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Police in London attack critical mass
John Hearns wrote:
For some reason at the last CM I got the impression that there were people at higher levels watching. You mean on the rooftops? With sniper rifles? Perhaps they thought a critical mass demonstration was going to be the detonation of a nuclear weapon ;-) -- Tony "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't" Anon |
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scotty72 wrote:
For some reason the coppers decided not to show for the past CM ride in Sydney. It was strangely quiet. Kept expecting to round a corner and BANG! I didn't know they did CM in Crewe ;-) -- Tony "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't" Anon |
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Tony Raven wrote: elyob wrote: "MartinM" wrote in message ups.com... Tony Raven wrote: David Hansen wrote: On Thu, 06 Oct 2005 22:24:40 +0100 someone who may be Tony Raven wrote this:- David Hansen wrote: I am surprised not to have noticed anything here on the police attack on Critical Mass outlined in various places, You didn't notice http://snipurl.com/i7uz then. A thread entitled "first Critical Mass" was of no interest to me. Well perhaps its no surprise you have not noticed anything here on a Critical Mass if threads with Critical Mass in the subject line are of no interest to you. perhaps it should have said "last Critical Mass" Or perhaps "This is a thread about Critical Mass and the police letter". Or "David Hansen, yes you, our precognition software says this will be of interest to you" ;-) I beleive such functionality is only currently available on threads about h&&&&ts and speed cameras, and only on certain newsgroups ;-) |
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MartinM wrote:
Tony Raven wrote: Or "David Hansen, yes you, our precognition software says this will be of interest to you" ;-) I beleive such functionality is only currently available on threads about h&&&&ts and speed cameras, and only on certain newsgroups ;-) You need the Sirius Cybernetics precognition extension for Mozilla Thunderbird. You will note that some people here are already using it. For example recently some people thought that Mr Senior has set his computer clock incorrectly when in fact the precognition software was posting a day early the message Jon was going to write and send the following day ;-) -- Tony "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't" Anon |
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On Fri, 07 Oct 2005 10:04:47 +0100 someone who may be John Hearns
wrote this:- b) speak to one of the good-natured and helpful bicycle mounted police who accompany the ride every month You mean line the bicycle mounted police who were handing out the offending threatening words, whether good-naturedly or not I have no idea? Will they follow up their threatening words with threatening behaviour at the end of the month? -- David Hansen, Edinburgh | PGP email preferred-key number F566DA0E I will always explain revoked keys, unless the UK government prevents me by using the RIP Act 2000. |
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Response to Tony Raven:
You need the Sirius Cybernetics precognition extension for Mozilla Thunderbird. You will note that some people here are already using it. For example recently some people thought that Mr Senior has set his computer clock incorrectly when in fact the precognition software was posting a day early the message Jon was going to write and send the following day ;-) *Some* of us here have been using that extension since 2071. [And a bug-ridden beta version since 11 B.C.!] -- Mark, UK "'Michael Gilhaney,' said the Sergeant, 'is an example of a man that is nearly banjaxed from the principle of the Atomic Theory. Would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?'" |
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Tony Raven Wrote: scotty72 wrote: For some reason the coppers decided not to show for the past CM ride in Sydney. It was strangely quiet. Kept expecting to round a corner and BANG! I didn't know they did CM in Crewe ;-) Ok, maybe I left my brain in park, but ??????? -- scotty72 |
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OT: The Third Policeman ( Police in London attack critical mass)
"'Michael Gilhaney,' said the Sergeant, 'is an example of a man that is
nearly banjaxed from the principle of the Atomic Theory. Would it astonish you to hear that he is nearly half a bicycle?'" Actually perhaps not so off-topic given the current discussion. I had been going to post at some point having just read the Third Policeman recently. A very strange book, but very definately cycling oriented! ;-) A mind-bending pancake of a problem and no mistake. Jon |
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Mark McNeill wrote:
Response to Tony Raven: You need the Sirius Cybernetics precognition extension for Mozilla Thunderbird. You will note that some people here are already using it. For example recently some people thought that Mr Senior has set his computer clock incorrectly when in fact the precognition software was posting a day early the message Jon was going to write and send the following day ;-) *Some* of us here have been using that extension since 2071. A good year that! [And a bug-ridden beta version since 11 B.C.!] Those pre-DEET days were a bit itchy ;-) -- Tony "I did make a mistake once - I thought I'd made a mistake but I hadn't" Anon |
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OT: The Third Policeman ( Police in London attack critical mass)
Everything by Miles na gCopaleen is brilliant: it's worth learning
Irish just to read An Beal Bocht alone... I haven't read the Third Policeman for years, but wasn't that where he was gradulaly exchanging atoms with his bike? Mad stuff, and all the action takes place in a fraction of a second during an explosion. |
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