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Seems some people are proposing a new forum for political threads.
Try the Radio 4 forums :thumbup:
This is a swinging site and I think the cafe should be used for general chit chat and a bit of fun. Of course there will be serious threads but why would a swinging site want a whole forum dedicated to political/controversial threads ???
The mods have enough to do without having to police a whole new forum totally dedicated to poitics.
As I said, try the Radio 4 forums, they have loads of really good arguments if that`s what ya looking for.

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We've taken our kids to a naturist beach in Greece. We went nude, they chose not to- with the exception of our eldest who swam topless.
Being nude is natural- and not always sexual.

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taking kids to nudist beach,that i cant stand

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just finished watching it,not scary as i thought

Your hard you are :shock:

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I've kissed men and women ......... slowly, hard, passionately and smouldering, all dependent upon the moment. But all those lovely ladies have been bi-sexual and not lesbian, so I just don't know Splendid
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Quote by helnheaven
ha ha ha how can you teach someone common sense???some of the kids cant even count to 10 let alone knowing their parents mobile numbers off head

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ha ha ha how can you teach someone common sense???some of the kids cant even count to 10 let alone knowing their parents mobile numbers off head

hehehe dont worry am very disipline was taught common sense by my parents...
but i did think people denied bail before the hearing were presummed guilty,i must have been wrong

Quote by winchwench
ha ha ha how can you teach someone common sense???some of the kids cant even count to 10 let alone knowing their parents mobile numbers off head

hehehe dont worry am very disipline was taught common sense by my parents...
but i did think people denied bail before the hearing were presummed guilty,i must have been wrong

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ha ha ha how can you teach someone common sense???some of the kids cant even count to 10 let alone knowing their parents mobile numbers off head

Quote by DeeCee
Phuckers dude...here i am... i have been in London for a few days....
a member of the public failing to pay on behalf of a child without a ticket wouldnt be an act of negligence. The public dont have such duties of care towards other members of the public.
maybe its morally right for an adult to stand up for a strangers child in these circumstances... but there is no obligation.
the closest .... and im struggling to find something here...i can see to someone being responsible for the child in the OP ... is the parent... for not ensuring that they had the pass with them when they left home....... but then again , for a tort to be committed, there has to be some sort of financial loss/harm caused/suffered....... a 3 mile walk never did any 11 year old i know any harm!!!!!
next...........lol

Quote by DeeCee
Phuckers dude...here i am... i have been in London for a few days....
a member of the public failing to pay on behalf of a child without a ticket wouldnt be an act of negligence. The public dont have such duties of care towards other members of the public.
maybe its morally right for an adult to stand up for a strangers child in these circumstances... but there is no obligation.
the closest .... and im struggling to find something here...i can see to someone being responsible for the child in the OP ... is the parent... for not ensuring that they had the pass with them when they left home....... but then again , for a tort to be committed, there has to be some sort of financial loss/harm caused/suffered....... a 3 mile walk never did any 11 year old i know any harm!!!!!
next...........lol

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fingernail doesnt have blood

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fingernail doesnt have blood

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I think a lot of factors need to be looked - age of child, if parent works or is usually at home, any known allergies, previous medical history, how anxious the child is .... if a medical form has been completed prior to the term commencing, I could go on ....
Yes maybe at 1st glance on reading your post the ambulance should have been called but am sure the school acted in what they thought (given all the circumstances and legislation) was best for the child.... maybe rather than ranting here and finding just cause by the responses to get more irrate why dont you gather the facts and speak to the head teacher ? I am sure any genuine concerns would be dealt with .... I know from experience that some parents would rather they were called than an ambulance for something not life threatening.
Just to go slightly off on a tangent here but .... thank god I dont have kids , no problems with schools and broken arms and no rows with bus companies and children without oyster cards !
I know everyone who has children thinks they are very precious etc but schools and bus companies etc have tens / hundereds of children to think about - everything is done for a reason and usually following a similar incident or the like happening in the past. As a parent you know what you want to happen to your child but a teacher has to try and do this for 30 children and cant do right for doing wrong .... someone else would have said, 'I only live road they corner, I would have brought him, I'm his parent and want to be there not some teacher !'

Quote by Peanut
i cant understand how an adult would turn away an eleven year old for not having oyster card,but how many adults in the bus witnessed the child being deny entry and ignored to offer to pay or challenge the driver...i would have done is Deecee,this must be a crime under neglect on the law of tort?or is it negligent

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I think a lot of factors need to be looked - age of child, if parent works or is usually at home, any known allergies, previous medical history, how anxious the child is .... if a medical form has been completed prior to the term commencing, I could go on ....
Yes maybe at 1st glance on reading your post the ambulance should have been called but am sure the school acted in what they thought (given all the circumstances and legislation) was best for the child.... maybe rather than ranting here and finding just cause by the responses to get more irrate why dont you gather the facts and speak to the head teacher ? I am sure any genuine concerns would be dealt with .... I know from experience that some parents would rather they were called than an ambulance for something not life threatening.
Just to go slightly off on a tangent here but .... thank god I dont have kids , no problems with schools and broken arms and no rows with bus companies and children without oyster cards !
I know everyone who has children thinks they are very precious etc but schools and bus companies etc have tens / hundereds of children to think about - everything is done for a reason and usually following a similar incident or the like happening in the past. As a parent you know what you want to happen to your child but a teacher has to try and do this for 30 children and cant do right for doing wrong .... someone else would have said, 'I only live road they corner, I would have brought him, I'm his parent and want to be there not some teacher !'

Quote by Sexysmilingeyes
I think a lot of factors need to be looked - age of child, if parent works or is usually at home, any known allergies, previous medical history, how anxious the child is .... if a medical form has been completed prior to the term commencing, I could go on ....
Yes maybe at 1st glance on reading your post the ambulance should have been called but am sure the school acted in what they thought (given all the circumstances and legislation) was best for the child.... maybe rather than ranting here and finding just cause by the responses to get more irrate why dont you gather the facts and speak to the head teacher ? I am sure any genuine concerns would be dealt with .... I know from experience that some parents would rather they were called than an ambulance for something not life threatening.
Just to go slightly off on a tangent here but .... thank god I dont have kids , no problems with schools and broken arms and no rows with bus companies and children without oyster cards !
I know everyone who has children thinks they are very precious etc but schools and bus companies etc have tens / hundereds of children to think about - everything is done for a reason and usually following a similar incident or the like happening in the past. As a parent you know what you want to happen to your child but a teacher has to try and do this for 30 children and cant do right for doing wrong .... someone else would have said, 'I only live road they corner, I would have brought him, I'm his parent and want to be there not some teacher !'

Quote by winchwench
where is the duty of care,do they call the parents when teens kids are fighting in school to break it,its not that they are asking permission from the parents to take off a limp or something...we are turning to be victims of over will be responsible if a poor child bleeds to death!

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Bugger, 9/10, would have been 10/10 but I used the bloody down button, soddin laptops