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May 15, 2016 10:04am by David Farrar

General Debate 15 May 2016

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Scott Chris

What garbage, most psychology has the scientific credibility of alchemy.

Says a fundie christie. Lol at the ironing.
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May 15, 2016 8:50pm
Kimbo

Don’t lie, you have the biggest man crush on both of us.

Who’s your favorite? ?

And Shunda barunda yorks nasska, with stumps lurching all over the place like drunken sailors! If you are going to respond, make it a good one, nasska, If not, off to the pavilion because, as per Freddie Trueman who had a fancy-cap Oxbridge batsman try and compliment him on a particularly good dismissal, “Aye, but it were wasted on likes of thee”.
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May 15, 2016 8:51pm
Awww C-mon

Griff, build a bridge man… you are embarrassing yourself.
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May 15, 2016 8:53pm
nasska

I’m still waiting for the third umpire’s decision! 🙂
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May 15, 2016 8:54pm
Shunda barunda

Says a fundie christie. Lol at the ironing.

No one lols at the ironing, it’s serious business, you could burn yourself or your blouse 😉
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May 15, 2016 8:54pm
Kimbo

@ Griff

Kimbo my poor deluded god whacker.
The tone argument gets trotted out every time poor little fringe whacko Maggy trots out Griff is so cruel to me rather than actually admitting to being an anti science wingnut who lies her saggy little tits off misrepresent papers all the time.
After all claiming it was all natural and the land is sinking due to plate tectonics when the paper says half of the sea level rise is due to global warming and the land is actually rising or claiming a paper says pause or hiatus when the paper very carefully says no pause or hiatus is under discussion takes a certain shall we say ability to distort the truth .

Evening Griff. late rising today I see. Fair enough, especially as I have no real interest in the APG ~~debate~~ settled matter. However, might I suggest irascibility and kicking your adversary in the nuts is not a mandatory gambit when engaging in discussion over matters of science? More appropriate for sociology, I’d suggest.
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May 15, 2016 8:56pm
Kimbo

@ Nasska

I’m still waiting for the third umpire’s decision! ?

Sounds like you are appealing to a higher power, dare I say it, even a magnanimous, just, all-wise deity to save you 😉

There, not that hard is it? Even natural/fitting with your “created in the image of God-status”.
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May 15, 2016 9:05pm
Viking2

ya all going to luv this. No more supplying or allowing BYO to your dinner parties. Well some Judge has ruled it so.

Section 235(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012:

“A person who is the occupier, or has or takes part in the care, management, or control of any unlicensed premises commits an offence if that person allows those premises to be kept or used as a place of resort for the consumption of alcohol.”

Dinner-party hosts might be nervous about lubricating the conversation around the table after a judge’s ruling on the supply of alcohol at social functions.

The decision, made by Judge Max Courtney, related to a BYO dance party at a Housing New Zealand property in Napier last year.

Organiser Thomas MacDonald, 20, advertised on Facebook, and attendees were required to pay a $5 entry fee to cover the cost of a DJ. About 500 turned up to the event, which descended into a brawl. Bottles were thrown at police, cars trashed, and nearby properties damaged.

http://www.stuff.co.nz/national/crime/79947674/Dinner-party-hosts-beware-judges-ruling-could-bring-20-000-fine

BUT; and there is always a but
Following a one-day hearing in January Courtney found a charge proved that MacDonald had allowed an unlicensed premises to be used “as a place of resort for the consumption of alcohol”, so had breached Section 235(1) of the Sale and Supply of Alcohol Act 2012. It carries a maximum penalty of a $20,000 fine.

MacDonald has applied for a discharge without conviction, and the matter returns to court next month.

Judge Courtney found that the premises were unlicensed, that MacDonald had control of the property for the party and that his advance publicity made it clear that the premises were to be used as a place of resort for the consumption of alcohol.

The judge said it was not up to the court to determine which events might give rise to a successful prosecution under s235. The court was only concerned with whether or not the elements of the charge had been established, and in this case they had been.

But his ruling was enough to prompt police in South Canterbury to write to principals this month, warning that anyone organising a BYO school ball after-party with an entry fee risked being prosecuted and fined up to $20,000.

In the letter, Senior Sergeant Gordon Spite referred to the MacDonald decision, saying: “People who organise, manage, sell tickets, charge and entry fee, provide security are breaking the law unless they get a special licence to buy and sell alcohol”.

Ashburton and Mount Hutt colleges had their Ashburton Community Alcohol and Drug Service-supervised after-ball functions cancelled for fear of prosecution, despite having organised supervision by the Ashburton Community Alcohol and Drug Service, actively involving parents and arranging tight security processes.

Christchurch lawyer Duncan Webb said the legislation was a “classic example of a law where modern circumstances have overtaken it”.

“If you read it strictly, as this judge has, it would catch a dinner party. If you say to your friends ‘I’ll cook dinner, you bring the booze’ you’ve just breached this section. If it’s your place you’re allowed to drink your own alcohol, and you’re allowed to supply alcohol by way of gifts to others who’ve come to your place, but bizarrely, on the interpretation of this judge, this would catch any party at a private home,” Webb said.

The Nazi’s are winning.
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May 15, 2016 9:09pm
nasska

Any appeals I make will be to terrestrial authorities Kimbo. 🙂
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May 15, 2016 9:11pm
Kimbo

Including Pakistani cricket umpires or South African rugby referees, nasska? 😉
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May 15, 2016 9:20pm
SGA

Kimbo at 9:20 pm

Including Pakistani cricket umpires or South African rugby referees, nasska?

Well, they’re diabolical, so I’m not sure they count as a terrestrial authority 🙂
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May 15, 2016 9:48pm
rangitoto

Vlad the bad onto it.

Putin launches PARASITE TAX for healthy who won’t work

http://www.express.co.uk/news/world/670000/Unemployed-Russians-face-parasite-tax-economy-nosedives
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May 15, 2016 10:10pm
RF

Viking2. 9.02pm.

Christchurch lawyer Duncan Webb. ChCh central Labour candidate.

See my post at 2.20pm
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May 15, 2016 10:36pm
Left Right and Centre

scottchris, I would rather slam one up a ladyboy. Your rear end would have had more meat through it than a butcher shop

I wonder who holds the world record for most different cocks in their arse – how many ?
What’s the average number of cocks a homo has touched ?
There must be enough homos in NZ that at any given moment two of them are going at it like pornstars – 24/7/365.
I wonder how many orgasms there are in NZ each day ? Male ? Female ? How many wet dreams ?
What’s the busiest hour on a weeknight ?
What does the graph for coital pairs from Sat night one night stands look like ? Average duration ? How much drunk gender-bending goes on ?
Who was the youngest person to illegally get in to a nightclub ? Youngest this year ? All time ?
How many people did it in nightclub toilets ?

knock knock
who’s there ?
a rooster called cock
a rooster called cock who ?
a rooster called cock a dude will do
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