Floyd
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Yes- in this case the guy dressed as a chicken.As my Dad wisely taught me, "Always assume everyone else on the road is an idiot and you should be OK".
Yes- in this case the guy dressed as a chicken.As my Dad wisely taught me, "Always assume everyone else on the road is an idiot and you should be OK".
My Dad told me the same. He told me I had to think for them, in case they had their brains turned off.As my Dad wisely taught me, "Always assume everyone else on the road is an idiot and you should be OK".
San Francisco Police Are Fighting Crime By Dressing up in Inflatable Chicken Costumes to Catch Drivers Speeding Through Crosswalks
SFGate reported Monday on San Francisco police Lt. Jonathan Ozol wearing the costume while walking down a crosswalk on Alemany Boulevard near the intersection of Rousseau Street. The idea, Capt. Amy Hurwitz explained, is for drivers to take notice and yield to pedestrians.
https://www.barstoolsports.com/blog...-to-catch-drivers-speeding-through-crosswalks
maximus otter
Cork Man almost deserves a thread of his own. I’m seeing him as an archetypal character, a sort of legendary creature like Bigfoot or Slenderman but one who creates mayhem wherever he goes.Cork man threatened to cut garda's head 'clean off' as he swung pickaxe, court told
https://www.irishexaminer.com/news/courtandcrime/arid-41482591.html
Cork Man almost deserves a thread of his own. I’m seeing him as an archetypal character, a sort of legendary creature like Bigfoot or Slenderman but one who creates mayhem wherever he goes.
Cork Man almost deserves a thread of his own. I’m seeing him as an archetypal character, a sort of legendary creature like Bigfoot or Slenderman but one who creates mayhem wherever he goes.
Actually, in the US it's generally legal to film anything going on in public places. There may be issues with publishing (as in, for example, posting online) images of individuals but it's not as cut and dried as saying you must always have permission to do it.I also wonder if people know it is illegal to film others without their consent.
It's the same here along with taking photographs. This includes other people's children - if you so wish.Actually, in the US it's generally legal to film anything going on in public places.
All at the same time?180,000 motorcyclists have their helmets blessed at Fátima shrine
https://catholicweekly.com.au/180000-motorcyclists-have-helmets-blessed-fatima-shrine/
That must be some kind of record.All at the same time?
Another miracle!That must be some kind of record.
Actually, that is what I meant - to post someone's picture online without their permission. Especially one who is very recognizable. It is one thing to post "I was out for a walk and these are the places I went" than "Look at this person with something drastically medically wrong/weird".Actually, in the US it's generally legal to film anything going on in public places. There may be issues with publishing (as in, for example, posting online) images of individuals but it's not as cut and dried as saying you must always have permission to do it.
Yes, but it's still a muddy area, in both civil and criminal law. You probably wouldn't have much of a case against simple non-commercial posting of images of people on the street. In this case, the man in question might have a leg to stand on if he claims libel, defamation, or the like. I still doubt it would rise to the level of a criminal offense.Actually, that is what I meant - to post someone's picture online without their permission. Especially one who is very recognizable. It is one thing to post "I was out for a walk and these are the places I went" than "Look at this person with something drastically medically wrong/weird".
Cork Man almost deserves a thread of his own. I’m seeing him as an archetypal character, a sort of legendary creature like Bigfoot or Slenderman but one who creates mayhem wherever he goes.
So this is a Cork man and a Florida man in one person? I doubt another will come along for a while.Cork man identified as one of more than 120 victims of Hurricane Helene in US
https://www.irishcentral.com/news/aidan-bowles-hurricane-helene
Could this be the end? No! The archetype will rise again!
I noticed the headline when having a very quick glance at the beeb site earlier but couldn't bring myself to read the article!Surgeon operated with penknife he uses to cut up lunch
https://www.bbc.com/news/articles/c62g7ed3qzxo