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Greetings! So, erm, yeah. We sort of bought a plane with your PowerUser subs. It's a Boeing 737-700 but don't worry, it's second hand so it's not like we're just going mad with your cash! The plan is for it to be almost like Air Force One in that when the mods are jetting off somewhere hot together (as we often do) we can still run the forum from in the air and you lovely folks won't even notice we're gone. One major difference between the plane and PS.com towers is that Bas isn't allowed his toaster as we've all seen what happens to the forum when he uses it and we don't really want that happening to the plane. Anyway, I thought that seeing as you lot have paid for…

Right I have exhausted all my current series - I need a new one recommended to me! I'll give most things a go really!

Hungry are we Cheets?

How's this for hypocrisy? I was in Chelmsford today crossing the road when a gaggle of people came up to cross with me. One female chucked her fag end on the ground and stamped it out whilst talking with her friends. Disgusting, I thought. Doesn't she realise that's littering. Dirty little madam. Five minutes later these self-righteous do-gooders are picketing a pet shop with placards protesting that anyone can buy a pet from a pet shop, which is why so much cruelty happens. Now listen lady, how about you mend your own ways before protesting outside a lawful business? How about you stop polluting your lungs for a start. If you're too addicted to this voluntary dru…

Police in China's Xinjiang province have turned to an unusual source to help them fight crime in the rural area: geese. According to a report from the Huffington Post on Wednesday, domesticated geese have proved to be an effective crime fighter, even more so than the dogs previously used by police in the Xinjiang province. Geese are aggressive, have exceptional eyesight and can be extremely vocal when agitated. Zhang Quansheng, a police chief in Shawan county, has also noted that geese have excellent hearing and are vigilant and brave, not hesitating to attack anything they perceive to be a threat. The geese employed by the police force in Xinjiang most recently …

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5u0JfNY_YIk This provided me (and no doubt the American officers) with some light-hearted relief

Anyone else watching? I am really enjoying it. Just watched Perri Shakes Drayton - brilliant performance. Excited for Bolt's heat later. Also looking forward to mens 200m and female 800m.

So I woke up for my late shift and found this... They didn't even knock to say that they would be blocking my drive. Not happy in the slightest.

Moving into a new house on Monday and looking into ways to secure my home. I have a few ideas, but some further advice would be appreciated . 1. Dummy house alarm, Iv'e had a look around eBay but a lot of them look fake, do all genuine live house alarms flash? 2. We have well secured front and back doors, but I would like some locks fitted onto our kitchen and living room doors to stop entrance into the hall if there is a break in. Any suggestions for any decent, reasonably priced locks? 3. Your suggestions. The budget at the moment must be reasonably low, therefore a CCTV camera, outside lights etc would have to be delayed to a further date. All suggestions are welco…

Is there anyone else who hates this heat? Or am I the only one who prefers the cold weather, due to working in a freezer haha, well until I get to apply for full time police. ( specials are good for me at the moment).

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2377974/Two-nurses-struck-faking-records-scandal-hit-Stafford-hospital-racist-staff-black-people-wait-longer.html About time something was done about Stafford, I think the quote by the Trust shows the mindset of the management, Maggie Oldham, chief executive at Mid Staffordshire NHS Foundation Trust, said: ‘Tracy White is still employed by the trust. We will need to take some time to consider the Nursing and Midwifery Council panel’s findings ''They should sack the woman on the spot there is nothing to consider, they are both Scum. Lets see the Managers and ex Chief Exec in the dock as well, total lack of leadership at the top.

Well done to Cuffbertt for winning the June photo competition. As usual, the winner gets to choose the next theme and Cuffbertt has decided it will be: "Bright Colours" And to expand a little: "Any photo of a subject that contains lots of bright colours" Photos to be entered on this thread between now and 21:00 on the 25th July. Judging will then be from 25th July until 31st July at 21:00 (ish). The rules are mostly the same as previously: 1 - The submitted photograph must be your own work. 2 - Group members may only submit one entry per month to the competition. 3 - Minimal retouching is allowed (brightening, sharpening, smart fix etc.) but entries t…

A man caught with a prostitute in his car told police she was there to show him where to buy tomatoes. West Midlands Police said officers found the woman sitting inside Muhammad Ikhlaq's car while he withdrew £20 from a cash machine, which he said was to pay for tomatoes. Ikhlaq, 39, of New Street, Dudley, was found guilty of soliciting and fined £400 at Walsall Magistrates' Court. He was also ordered to pay £665 in costs on Wednesday. Ikhlaq was spotted by officers who saw the known sex worker in his Nissan Micra car in Wednesbury Road, Walsall, on 9 May. PC Stacey Paterson, from Walsall police, said: "I've heard some excuses before but in the 10 years that I have b…

Hello! Anybody here a fan of Luther? I love this show. Idris Elba is a talent.

Swedish police have denied that one of their cars was involved in an illegal street race near Stockholm. A video clip on the Expressen newspaper site claims to show the "race" between a patrol car and another vehicle. Spectators are shown lining the side of the road at Jordbrolänken, a road 15 miles south of Stockholm and known for its street races. It comes as two people were injured in an accident on the same road on Saturday night. The video - which is reportedly two weeks old - appears to show a police car moving alongside a grey Hyundai before they both pull away at speed. Police smiled at the other driver and revved their engine, claimed a witness who spoke to …