I can only imagine that inside her head this made sense. It's bad enough that she let it outside of her head and still couldn't spot the problem, it's even worse that no one around her saw it either.
Ah, the deathwisher! I hope you have a painful demise! lol /s topbantz
Oh sorry, I missed the bit where wishing an early death on people was just bantz
it doesn't seem to be doing it. 1500 dead people and thousands more with life changing injuries every year. Thousands killed by air pollution. Cyclists and pedestrians deliberately intimidated by entitled drivers, and by SUV drivers who appear to have no idea how big their wankpanzer actually is.
Tax on kerb weight might encourage manufacturers to make smaller cars. A modern mini is heavier and wider than Ford Cortina, which was considered a fairly big motor back in its day. It's the same weight and width as the old Granada, which was considered a large car
I think the only only tedious policing is coming from you. It is genuinely what they said, and it's not as if the dangers of smoking are obscure. And yes, wishing a painful death (even as a joke) on people because you find their habits a bit annoying is a bit odd.
Actually heard a bloke at the gym yesterday say he wouldn't watch the match as most of the team weren't "English", so yes, the racists are keeping a record.
The more I try to imagine the inside of her head the more frightened I become. Lost in a desolate wasteland, with only hatred for company...
Weird now I think about it. In a world where we're expected to confirm our identity so often to prevent fraud, we're expected to volunteer information publicly that could enable fraud, or stalking.
An identity thief could easily learn my name, address and child's birthdate.
