Urban 75 Informal Anarchist Actions

[DaveCinzano]

It’s probably part of a passive aggressive response to an ongoing dispute over an unadopted road.

https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN00402/SN00402.pdf

I feel you are bringing a bit of unspoken backstory to the table here

 

[danny la rouge]

I feel you are bringing a bit of unspoken backstory to the table here

The legislation applies only in England and Wales. I do not live in England and Wales.

 

[Kevbad the Bad]

The legislation applies only in England and Wales. I do not live in England and Wales.

Nor do I. I live in England.

 

[danny la rouge]

Nor do I. I live in England.

There must be someone with a house bisected by the border!

 

[Stash]

There must be someone with a house bisected by the border!

It would appear so...

 

[steeplejack]

Chester FC's car park and office is in England, but the whole of the stadium is in Wales.

I suppose in itself this is an anarchist action, refusing to conform to feudal-monarchical bourgeois nation-formation and therefore provoking a never-ending derive amongst the committee rooms of the English and Welsh FAs. Confronting the oppressive hierarchies of football governance with a spritely jouissance. All whilst playing in National League North.

 

[danny la rouge]

It would appear so...
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Hooray! Making a complete nonsense of imaginary lines on maps. I wholeheartedly approve.

 

[Voley]

It’s probably part of a passive aggressive response to an ongoing dispute over an unadopted road.

https://researchbriefings.files.parliament.uk/documents/SN00402/SN00402.pdf

Getting roads adopted is a thrilling part of my glamorous, nay sexy, job.

 

[PTK]

Hooray! Making a complete nonsense of imaginary lines on maps. I wholeheartedly approve.

I don't recognise the border between Scotland and England.
If I saw it in an identity parade, I would not be abe to pick it out.

 

[PTK]

Getting roads adopted is a thrilling part of my glamorous, nay sexy, job.

Do the adoptees have to undergo checks? Or can anyone adopt a road?

 

[danny la rouge]

I don't recognise the border between Scotland and England.
If I saw it in an identity parade, I would not be abe to pick it out.

Noo Sark rins ower the Solway sands,
And Tweed rins tae the ocean,
To mark whar Gretna services stand,
Sic an overpriced petrol station.

 

[Voley]

Do the adoptees have to undergo checks? Or can anyone adopt a road?

I don't know tbh. I just hand them over to the council once they're built to an adoptable standard. They're the ones doing the adopting.

Honestly, it's positively erotic, my role.

 

[Voley]

I've seen things you people wouldn't believe ... Section 38 agreements missing plans, attenuation tanks with no responsible management company, a dropped kerb in totally the wrong place ... all those moments ... lost in time ... like tears in rain.

 

[planetgeli]

The border cuts through the entrance to The Bradford Arms in Llanymynech.



It also used to cut directly through The Lion in the same town, with a bar in Wales and a bar in England (with, apparently, different license conditions) but The Lion closed.

 

[MickiQ]

I don't recognise the border between Scotland and England.
If I saw it in an identity parade, I would not be abe to pick it out.

It's recognisable by a huge sign next to the motorway that says "Welcome to Scotland" funnily enough whilst there presumably must also be a matching "Welcome to England" sign on the southbound, I can't remember ever noticing that.

 

[Voley]

there presumably must also be a matching "Welcome to England" sign on the southbound, I can't remember ever noticing that.

We probably don't want to be welcoming. That would be very like us tbf.

 

[PTK]

It's recognisable by a huge sign next to the motorway that says "Welcome to Scotland" funnily enough whilst there presumably must also be a matching "Welcome to England" sign on the southbound, I can't remember ever noticing that.

I have only ever been to Scotland by train.

 

[A380]

We probably don't want to be welcoming. That would be very like us tbf.

Yes, We should have a passive aggressive sign to properly reflect our national character

"You are now entering England, don't worry about not ringing to let us know you were coming"

 

[Voley]

Yes, We should have a passive aggressive sign to properly reflect our national character

"You are now entering England, don't worry about not ringing to let us know you were coming"

"You are now in England. Please make it brief."

 

[Wilf]

I respect border so little, I nearly posted this on another thread. Nearly.

 

[A380]

I respect border so little, I nearly posted this on another thread. Nearly.

In Soviet Russia border respect you.

 

[danny la rouge]

there presumably must also be a matching "Welcome to England" sign on the southbound

I think it just says “ENGLAND” in very big letters. I pass it regularly. I don’t remember a welcome.

 

[A380]

I think it just says “ENGLAND” in very big letters. I pass it regularly. I don’t remember a welcome.

Coming over here, hypnotising our dogs...

 

[Wilf]

I think it just says “ENGLAND” in very big letters. I pass it regularly. I don’t remember a welcome.

It's a degree or two warmer in England, but still distinctly chilly.

 

[danny la rouge]

Coming over here, hypnotising our dogs...

Look, those dogs had free will.

 

[PTK]

On the borders of Hertfordshire there are signs reading "Hertfordshire County of Opportunity."

[NB Hertfordshire is not to be confused with Herefordshire].

 

[danny la rouge]

“Clackmannanshire - not as bad as you feared”.

 

[Wilf]

Hertfordshire is not to be confused with Herefordshire

Why not daddio?

 

[Elpenor]

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“Clackmannanshire - not as bad as you feared”.

Never been convinced that’s a real county but it was an option on the address dropdown of a payroll system I have used so the conspiracy must run quite deep

 

[not henry]

I don't recognise the border between Scotland and England.
If I saw it in an identity parade, I would not be abe to pick it out.