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Game Forum / Action Games / Half Life / May 2007No more shaving for me...
http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html > http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html Crazy and I'm not entirely sure if it's fair. People work hard all their lives. I'm sure for those people it would seem sickening for him to find such a glaring loophole in land ownership. I have heard of this rule before but I thought it was more of an urban myth. >> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html > > Crazy and I'm not entirely sure if it's fair. People work hard all their > lives. Not in Hampstead they don't - bunch of wasters. And the rest of them just bugger around in the bushes on the Heath. Literally. > Not in Hampstead they don't - bunch of wasters. > > And the rest of them just bugger around in the bushes on the Heath. > > Literally. Pesky southerners! >> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I have heard of this rule before but I thought it was more of an urban > myth. It's real. Easements and adverse possession(I think) can result of unchallenged land use. If you own property, it is a good idea to post No Entry and Private Property signs per the legal definition. Be careful of people driving on your land or using it for any kind of business. Even fences that encroach your property can be an issue. Breen's citadel was challenged was challenged by city 17 but breen could prove that it had been on the site for more than 15 years. Also, he had the help of 1,000 transhuman combine "lawyers". > It's real. Easements and adverse possession(I think) can result of > unchallenged land use. If you own property, it is a good idea to post No > Entry and Private Property signs per the legal definition. Be careful of > people driving on your land or using it for any kind of business. Even > fences that encroach your property can be an issue. You misunderstand. I wasn't asking for clarification. > Breen's citadel was challenged was challenged by city 17 but breen could > prove that it had been on the site for more than 15 years. Also, he had the > help of 1,000 transhuman combine "lawyers". Now I have proof you're a freak :) >> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html > [quoted text clipped - 4 lines] > I have heard of this rule before but I thought it was more of an urban > myth. Over here in America, at least in VA, if you tend somebody else's land (mow, use, etc.) for 5+ years unchallenged, you can claim it. We also have squatters' rights too, but I think that's 15 or 20 years unchallenged. Acercanto > http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html I can't believe no one mentioned this one: http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20070524/tod-uk-bear-attack-1a5e080.html <shudders> == Thad >> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html > > I can't believe no one mentioned this one: > http://uk.news.yahoo.com/rtrs/20070524/tod-uk-bear-attack-1a5e080.html > > <shudders> Ah, bears aren't so bad. It could be worse. Mauling by a bear's really not so bad. Really. My cats can give a nasty scratch if they're startled. And bees - don't get me started on THOSE b***ards. >>> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html >> I can't believe no one mentioned this one: [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > > Ah, bears aren't so bad. !!!!!? :-0 == Thad >>>> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html >>>> [quoted text clipped - 10 lines] > == > Thad Yes, I didn't reply. I didn't want to associate myself with him. Who knows when they're watching... >>>> http://uk.news.yahoo.com/afp/20070524/tuk-britain-squatter-land-a7ad41d.html >>> I can't believe no one mentioned this one: [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > > !!!!!? Really, most bears are all cuddly and stuff. I think they even purr. Sure, they have big teeth, but that's just for eating nuts and stuff. > Really, most bears are all cuddly and stuff. I think they even purr. Sure, > they have big teeth, but that's just for eating nuts and stuff. I think you're a little *too* pro bear for my liking... > Really, most bears are all cuddly and stuff. I think they even purr. Sure, > they have big teeth, but that's just for eating nuts and stuff. "nuts and *stuff*" being meat mostly... >> Really, most bears are all cuddly and stuff. I think they even purr. >> Sure, they have big teeth, but that's just for eating nuts and stuff. > "nuts and *stuff*" being meat mostly... And nuts made out of meat...  