I grew up with relatively easy access to gore videos and shock sites, but you know what kept me safe? Knowing about them and knowing I didn't want to watch them. Simple decent education from parents and schools would sort this problem a lot better than this mess of easily bypassed nanny state BS that is going to force people to worse places on the internet. It is a bad policy that won't even do what it claims and will actively harm those it's supposed to protect. And that's even before all the privacy and freedom concerns.
YerLam
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You were so untrusting you had to go to those lengths to make it so there is no way to lie to each other and you say that's a good thing?
I watched Men in Tights recently, recreate the intro with the burning screen.
8 base to base, 5 with halberds.
Triangle
Circle
Line
In retrospect even the ultimate macguffins were really simplistic in those books.
I wish I wish his state would flip.
So...you got something you need to talk about?
I Tried Pre-Ordering the Trump Phone. The Page Failed and It Charged My Credit Card the Wrong Amount
Pessimist: It's all terrible.
Optimist: But it might be even more terrible tomorrow!
Trump wants a whole country of people who cheer him and whatever he says.
Arm them with lacrosse sticks instead?
A few that have worked pretty well for me on camps I've run in the past:
Splat Characters - Flick or drop some paint onto paper then make it into a face/person/animal/monster with some sharpie details like eyes or tails.
Big/Small - Similar to the body parts game but alternating sizes/proportions to make some weird looking things.
Chaos Creatures - Each kid pokes a load of dots onto paper, swap them around then make a dot to dot and try and do a theme, animals or monsters are good.
Hope this helps as starting points at least.
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LibDems are against it too by the way, thankfully it's not just Farage.