this sort of thing.  "They" make up 
laws and "requirements" so that they can have a bureaucracy and 
employ more people.  Thus we have loads of people waffling around 
contributing nothing except doing the laws and regulations.  It is a 
way of employing immigrants too.  In Canada it is usually difficult 
to get assistance from a Govt. dept. because their English is 
somewhat limited.  This, I suppose, matches the "off shore help" from 
many of the big companies.  Problem is that all this is paid for by 
the public sector and as the bureaucracy gets bigger so the private 
sector gets smaller - so eventually the bureaucrats will have to 
start private sector business to get enough money to pay 
themselves.  Boy, that should be fun !!!!

What you have to realise that that those people slapping tickets on 
people employs not only the slapper-oners but their supervisors, 
clerics, paymasters, the people who "train" them and Uncle Tom Cobbley and all.



At 11:04 AM 10/9/2009, Paul Hunt wrote:
>This is modern-day Britain, where people take a delight in trying to prove
>popular products or pastimes are 'dangerous', if not trying to ban them and/or
>fine you if you persist.  Shortly after I received this I heard that
>Nottingham City Council are to introduce fines of up to #300 if you leave your
>engine running for more than 3 minutes in traffic.  Quite apart from the fact
>that 3 minutes is a long time and an indictment of the city's traffic system,
>there is the totally random and arbitrary nature of application of the fines,
>presumably from wardens standing around timing people, with no independent and
>scientifically verified method of measurement.  These are the people who have
>slapped 'parking' tickets on the victims of motor accidents, and the
>ambulances attending them.
>
>PaulH.
>
>   ----- Original Message -----
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>
>     Amazing to think a doctor would waste him time on this crap, and get
>funding to 'research' it. I think there are more
>   important issues to be resolved, medically....
>
>   .
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Regards

Barrie
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