[QUOTE=Chaoss86;36856907]I am unfortunate enough to live half a km away from the Olympic Stadium. It has gotten SOO bad that I am temporarily moving to Poland until the Olympics is over.
'They' have closed down the off-licences, family run buisinesses and moved a lot of people out of the area. I have been stopped and searched 7 times the last 4 weeks... I do not look suspicious, I have a respectable job and have never broken the law.
I'm tired of it to be honest and can't wait to go.[/QUOTE]
wow that's like soviet-level shit right there
God damn, the level of paranoia over this isn't even funny. If anything, it's more of down right disturbing.
[QUOTE=Lachz0r;36853732]ridiculous that they can stop him from using public transport for graffiti
[editline]21st July 2012[/editline]
people should graffiti huge cocks on any olympics related stuff in protest[/QUOTE]
[t]http://i.imgur.com/G7j3t.png[/t]
I feel better already.
Pretty much all the graff on the trackside on the way into london liverpool street from greater london and essex has been buffed.
I used to love looking at that shit out of the windows of that miserable train.
That's fucking terrible, taking away a whole man's living over the olympics which only 1/3 britons actually care about.
[QUOTE=MIPS;36854669]Your country is just grossly paranoid. You have been throwing stones at your own shadows for a long time.[/QUOTE]
I know in part the extreme level of security in place is due to the US Government throwing a hissy fit over the planned amount of security not being enough for them.
It's a carp if anyone is wondering. Possibly a former pet goldfish.
[QUOTE=DudeGuyKT;36848166]well it's only kind of the biggest international event[/QUOTE]
Hardly the biggest, and this is starting to make officials in London look like a bunch of cocksucks.
[QUOTE=DainBramageStudios;36851833]this just in, graffiti causes terrorism[/QUOTE]
[citation needed]
Oh wait, you don't have one! :v:
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