What would you most like to see banned ?

razorblunt

People who are intolerant of other cultures.


The Dutch.

Malcomex

razorblunt wrote: »

People who are intolerant of other cultures.


The Dutch.

Hmm.....

McGinniesta

Tom O Neil wrote: »

And then he ropes because every girl rejects him.

Again, if that's his reaction to getting rejected by women perhaps surgery isn't the most practical course of action.

I think it is fair to say that women are more image conscious than men in general terms. I bet there are women out there with model looks who are unhappy with the way they look. Often times it is an issue that isn't really that noticeable. I maintain that surgery isn't the solution with people like this. This is a problem that stems from within and it is an issue that doesn't stop with and isn't solved by plastic surgery.

McGinniesta

Tom O Neil wrote: »

It's strange how people get triggered by plastic surgery. If you have fcuked up teeth no one would object to you getting dental work. But if you look like a mouth breather and want surgery to fix your jaw, people get weird about it.

Interesting.

Having bad teeth is a medical issue that needs to be addressed. This isn't an issue or at least it shouldn't be.

Getting dental work done purely for cosmetic purposes is another issue entirely and shouldn't be prioritised for more important health issues.

Therein lies the difference in my views. This logic extends to the rest of your body.

As I've mentioned, if your are considering plastic surgery then doing it for reasons of vanity is foolish and unnecessary and is futile without addressing any underlying psychological or personality issues that might exist.

Stevieluvsye

I'd love to get Veneers. I'm so paranoid about my teeth. There is nothing wrong with them and they are all straight and all there for now but one day i'll get veneers.

If my teeth fell out overnight i'd lock myself in a room.

McGinniesta

Antares35 wrote: »

We're backing brave, because brave does.

Fúck off.

Advertising would be way more effective if they just said what they really mean.

For example.

We're backing brave. Because the chances of a start up business succeeding are actually less than 50/50 and probably much worse.

If you fail, we'll gain ownership of some of the assets that you put down as collateral.

If you succeed we'll ride you ragged for interest.

McGinniesta

Tom O Neil wrote: »

I am not considering plastic surgery but if I was hideous, like 3/10, then absolutely I would.

Where would you stop?

Would you be happy as a 5\10 or would you get extra surgery and go for a 6.

What does 3 out of 10 even mean.

I'm a 1 out of 10 compared to Brad pitt but I dont look like Marty Morrissey either. Where does this start and end?

McGinniesta

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

I'd love to get Veneers. I'm so paranoid about my teeth. There is nothing wrong with them and they are all straight and all there for now but one day i'll get veneers.

If my teeth fell out overnight i'd lock myself in a room.

I'd love a 10 inch flaccid flute and a 6 pack.

In reality i'm a middle aged, balding fat f*cker. So what.

Stevieluvsye

McGinniesta wrote: »

I'd love a 10 inch flaccid flute and a 6 pack.

In reality i'm a middle aged, balding fat f*cker. So what.

Unlucky bud

McGinniesta

Stevieluvsye wrote: »

Unlucky bud

Given the choice between a mickey extension and a 50 inch flat screen then I'm going for a flat screen

DraftDodger

Stupid people being allowed to vote.

McGinniesta

DraftDodger wrote: »

Stupid people being allowed to vote.

I agree to a point.

However, consider this. these people can still drive and reproduce.

Do we sterilise them too?

In American they can own guns.

McGinniesta

Tom O Neil wrote: »

Well I give the example of the curse of the recceding chin. So if I had a weak chin I would get jaw implants. Absolutely I would. What's the point going through life being ugly?

I'm no George Clooney but there's a lot to be said for being comfortable in your own skin.

Feisar

McGinniesta wrote: »

I agree to a point.

However, consider this. these people can still drive and reproduce.

Do we sterilise them too?

In American they can own guns.

They can own guns here to!

Northernlily

Drinking on front of kids because the psychological effect it has on their future lives.

Impossible ask, I get that. But certainly needs to be more awareness in this area.

tipptom

Car indicaters/turn signals
"Its no ones fucn buisness where I'm going"

Okay,I ripped that one of Junior Soprano

Feisar

Northernlily wrote: »

Drinking on front of kids because the psychological effect it has on their future lives.

Impossible ask, I get that. But certainly needs to be more awareness in this area.

Can you give more detail. I like a few pints but I wait till the 18 month old is gone to bed. I just don't like doing it in front of him

Plus on the other end of it rise and shine at 6:30 sort of takes the good out of a few!

Sorcha Dhuisigh _She_Her_

Transphobia and toxic opinions.

randd1

Voice controlled systems.

A complete disaster waiting to happen, and usually used by lazy fu*ks that are too lazy to simply get up off their arse to press a button.

Malcomex

Northernlily wrote: »

Drinking on front of kids because the psychological effect it has on their future lives.

Impossible ask, I get that. But certainly needs to be more awareness in this area.

Alcohol abuse not social drinking

The awareness is already there among social workers etc.and some of the general public

Malcomex

Feisar wrote: »

Can you give more detail. I like a few pints but I wait till the 18 month old is gone to bed. I just don't like doing it in front of him

Plus on the other end of it rise and shine at 6:30 sort of takes the good out of a few!

Social drinking is good modelling

Children exposed to parents alcohol abuse has devastating effects

ShatterAlan

Northernlily wrote: »

Drinking on front of kids because the psychological effect it has on their future lives.

Impossible ask, I get that. But certainly needs to be more awareness in this area.

What's the reasoning behind banning drinking in front of kids?

Outkast_IRE

OscarMIlde wrote: »

Saudi funding of Mosques and schools outside their own retrograde country.

Wouldnt worry about it, with their petro dollar income severely curtailed likely forever this kind of carry on will stop fast.

Saudis foreign reserves have dropped from $732bln in 2015 to $499bln at end of 2019. When the oil money runs out and how badly managed alot of their investments have been comes to light then there will be real trouble in that part of the world.

IK09

Cyclists. Cant believe no one has said it yet

Princess Consuela Bananahammock

JimToken wrote: »

Church gate collections

Smelly old people

Useless idiots

Bluffers

Attention seekers

Aren't they all the same thing...?

Antares35

McGinniesta wrote: »

Having bad teeth is a medical issue that needs to be addressed. This isn't an issue or at least it shouldn't be.

Getting dental work done purely for cosmetic purposes is another issue entirely and shouldn't be prioritised for more important health issues.

Therein lies the difference in my views. This logic extends to the rest of your body.

As I've mentioned, if your are considering plastic surgery then doing it for reasons of vanity is foolish and unnecessary and is futile without addressing any underlying psychological or personality issues that might exist.

Most people who have orthodontic work do it for cosmetic reasons.

bounccat

Ivor Cummins

old_aussie

Skeetur wrote: »

We need to introduce that Chinese social credit thing here. So we can weed all these undesirables out of society.

Will there be anyone left to do the weeding?

Omackeral

Using “superfluous” and “inexplicable” quotation marks “ad nauseum” when posting on this “forum”. It’s a tired “gimmick” that should be “called out” by those in charge.

Aisling(",)

People who don't clean up after their dogs!