25-05-2015, 12:42 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Meg
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I have paid for petrol standing behind someone wearing a crash helmet on many occasions , they usually lift up the visor.I hardly think someone who was going to rob a petrol station would fill up their tank then queue up to up to pay
. I have never seen a muslim women wearing a burqa and a crash helmet filling up the tank of a motorbike I must admit .
In islington alone around 80 motorbikes amonth are being stolen , quite a lot are food delivery peds , the proplem they say wearing a crash helmet , it's not your going to rob the place , but filling your tank up driving without paying , taking your helmet off , the petrol station have your face on cctv ,
But you can't say all motorbike drivers are criminals , you can't say all people wearing a burga are criminals , but you can't have two different rules as we all the same .
I find you a link Theres massive motorbike drivers rallies that are protested against it
25-05-2015, 12:43 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Myra
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I'm glad if no one has ever seen a gang of youths with their hoods up creating havoc. I'm not talking about the everyday person walking around with their hood up lol
Does a rainmate count?
I got a couple hoodies I wear often myra
25-05-2015, 12:45 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Patsy
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No - but there should be
25-05-2015, 01:18 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Mr Ploppy
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I think some women should hide their face.
I think it might be quite liberating to wear a burqa there are a few times I wished I had one. You just pop it on and out you go , no bother with putting on makeup and if you are having a bad hair day or have a spot on the nose or a cold sore no one's the wiser
I quite like the romantic idea of saving myself for my just husband's eyes too, it is quite romantic.
25-05-2015, 01:30 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Meg
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Do you know Ploppy I think it might be quite liberating to wear a burqa there are a few times I wished I had one. You just pop it on and out you go , no bother with putting on makeup and if you are having a bad hair day or have a spot on the nose or a cold sore no one's the wiser
I quite like the romantic idea of saving myself for my just husband's eyes too, it is quite romantic.
25-05-2015, 01:42 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Yes, the sound of slapping something on your face and not having to put on polyfilla sounds good to me. You wouldn't care about bumping into anyone at the shopsAs the saying goes "go out fully made up and you don't meet a soul, but just one day nip out without yer gladrags and makeup and it's like a flippin reunion"
25-05-2015, 01:42 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Markey1
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In islington alone around 80 motorbikes amonth are being stolen , quite a lot are food delivery peds , the proplem they say wearing a crash helmet , it's not your going to rob the place , but filling your tank up driving without paying , taking your helmet off , the petrol station have your face on cctv , But you can't say all motorbike drivers are criminals , you can't say all people wearing a burga are criminals , but you can't have two different rules as we all the same .
I find you a link Theres massive motorbike drivers rallies that are protested against it
25-05-2015, 01:44 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Myra
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Yes, the sound of slapping something on your face and not having to put on polyfilla sounds good to me. You wouldn't care about bumping into anyone at the shops As the saying goes "go out fully made up and you don't meet a soul, but just one day nip out without yer gladrags and makeup and it's like a flippin reunion"
Maybe it would if I had an almighty hangover, but fortunately I don't get those.
25-05-2015, 01:52 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Myra
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Yes, the sound of slapping something on your face and not having to put on polyfilla sounds good to me. You wouldn't care about bumping into anyone at the shops As the saying goes "go out fully made up and you don't meet a soul, but just one day nip out without yer gladrags and makeup and it's like a flippin reunion"
When Chloe was a puppy and I was still working nights in a boarding school she was asking to go out urgently so I scooped her up and took her out into our private garden wearing only my nightie . I don't know who was most embarrassed myself or the nightwatchman who appeared from nowhere with a torch
A burqa would have been a godsend at that moment ..
25-05-2015, 02:03 PM
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Re: Burqa ban
Originally Posted by Meg
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Why is that, it always happens if I 'just pop out' When Chloe was a puppy and I was still working nights in a boarding school she was asking to go out urgently so I scooped her up and took her out into our private garden wearing only my nightie . I don't know who was most embarrassed myself or the nightwatchman who appeared from nowhere with a torch
A burqa would have been a godsend at that moment ..
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