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Not that I would advocate for anyone to do this, but…my job means I have to carry a loaded and ready firearm every day at work. As such one thing that we need to know about is weapon retention and what someone might do with that weapon. We also used to be taught about what to do if a firearm is pointed at us. In certain situations that firearm could be centimetres away from my face. Action is always quicker than reaction so a technique we used to be taught was to hold arms up as in the surrender position then with the arm closest to the inside of the firearm in one swift movement move the barrel away from the face. By the time it’s taken the perpetrator to realise what was happening and to get a round off the barrel of the firearm is nowhere near your face. At the same time I would have to jump onto the perpetrator and pummel the **** out of his face and to prevent them from firing the gun any more.Get in
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Another thing that has left me slightly incredulous. I know that young kids believe in Santa (or Santy, depending where you come from), but I knew at 10 years old that he wasn’t real as did every one of my mates. So to read this and kids of that age today still believe that he is real when the internet is so inveigled into everyday life makes me wonder.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgr9v1ppglo

Children have wonderful complicated imaginations and infinite capacity for believing in things that aren’t real. …
… like watching drawings or computer generated images and crying over tge heroine in Frozen.
They’re children whose brains are still developing and thankfully still unaware of many realities in life …
… which is why people who believe children should be able to choose their gender need to be slapped into reality.
When we had a swimming pool I convinced the kids we were taking in ‘a rescue penguin’, it wasn’t difficult because they wanted to believe it. Before I knew it they were choosing names and deciding where it would sleep at night![]()
Oh I get that Smug. I guess my incredulousness is more at the reaction of some of the parents that were quoted in the article. Although we do live in an age where some people worship at the shrine of the perpetually offended, so I don’t know why I’m surprised.
Another thing that has left me slightly incredulous. I know that young kids believe in Santa (or Santy, depending where you come from), but I knew at 10 years old that he wasn’t real as did every one of my mates. So to read this and kids of that age today still believe that he is real when the internet is so inveigled into everyday life makes me wonder.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgr9v1ppglo
Another thing that has left me slightly incredulous. I know that young kids believe in Santa (or Santy, depending where you come from), but I knew at 10 years old that he wasn’t real as did every one of my mates. So to read this and kids of that age today still believe that he is real when the internet is so inveigled into everyday life makes me wonder.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgr9v1ppglo


Bloody troublemakerI’ve just been banned from posting comments on my local news site (Perth Now). I must be doing something right.
Another thing that has left me slightly incredulous. I know that young kids believe in Santa (or Santy, depending where you come from), but I knew at 10 years old that he wasn’t real as did every one of my mates. So to read this and kids of that age today still believe that he is real when the internet is so inveigled into everyday life makes me wonder.
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/cvgr9v1ppglo
Legend. I am banned from posting on the BBC. Truth hurts possibly.I’ve just been banned from posting comments on my local news site (Perth Now). I must be doing something right.
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Mayenda comes across funny in this 4:25 ‘if I speak I am in big trouble’![]()

That whole group of them seem a right laugh.Not as funny as Wilson![]()