He knew that they didn't stand under him thoughThe copper though waits through incomprehensible breathless rant 'right, no worries. So...'
Feast your eyes (and ears) on this (there's a Facebook video).
Poor bemused blue hiviz laddie
Christ there's more:
Total Stu-Anon bammery. The copper though waits through incomprehensible breathless rant 'right, no worries. So...'
(He's the Chief Constable of Police Scotland, for viewers in England)
(And Tulliallan is not where he actually is. He’s in Stirling. It’s just Tulliallan is a castle and looks good on the headed notepaper).(He's the Chief Constable of Police Scotland, for viewers in England)
No. Maybe they could fight the Governor of Edinburgh Castle though? He's got some form.Who. The Warlock?
I think the correct form is to put up a tariff of your fees on your front door or gate so that incoming persons (aka corporate fictions) will know how much they have to pay to knock at your door. I see no reason why such a thing would ever fail...hmm so this is Freedom of the land ballocks
I've supplied a document to the government so i'm resolved of all responsibility or repercussions
kinda sad sure the women and people are attempting to look after their community and country
but believes enough of this pull this shite
The Steven Seagal career reboot we never asked for"Edinburgh Castle is under siege," she says, as tourists stroll past.
Tulliallen is home to the Police Scotland HQ snd training college.(And Tulliallan is not where he actually is. He’s in Stirling. It’s just Tulliallan is a castle and looks good on the headed notepaper).
Indeed. But it’s really only the training college.Tulliallen is home to the Police Scotland HQ snd training college.
First Kabul, now Edinburgh
Minute and a half is a minute and twenty seconds more than I managed.I managed a minute and a half of Janie breathlessly telling us they’ve seized the castle. Do they get as far as the gift shop? Do they seize any fridge magnets or bags of Edinburgh rock? Because I was tiring of the courtyard being seized.
Are you claiming she suffered in vain?It doesn't at all
Feast your eyes (and ears) on this (there's a Facebook video).
Poor bemused blue hiviz laddie
Mind you, castle-storming is not what it once was. Back in the day, you needed to tool up before taking on the battlements. The guys inside would have locked the gates and would be firing sharp pointy things at you. Very hot oil would be poured down on your head and I’m not referring to the lavender-scented scalp-massage variety. Health and safety was not a priority.
Modern storming would seem to be steaming past the ticket office, brushing off the hi-vis jacket wearing custodians (who are all lovely) and then honking about the place like over-excited geese. We should be grateful. This modern army was seizing the castle for the people, by lawful means, although I suppose technically not stumping up the entrance fee isn’t lawful.
Good that they brushed up on the law before setting out. Sadly, though, it was the wrong law. They wittered on about Article 61 of the Magna Carta, which was signed in 1215 in England by an English king.
These Scottish patriots seemed to be unaware that Scotland was literally another country at the time. Next time they may want to quote something more relevant, like Section 15, Paragraph 15.1, Subsection 15.1.1, Clause 5 (b) of the Terms and Conditions for their Hoover warranty.
Christ there's more:
Total Stu-Anon bammery. The copper though waits through incomprehensible breathless rant 'right, no worries. So...'