If you don't like spam

Basically they were a good idea even if no-one's got any figures to
prove it. If they just stopped you grinding through your skull in a
slide they were worth the money. IIRC.

 

Yup.

 

Yup.[/QUOTE]

That with regard to motorcycle helmet, pushbike ones or both? FWIW I
agree although I'm kinda fatalistic about using my pushbike helmet.

Offroad I always wear it as I tend to push myself far enough that
accidents are likely and there's lots of stuff to hit. Like trees.

On the road I wear it 50/50. If it's hot I don't bother, working on
the principle that if I get hit by a car a bit of polystyrene on my
head isn't going to make a lot of difference, and on the road it's
unlikely I'll have an accident that's my fault.

 

Sir might like to try this

http://spamlegalaction.pbwiki.com/

 

raden wrote

Interesting site, mostly a work in progress though.


On an unrelated subject, sort of, I arrived here:

http://www.spamlaws.com/eu.shtml

It starts downloading it and Adobe fires up and wants to have a natter,

A: "Look, this update shit, how about we set it up for once a month
regular and you just leave the details to me eh? I can even do it when
you are not here if you like."

Me: "So where do I click?"

A: "Where it says OK"

<click>

A: "Cheers, I'll let you know if anything important happens, see ya"


Ain't technology wonderful sometimes?

 

No, I missed that.
[/QUOTE]
I'm surprised. It was fairly well publicised, in outline if not in
detail.

I don't think traffic offences are included.

 

Are traffic offences criminal offences as in offences that give you a
criminal record? I didn't think they were but I'm probably a hardened
crim after all these years.

 

People pay for permission to shoot birds and to fish on other peoples
property[/QUOTE]

Single barrel for the fish?