Signature"Ubuntu" -- an African word, meaning "Slackware is too hard for me". >>> Really, most bears are all cuddly and stuff. I think they even purr. >>> Sure, they have big teeth, but that's just for eating nuts and stuff. > >> "nuts and *stuff*" being meat mostly... > > And nuts made out of meat... And hippie treehuggers... /me thinks of the Futurama episode where the Omicronians demand retribution for eating their young (Popplers) and end up eating the stupid hippie. "Woah, I think there was something in that hippie" "Duuuuuuude my hands can touch aanything but themselves... wooaaaahhhhh" > And hippie treehuggers... > /me thinks of the Futurama episode where the Omicronians demand [quoted text clipped - 3 lines] > "Duuuuuuude my hands can touch aanything but themselves... > wooaaaahhhhh" Futurama = classic! :) >> And hippie treehuggers... >> /me thinks of the Futurama episode where the Omicronians demand [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > > :) Oh, so true! I'm not very "culturally literate", so every once in a while, I'll pick something up that just adds another layer of awesomeness to Futurama. Ex: I just learned the other day that Elzar is based on a real chef with the Bam! and accent and all. And the brain slugs might be based on an old movie The Puppeteers, who latched onto the back of your neck and controlled you. Just little stuff like that makes it all that funnier. Oh, and the saddest episode EVAR. When Fry moved the stars to say I <3 Leela. Man. Anywho, I'll stop my Futuramo-rave here. Acercanto > Oh, so true! > I'm not very "culturally literate", so every once in a while, I'll pick > something up that just adds another layer of awesomeness to Futurama. > Ex: I just learned the other day that Elzar is based on a real chef with > the Bam! Didn't know that. :) > and accent and all. And the brain slugs might be based on an > old movie The Puppeteers, who latched onto the back of your neck and > controlled you. > Just little stuff like that makes it all that funnier. > Oh, and the saddest episode EVAR. When Fry moved the stars to say I <3 > Leela. Man. That may be a reference to the Red Dwarf books in which they made the stars spell out "Coca Cola" Hilarious. I think the book read something like "Tribes yet undiscovered by man looked up to the night sky and saw Coca Cola written in the stars" If you like the TV programs (and for the love of god I don't mean the bastardized American pilot ones) then read the books. You will laugh in public and people will think you're mad. > Anywho, I'll stop my Futuramo-rave here. > Acercanto Don't stop on my account. Let's face it, we're not going to "block up the newsgroup" are we? There are quite a few reasons I like Futurama. I like Futurama because it's "a Simpsons for geeks" I love things like the Pac Man and Donkey Kong references. There are so many more references which are far more obscure. For me, the funniest, or one of the funniest is in the episode with the robot rebellion (a parody of the socialist uprising in Russia) where the birthday-card robot suggests to Bender that one day they'll operate on synthetic fuel and not alcohol. Bad idea to say *that* to Bender. To which Bender replies "Gazgadanya, comrade..." and then promptly tears him in two. I'm not sure of the exact translation but I think it's "Farewell, comrade" I heard they're making a new series. I wait patiently with some small amount of excitement. re: Crazy and I'm not entirely sure if it's fair. People work hard all their lives. I'm sure for those people it would seem sickening for him to find such a glaring loophole in land ownership. I can't understand why they didn't lift him and drive him to Ben Nevis or Rathlin Island or Stornoway, granted, more expensive than simply killing him, but to let a f.cking waster like that become a millionaire is disgraceful! You lot here can flame like f.ck, for all I care, but I would like to say this: What the f.ck is wrong with this country (UK) that those who make the least effort are most highly rewarded, but those that work are punished financially for everything they do? Sorry folks, but that first post struck a chord. > re: Crazy and I'm not entirely sure if it's fair. People work hard all > their [quoted text clipped - 5 lines] > simply killing him, but to let a f.cking waster like that become a > millionaire is disgraceful! Wasters become millionaires twice every week playing the lottery. <g> (Probably the only way I could ever get any money, either, there's no jobs where I live...) Signature-- * I always hope for the best. Experience, unfortunately, has taught me to expect the worst. Yahoo: evilbill_agqx Web: http://www.evilbill.org.uk |
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