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If you can ban/regulate further one thing which is legal
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
Stolen from the lounge
Personally I find jet skis and speed boats going at a million miles an hour in lakes with kids swimming a disaster waiting to happen .
And it being Christmas I remember Kirsty maccoll and what happened in Mexico .
Maybe not ban them but regulate them much more
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I for one would like to ban anyone making any suggestions to ban/regulate anything that people enjoy doing (lawfully of course) right after this suggestion... |
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"I for one would like to ban anyone making any suggestions to ban/regulate anything that people enjoy doing (lawfully of course) right after this suggestion..."
Would you ban it or regulate it further ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I for one would like to ban anyone making any suggestions to ban/regulate anything that people enjoy doing (lawfully of course) right after this suggestion...
Would you ban it or regulate it further ? "
That would be an economical matter
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Regulate all religious and extracurricular activities so no adult is ever allowed 1 on 1 access to children.
Ban tax exemption for religions"
I wholeheartedly agree. Almost all religions have been and remain a force for pain and fear throughout the world. |
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By *onnrodMan
over a year ago
moira |
"Motorbikes in urban areas!
Or maybe it's just the driver's revving them that are the problem, always seem to deafen me  "
I'd ban overly sensitive people making ill judged blanket banning motions on the activities of a significant section of the population, just cos they don't fit into that persons allowed view of society and behavior.
Also soon to be banned, under 25's in hot hatches, road workers, reversing in lorries, seagulls, crying children, pedestrian crossing warnings..... |
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By *og-ManMan
over a year ago
somewhere |
"Motorbikes in urban areas!
Or maybe it's just the driver's revving them that are the problem, always seem to deafen me
I'd ban overly sensitive people making ill judged blanket banning motions on the activities of a significant section of the population, just cos they don't fit into that persons allowed view of society and behavior.
Also soon to be banned, under 25's in hot hatches, road workers, reversing in lorries, seagulls, crying children, pedestrian crossing warnings..... "
In fairness Seagulls are right Bastards |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cyclists riding two abreast
Did you see them?
If yes, then they did their job"
Cyclists cycling two or three abreast on windy main roads who are doing less than 20km and have no organized trailing cars.
But then expect cars travelling 80 to 100 km to expect them. It should not be allowed unless it's an organised event to make it safe. |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
Propagandising innocent children with judeo-christian nonsense should be banned in all schools that receive any form of public funding; thankfully we are slowly moving in that direction.
Religious leaders (clergy) should also be prohibited from sitting as school governors or managers.
The days of the overt control exerted on the Irish state by the likes if John Charles McQuaid are long gone, but covert influence still obtains.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Motorbikes in urban areas!
Or maybe it's just the driver's revving them that are the problem, always seem to deafen me
I'd ban overly sensitive people making ill judged blanket banning motions on the activities of a significant section of the population, just cos they don't fit into that persons allowed view of society and behavior.
Also soon to be banned, under 25's in hot hatches, road workers, reversing in lorries, seagulls, crying children, pedestrian crossing warnings..... "
Nah I'm just on about installing a sound muffler on them like you have to do in Switzerland and certain parts of Germany |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cyclists riding two abreast
Did you see them?
If yes, then they did their job"
I totally agree there is a reason they are doing this now. Also like the way runners running to face vehicles now. Life is more important than an little inconvenience to drivers. It's like saying the same about farmers vehicles holding up country roads. If one chooses to drive them roads just be prepared and have patience. It's usually the road rage drivers that give out about these things and it's their own patience and tolerance is the problem not the obstructions. |
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"Motorbikes in urban areas!
Or maybe it's just the driver's revving them that are the problem, always seem to deafen me
I'd ban overly sensitive people making ill judged blanket banning motions on the activities of a significant section of the population, just cos they don't fit into that persons allowed view of society and behavior.
Also soon to be banned, under 25's in hot hatches, road workers, reversing in lorries, seagulls, crying children, pedestrian crossing warnings.....
In fairness Seagulls are right Bastards "
Crying children are worse |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
The unrestrained burning of fossilised energy stores within the earth's surface layers that have the potential to render this planet uninhabitable within a relatively short period; a few hundred years.
China and India are the largest offenders, at present. |
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"Regulate all religious and extracurricular activities so no adult is ever allowed 1 on 1 access to children.
Ban tax exemption for religions"
growing up, iwas sent to mass on a sunday morning. The church would be absolutely jammed. Every sunday at 11:30 and 6pm. I broughtmy granny to mass one sunday morning pre-covid and there wasabout 15 people all elderly. I smiled to myself, the church, the whole catholic faith tied their own noose |
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By *al2001Man
over a year ago
kildare |
"Cyclists riding two abreast
Did you see them?
If yes, then they did their job
I totally agree there is a reason they are doing this now. Also like the way runners running to face vehicles now. Life is more important than an little inconvenience to drivers. It's like saying the same about farmers vehicles holding up country roads. If one chooses to drive them roads just be prepared and have patience. It's usually the road rage drivers that give out about these things and it's their own patience and tolerance is the problem not the obstructions. "
Agree that roads are for us all, walkers cyclists and not just drivers.
But farmers driving by laybys and not pulling in to let the train of cars past them is just ignorant |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Cyclists riding two abreast
Did you see them?
