Australia- Man tells Scott Morrison to get off his lawn
https://indianexpress.com/article/trend ... n-6443608/
A few days ago, a man in rural New South Wales told the prime minister to get off his lawn during a press conference. That's cool. Around are politicians who do cool things. In New Zealand, the mayor of Queenstown celebrated the end of lockdowns by bungee jumping in a full suite and tie, The USA's president was the host of a reality TV show, and here none of politicians ever did anything interesting. Until a few days ago, when someone told him to get off his lawn. As for the guy who yelled at him to get off his lawn, that's like goals ("that's like goals", did I just type that? seriously? oh gosh, I'm becoming my sister. Anyways...) as for the guy who yelled at get off his lawn, that's like goals. Imagine forever being the (first) guy to tell the PM to get off your lawn, and not any high ranking official or anything, or aristocrat or anything, just some random neville nobody from a random small town.
The reason why he told Scomo to get off his lawn was because he had just reseeded, which is a pretty reasonable request, I guess. Naturally, the prime minister complied and asked the press conference to do so, and once they were in a more suitable location, life carried on as if nothing ever happened
Australia- Man Who Drives on Bike Path Yells at Cyclists
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So, remember last year, before Covid. Remember when we were free to go outside and unabatedly do things? Well, one of those things was riding a bike. The council spends money building bike paths for people to ride bikes on. However, two cyclists instead decided to ride their bikes on the parallel road. So some guy in a car drives onto the bike path, and yells abuse at them whilst overtaking them and driving back on to the road. I don't know which state or territory that happened in, but nonetheless, it happened.
If you ask me, this guy's a bloody legend. The councils pays good money to build and maintain cycle ways, so that cyclists can have somewhere safe to ride, and these cyclists, running perfectly parallel to the road, with the same level of convenience as riding on the road, with 100% right of way. But instead of using the bike path, these two selfish pricks decide to be a public nuisance by holding up traffic and riding on the road. I know that, legally, the bikes (probably) had the right to be on the road, whilst the car should stay away from the bike path, but I don't care. Those two cyclists were public nuisances, and deserved to be called out. I wouldn't have violated the law, and I don't approve of violating the law, but considering that there were no other cyclists around, I don't see the see harm in it. If there were other cyclist who were using the bike path, then that's a different story, as that could have been dangerous. In don't commend breaking the law for it, and I wouldn't have done it, but, I'm sorry, the cyclists deserved it.
UK- Speeding Man Violates Lockdown for cheap bread
https://news.sky.com/story/speeding-dri ... d-11969400
When questioned by police, a driver exceeding the speed limit in the UK violated lockdown and drove approx. 390 kilometres, or 120 miles to London in order save one pound on bread. Because you know, however much petrol costs to get you from one end of England to the other is far cheaper than the one pound you would have saved on bread
Smells like bullshit to me, but as far as I know, the cops didn't seem to doubt the authenticity of the story, so I don't know, maybe it's not bullshit, I don't know, whateverAnyways, that's it for this OP. Let's go...
