>Dignity

Can someone please remind me what this is?

>>349142
It is the ability be worthy of honour and respect.

>>349194
ability to be*

>>349195
Click on the word "Anonymous" in your post to delete it. If nobody's responded then there's no reason not to.

>>349198
My internet connection speed is abysmal, so it takes ages for the pages to load. It is simply faster to post the correction.

>>349191

>I wish I knew what they will be talking about

Silly prole, you don't need to know the thoughts of your rulers, only your their words!

>>349191

Probably about how the darkies are closet pozzers and discussing the SS reports describing their morally abhorrent lack of wealth or proper ancestry.

They'll finish with a glass or two of good port and be off to bed before the 10 o'clock news.

>>349192>>349193
Are the minutes to these meetings available to the public?

>>349196

Of course not, so they should be available in the Mail by the end of the week.

>>349193
Why is it only anti-racists use the term 'darkies'? I bet you eat sleep and drink Shane Meadows' filmography while rubbing elbows with your SOAS buddies, patting yourself on the back at how progressive we've become and bristling then shouting down anything you construe as racist, which is anything that involves a minority where said minority isn't made to appear the savoir of ARE ENGLUND.

>>348998
It was used as circumstantial evidence in the trial. It was actually the thing which made him crumble and plead guilty, so its value was quite high while remaining circumstantial.

God knows none of us would want all our search terms talked about in public though. If there was a missing kid down our way I reckon my bookshelves containing stuff on serial killers would make me a prime suspect.

>>348998
I doubt Google released anything to them. If he's thick enough to Google 'young girl nudes' on his phone then he's probably too thick to delete his search history.

Tia Sharp's family have been selling their stories to the papers (her mum and gran have made five figure sums from The Sun and Mirror respectively), I fully expect to hear in the next few months that at least one of them has been done for benefit fraud for failing to declare these earnings.

>>348848
I think the press will save those for when the next phase of Leveson kicks off.

>>348991

What was the search term? I didn't think you'd necessarily got it from there anyway. It's the type of image that floats around on other chans.

>>349020

young girl tongue or young girl open mouth... purely for research purposes you understad

>>348989
No, and I don't believe anybody in a position to know the condition of my foreskin ever made the comparison, as it happens.

Had one mate who looked like Mick Hucknall and another who looks like Ben Elton. Oi Mick. Oi Simply Red. Oi Ben. Ben Elton. Ha ha. Ben Elton. Both are pleasant/wussy enough never to react to the inevitable pub drunks with anything other than exasperated smiles.

I used to be confused with the lead singer of the Kooks.

>>349031

I am the lead singer of The Kooks.

>>349032
That's nothing to be proud of.

>>348964
OP if you're looking for the britfa script kiddies they tend to post on http://britfa.gs/darkangels/ mainly. Perhaps try to fish there instead.

>>348964

Whereas we all know we're SIS [sic].

>>349027

I'm CIC. I only told the other guy I was CIA because he thinks I'm with the CID.

>>349028

I'm CIS.

The Professor has Completed his marking.

>>349029

>>348992
Oh it is what I thought it was. Huh. Not sure what black man witchcraft >>348977 is employing but I want a piece o' dat. Make my cock 12" please lad and I will reward you handsomely.

>>348994
> Not sure what black man witchcraft >>348977 is employing but I want a piece o' dat.

Inserting a soft hyphen (Alt+0173) somewhere in there, I imagine. Standard wordfilter evasion tactics.

>>348995

>>348950

So much truth in one post, well put lad.
There's plenty of twats on my facebook that'll go off to somewhere with the main target seeming to be so they can put it on their world travel map app and upload 90 photos of them dicking about in bars and laughing at badly worded foreign signs.

>>349006
Poverty tourism. Makes me fucking sick.

>>348960
No, you muppet. You break the Internet by typing "google" into Google.

>>348965

You fool, I was trying to prevent them from discovering the truth. You've ruined us all!

>>348963
Oi yubyub, we should let foreigners post on britchan.

>>348982

He looks like a nutter from my firt year of uni, except he was a skinhead.

He had this awful flemmy cough and he used to talk aloud about the lights being too bright or it being too loud. There was at least one occasion when he rubbed off what the lecturer had been writing on the whiteboard. Last I heard of him he had been escorted off-campus by armed police because he snuck into someone's bedroom, shone a laser pen in their face and told them it was a gun.

I'd miss the pretty university towns. I'd sorely miss the BBC and its programming, especially the high quality nature documentaries and its radio stations. I'd miss the bookish corners of our culture. I'd miss the undercurrent of stuff going on in London, live acts and little plays and great bands in tiny theatres and pubs. I'd miss watching the face of populated places change, watching people from elsewhere picking up British idioms and pronunciations. I'd miss what the countryside looks like from a train window.

I won't miss how much public transport costs, though. I'd also be happiest to leave the feeling of trying to maintain an unrealistic amount of personal space (i.e. ignoring eachother) in cramped areas, what I like to call the 'island mentality'. I wouldn't miss the sense of isolation, or how reliant we are on car travel, and I definitely won't miss how every town is becoming a bland template of motorway access, supermarket and petrol station. I wouldn't miss the politics, and I wouldn't miss the easy, know-it-all pessimism of total ignorance. I would not miss families, how everything seems to be based on entertaining children in any town smaller than a city, how everything closes at the same time. I wouldn't miss that selfish aspect of how people work, people doing the bare minimum to get by.