If yes, then they did their job
I totally agree there is a reason they are doing this now. Also like the way runners running to face vehicles now. Life is more important than an little inconvenience to drivers. It's like saying the same about farmers vehicles holding up country roads. If one chooses to drive them roads just be prepared and have patience. It's usually the road rage drivers that give out about these things and it's their own patience and tolerance is the problem not the obstructions. "
Farm vehicles generally travel approximately 60km per hour which is appropriate for secondary roads.
Cyclists travel approximately 15km and on roads bends this is dangerously slow. I think it's unreasonable to expect car drivers to be constantly expecting cyclists when travelling around road bends and therefore travel at less than 20km or be close or over the white line. This in itself is obviously extremely dangerous and unworkable. Cyclists in single file who are well lit is safer on Irish roads so drivers can safely pass out or possibly avoid on bends if the cyclist is obstructed around a bend.
You mentioned road rage. I think it is frustration that leads to drivers getting angry in what they see as cyclists creating dangerous situations by travelling two or three abreast on bendy roads and having an attitude of entitlement. If its a group cycle and roads without a decent layby, trailing safety cars should be employed to warn drivers in advance and keep the group of cyclists safe who are travelling much much slower.
I was a cyclist in Dublin. It was my main mode of transport. I understand who dangerous it is. But cyclists were travelling single file in a cycle lane where possible. This is vital to allow road users to also pass at the speed limit. |
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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago
on the hill NordWest of |
Loads I agree with, already mentioned, especially the ones concerning religion.
Here's a few more:
Lawn mowing and hedge cutting shouldn't be allowed after 7pm.
Spraying round up should be forbidden.
Speed limits on country roads. 80km/h on boreens where two cars can't cross is just utter madness.
Politicians expenses
Privatisation of public property
I could go on for a while but I prefer to enjoy my cup of tea in bed.
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By *asual777 OP Man
over a year ago
i travel all over |
"And piggeries.
The smell ? Awful . Pig quality of life ? Rated by some organisations at -6. Zero is equivalent to death
I only buy organic pig, but it's tricky enough to get it. "
Do SuperValu still sell the range by waldron’s? They used to |
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"Cyclists riding two abreast
Did you see them?
If yes, then they did their job
I totally agree there is a reason they are doing this now. Also like the way runners running to face vehicles now. Life is more important than an little inconvenience to drivers. It's like saying the same about farmers vehicles holding up country roads. If one chooses to drive them roads just be prepared and have patience. It's usually the road rage drivers that give out about these things and it's their own patience and tolerance is the problem not the obstructions.
Farm vehicles generally travel approximately 60km per hour which is appropriate for secondary roads.
Cyclists travel approximately 15km and on roads bends this is dangerously slow. I think it's unreasonable to expect car drivers to be constantly expecting cyclists when travelling around road bends and therefore travel at less than 20km or be close or over the white line. This in itself is obviously extremely dangerous and unworkable. Cyclists in single file who are well lit is safer on Irish roads so drivers can safely pass out or possibly avoid on bends if the cyclist is obstructed around a bend.
You mentioned road rage. I think it is frustration that leads to drivers getting angry in what they see as cyclists creating dangerous situations by travelling two or three abreast on bendy roads and having an attitude of entitlement. If its a group cycle and roads without a decent layby, trailing safety cars should be employed to warn drivers in advance and keep the group of cyclists safe who are travelling much much slower.
I was a cyclist in Dublin. It was my main mode of transport. I understand who dangerous it is. But cyclists were travelling single file in a cycle lane where possible. This is vital to allow road users to also pass at the speed limit."
Dangerously slow?
No such thing
Dangerously impatient you mean. |
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"The unrestrained burning of fossilised energy stores within the earth's surface layers that have the potential to render this planet uninhabitable within a relatively short period; a few hundred years.
China and India are the largest offenders, at present. "
Might be something to do with the 2.8 billion they have |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
"Profile pics that are a close up of one body part (and I don’t just mean dick pics) "
I would agree with you on this; it's puzzling. How you anyone think this is attractive!
Admittedly, I have no pics, as yet: the two images I uploaded were rejected.  |
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By *ubal1Man
over a year ago
Newry Down |
"Cyclists riding two abreast
Cyclists 
They don't even pay road tax."
I have been told that cyclists ride two abreast as a safety measure; motorists have to slow down to pass with a wide margin .  |
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"Cyclists riding two abreast
Cyclists
They don't even pay road tax.
I have been told that cyclists ride two abreast as a safety measure; motorists have to slow down to pass with a wide margin . "
This is true.
Being visible is the most important thing you can do for your safety in the road, with any mode of transport.
Even as a lone cyclist, you should adopt the primary position (basically the middle of the road) by default, and pull over when you're confident you can be overtaken safely.
If the road is narrow, bendy, or doesn't have a hard shoulder; this is often your only option.
The last thing you want to do is facilitate a tight squeeze. A car, pedestrian or cyclist coming in the opposite direction could mean disaster. |
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"Cyclists riding two abreast
Cyclists
They don't even pay road tax."
No such thing as road tax.. Its motor tax a tax on owning a motor nothing else.. The upkeep of roads is funded through general taxation most likely income tax.. So Cyclists are just as entitled to use roads as motorists are.. |
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Motorcycles full stop should be banned.. Crazy machines kill and maim many people
Tractors driving on motorways.. The amount of near misses I see is unbelievable.. Driving way too slow for motorway speeds.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Right thats it ! You are all banned , ...yes everyone , people are so annoying going about riding motorbikes , cycling, talking , farming stuff all over the place , like you all think this world is big enough for all of you ..we'll that's it now ! . |
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