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Monday, 28 December 2009

China shopping centre builds 'car park for women'

A shopping centre in China's Hebei province has built a car park with wider spaces that it says is designed especially to suit women drivers. The women-only car park in Shijiazhuang city is also painted in pink and light purple to appeal to female tastes. Official Wang Zheng told AFP news agency the car park was meant to cater to women's "strong sense of colour and different sense of distance". The parking bays are one metre (3ft) wider than normal spaces, he said. The Wanxiang-Tiancheng shopping centre had also "installed signs and security monitoring equipment that corresponded more to women's needs", he said. The Global Times website says female parking attendants have been trained to help guide women drivers into their parking spaces. The bays also have extra lighting. Driving in China is a dangerous activity, with more than 200 deaths in road accidents each day last year, AFP reports, citing police statistics.(my view)- LOL sorry kids..this is to sexist and stupidly pathetic to have one lol

Sunday, 27 December 2009

Some pictures from around thw world

Piek, a four-year-old monkey, checks one-year-old Pom for lice at a temple in the Thai city of Ayutthaya, 85 km (53 miles) north of Bangkok. Both animals were abandoned at the temple by their owners in 2001.(everybody... awwwwwwwwwwwww) British designer John Galliano presents a striking creation as part of his ready-to-wear 2003 spring-summer collection..(What the fuck....ready to wear???) Michael Jackson dangles an unidentified child, its head hidden by a towel, over a balcony of the Adlon Hotel in Berlin. Jackson, in Germany to attend an awards ceremony, had been waving to German fans when he brought the baby on to the balcony....(and yet...fuckers"fans" still loved him and the child services NEVER took him to court....) Pope Benedict XVI walks beside German President Horst Koehler (not pictured) as heavy wind blows his cape into his face after his arrival at Cologne's airport...((why did this make the news....come on its wind that blew a piece of fabric in the old vagina's face for fuck sake!) Overseer of small mammals at Bristol Zoo Gardens Caroline Brown with the young aye aye named "Raz". It was only the second of his species to be born in Britain.(isn't he cute?) Stafford,UK Terry,an ex-lab worker discovered blood on a rock and was curious as he use to run blood work on insects years ago and found this blood stain came from a new species of human and most of the blood makeup is not found on earth anywhere,needless to say scientists are stumped as to this alien blood Professor Richard Dawkins on a bus displaying an atheist message in Kensington Gardens, London.(this message is wrong,its ment to read"There Is NO God" because there is not,people just say there is because their life is shallow and empty and"Worship"him because they can not deal with reality)

Friday, 25 December 2009

Merry Sex-Mas

Merry Christmas Sweethearts HIM xxxx

Thursday, 24 December 2009

Legal warning over Inverness school's trip

A school trip for about 70 pupils has been cancelled because of potential legal action over the exclusion of a disabled child in the group. The stay at an outdoor activity centre in the Cairngorms has been held annually for children at Inverness's Crown Primary. Highland Council has cancelled the trip to Craggan to avoid the action. The girl's mother Donna Williamson said her daughter was physically unable to take part in the activities planned. She told BBC Scotland: "She cannot hold a bow and arrow for example, or go kayaking, because she has no upper body strength. "My daughter would have been excluded in that she would have had to stay in the centre while all the kids went off to do the activities. "When she wasn't in the centre she would have been asked to film them kayaking and doing the things she would love to do but she cannot do and I thought that was psychologically a pretty cruel thing to ask a child to do." Another parent at the school, Donald Mackenzie, said he was worried the situation could lead to other activities such as music lessons being stopped. He said there had be a "little bit of give and take" and the activities the children had expected to take part in were not themselves wrong. Danny Alexander, Liberal Democrat MP for Inverness, Nairn, Badenoch and Strathspey, said he hoped the trip could still go ahead. He said: "I think it is very sad that the Disability Discrimination Act has been interpreted in this overzealous way by Highland Council given the efforts that the school made to make reasonable adjustments to the trip." 'Tried hard' An alternative trip to Glasgow has also been cancelled by Highland Council. A council spokeswoman said: "In the light of legal advice relating to aspects of the Disability Discrimination Act and subsequent amendments, the decision was taken to cancel two trips organised by the school. "The school has tried hard to accommodate the needs of pupils, but such is the complexity of the legislation governing disability discrimination that the council felt it had no alternative at this stage." She added: "In the new year there will be a concerted effort to provide an appropriate out-of-school excursion for all the children." (my view)-This is EASILY sorted out-take the disabled kid on another trip where she can play and be safe either on her own(accompanied by a teacher)or with other disabled kids because cancelling the trip will make the other kids hate her for the trip being cancelled