*dead

Someone should tell her this is the precise moment to be contrite and on-message. Else keep digging...

>> ^Hybrid:

She did it as a joke apparently...
"But bank worker Ms Bale said she does not know what all the fuss is about. adding: "It's just a cat."
She told The Sun: "I don't know what came over me, but I suddenly thought it would be funny to put it in the wheelie bin, which was right beside me.
"I did it as a joke because I thought it would be funny. I never thought it would be trapped. I expected it to wriggle out of the bin.""
Source: Sky News

She did it as a joke apparently...

"But bank worker Ms Bale said she does not know what all the fuss is about. adding: "It's just a cat."

She told The Sun: "I don't know what came over me, but I suddenly thought it would be funny to put it in the wheelie bin, which was right beside me.

"I did it as a joke because I thought it would be funny. I never thought it would be trapped. I expected it to wriggle out of the bin.""

Source: Sky News

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So, yeah @gwiz665 - per the below information - most definitely not bullshit. It's a quick trip from words to action. I think I may have mentioned this before- but the things we say and write have consequences and repercussions - and sometime amplify out into the wider world.
>> ^Hybrid:

She's been identified (
Sky News article). She's being offered police protection due to the amount of anger and death threats against her:
"A woman who was filmed putting a cat in a wheelie bin has been offered police protection after being identified by the RSPCA.
The grey-haired suspect was tracked down after she was caught on CCTV by the cat's owners, Daryll and Stephanie Mann, at their Coventry home.
Sky's Lisa Dowd said the woman was being offered police protection because of the "level of vitriol against her".
She said residents in Coventry were extremely angry, and death threats had been made against the woman on the internet.
"West Midlands Police are taking her safety extremely seriously," she said."

She's been identified (
Sky News article). She's being offered police protection due to the amount of anger and death threats against her:

"A woman who was filmed putting a cat in a wheelie bin has been offered police protection after being identified by the RSPCA.

The grey-haired suspect was tracked down after she was caught on CCTV by the cat's owners, Daryll and Stephanie Mann, at their Coventry home.

Sky's Lisa Dowd said the woman was being offered police protection because of the "level of vitriol against her".

She said residents in Coventry were extremely angry, and death threats had been made against the woman on the internet.

"West Midlands Police are taking her safety extremely seriously," she said."

Not all British reporters... but in this instance we are watching Sky News, which is owned by Fox News owner Rupert Murdoch. So go figure.

As an English Atheist, I often find it excruciating to listen to Richard Dawkins - he's usually the angry, petulant teenage voice of Atheism - but this didn't annoy me as much as usual. Yet I still see him as an intolerant and embarrassing figurehead for Darwinism and Evolution, and hold him in the same light as those abuse and twist religious dogma for their own hateful ends.

Oh, and Sky News sucks.

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switched to a sky news embed - *unblocked

Umm, she jumped in there on purpose:

Sky News Report

... though I'm sure she regretted it the moment her feet left the ground.

This really should have been one for the Darwin Awards, but unfortunately the silly cow lived.

It's not so much the context, as how much he speaks like Ricky Gervais' character from the Office, David Brent. I have no idea who he is or what he's talking about either, but right at the end he channels Brent. Anyway, there's a reason it only garnered 7 votes...

In reply to this comment by burdturgler:
I appreciate it, but I'm really looking for those clips where Brits seem to find a way to control their anger and channel it in a way that lays waste to those that oppose them, yet somehow they remain incredibly composed ..

I have no idea who that guy is or what he's talking about.

In reply to this comment by kymbos:
It probably doesn't constitute rage as such, but I have a clip of a British gent full of righteous indignation you may be interested in...

http://www.videosift.com/video/Bloke-On-Sky-News-Who-Acts-Like-David-Brent

I appreciate it, but I'm really looking for those clips where Brits seem to find a way to control their anger and channel it in a way that lays waste to those that oppose them, yet somehow they remain incredibly composed ..

I have no idea who that guy is or what he's talking about.

In reply to this comment by kymbos:
It probably doesn't constitute rage as such, but I have a clip of a British gent full of righteous indignation you may be interested in...

http://www.videosift.com/video/Bloke-On-Sky-News-Who-Acts-Like-David-Brent

It probably doesn't constitute rage as such, but I have a clip of a British gent full of righteous indignation you may be interested in...

http://www.videosift.com/video/Bloke-On-Sky-News-Who-Acts-Like-David-Brent

>> ^kulpims:
a sign language trained monkey would make more sense


http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boumediene_v._Bush

5 or 10 years ago Sky News was a pretty classy news channel. Now its kind of "The Sun" (a Murdoch tabloid) with moving pictures.