Shopper asked for proof of age to buy Asda teaspoons

Telegraph.co.uk ^ | Tuesday, May 5, 2009 | Aislinn Simpson

[Still Thinking]

When teaspoons are outlawed....

I don’t know, it’s getting too bizarre to even be able to make fun of it. Steyn was saying something like that on Rush’s show this morning, that it’s getting hard to even parody stuff anymore.

[bamahead]

"If the Government are going to try to take away my constitutional rights this way, I'm going to carry the biggest calibre teaspoon I can find," another commentator added. "I will give up my teaspoon when they prise it from my cold, dead body."

LOL!



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[bamahead]

"If the Government are going to try to take away my constitutional rights this way, I'm going to carry the biggest calibre teaspoon I can find," another commentator added. "I will give up my teaspoon when they prise it from my cold, dead body."

LOL!



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[dangus]

Oh come on,... we all know teaspoons are heroine paraphanalia! I’m not sure what good PLASTIC teaspoons are, but I’ll think of something.

[Gondring]

No spooning, but it’s OK to fork.

LOL

[monday]

“Have the Brits gone completely barmy?”

Some of them. About the same number of $hit for brains there as here.

[Brit]

You have got to remember that the Brits have had over a thousand years to collect weird stuff together.

For instance there is still an ordnance on the books of the City of Chester that gives any English citizen leave to shoot with a bow and arrow any Welshman inside the city walls after sundown.