I think that's everything.

>>348934

Fair, I think two of us are confusing ourselves as each other. Well done Purp. I've never seen this happen before.

>>337908
I wouldn't miss the fucking Doctors thats for sure.
Rang up for an appointment, and the next available one is in 2 fucking weeks.

I'll be better by then.

>>348938

So, you're not actually sick then?

mod, please tongue my anus!

>>348940
FUCK OFF FUCK OFF FUCK OFF

Being this drunk at 3:53PM on a Monday is unacceptable.

Bugger off.

Also this is a terrible list.

And Essex is not really essex, "essex" is what Londoners call that bit of london to the north east, whereas to the rest of the world it's a county.

Also I got a reply regarding the The Drunken Racists logo, 'recent events have rather overtaken us' so the logo won't be changed in the short term anyway.

>>348922
>and hardly helpful for discussion.
This is /b/ and you're discussing politics.

>>348923
Yeah, but "most other places" are Comment Is Free response threads...

It doesn't matter if that type infest a place, as long as they can't downvote Bad Opinions (that's why rebbit is the place they make worst), but when they run it, that's different.

>>348925
I'd be on /pol/, but I got fed up of arguments consisting of "your post of bollocks", and didn't fancy the arbitrary banning that seems to be going around lately >>>/pol/47171

>>348927

Bans for discussing politics outside of /pol/ are not arbitrary.
On the bright side, you'll still be allowed to access /pol/ if nowhere else.

>>348802
That's a bit like someone asking if you believe in Scousers when you've never been to Liverpool.

>>348802
Similar happening to me. being a bit of a derp i thought it was some sort of gift and tried to walk off. She got very unhappy and started demanding money so I gave it back, I got the most evil looking stare back in return.

>>348846
Us bin cursd m8.

A gypsy knocked on my grandma's door and said

>You're worried about your parents aren't you?

She replied

>Not really, being as I was orphaned at the age of seven.

The gypsy walked off with her tail between her legs since her standard line for 50-somethings hadn't worked very well.

The worst chugger I ever got collared by was a deaf woman in the Arndale Centre. She grabbed my arm and thrust a clipboard in my hand and it had a row of names and "£10" written on it. Then she did this praying gesture at me. I had no idea how to tell someone stone-deaf to get lost so I wrote my name and £5 and she gave me this over-the-top sad look and pointed at all the £10s written there. I shook my head then she did the rustling-fingers give-me-money gesture.

Cheeky cunt. Ugh.

>>348801
It can be anyone. Probably, just a friend or a relative. It's not like they are kissing on the photo, so why would anyone suggest she was his girlfriend?

>>348807
Still, that leaves me without knowing if I've done it wrong or not.
I installed 7zip, copied the root directory from C://programs into my pictures folder, then created the .bat and ran it. A command promt window opened and I saw a load of 'can not open file as archive' messages as it (presumably) scanned all the images in the folder.
does this sound legit?

>>348819
Why not create a rar image and repeat the procedure if you must be certain.

>>348819
Try running the command on an individual file.

"C:\Program Files\7-Zip\7z.exe" x c:\users\jimmy\pictures\aremoaty.jpg

>>348819
well yeah, it's not going to be able to open most pictures as archives because most pictures will just be pictures. If you had any pictures containing archives it will extract their contents, create the WTF folder and dump everything in there. Otherwise nothing will happen because it won't reach the output stage.

>>348732Is that a middle aged Ron Weasley?

>>348733

Yes.

>>348706
This weekend I am mostly going to write code.

I took delivery of a sex toy in order to overcome certain problems presented by a new batch of anti-depressants. Initial results were monumental. I now feel like I can get on with the rest of the weekend, which should include: beach, pub, slacklining and maybe some climbing.

>>348712
Good man. I wish I had something to present in return, but I find myself short of inspiration. I shall mine a particularly rich vein of filth and return with the results after the weekend.

EUROVISION TONIGHT, LADS.

I like birds as a general rule, but I agree with OP's passive-aggressive notions of shooting them up at 4AM.

My flat block's having a lot of work done at the moment. I get to listen to pneumatic drills drilling on the outside of my wall from 8am.

I've learned where the phrase "can't hear yourself think" comes from. It's really impossible to think when it's that loud.

They've just fucking started. Roll on winter.

>>348642
>My flat block's having a lot of work done at the moment. I get to listen to pneumatic drills drilling on the outside of my wall from 8am.
I feel your pain, I had this right outside my bedroom window at one flat. The maddening thing was that they'd start at 7AM and work until 10AM every day and then pack it in, I guess they went off on a different job but after a week of this it was hard to shake the feeling that they were deliberately fucking with my mornings. It went on for a couple of months until it was finally finished to their satisfaction.

I still harbour a lingering resentment towards that pathway.

>>348678

Their working hours here are 8am to 4.30pm and they always make sure to do all their extra-loud drilling in the first few hours. I can't see the logic. Maybe they're just making sure no one can have a lie-in while they're hard at work.