Website review: The question: Who is allowed to bre...
siqtictorn discovered this in Bizarre/Oddities
•3 reviews since Feb 25, 2008
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•guardian.co.uk/uk/2008/feb/26/law
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siqtictorn discovered 5 months ago- There are 266 reasons to break into a Brit's house.
- LeonZ rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "While David Houghton and Abby Simpson were on holiday, someone broke into their home - and all they took was their old gas meter. British Gas, they discovered, had hired a locksmith to gain entry to their flat in north London and changed their old meter to a pay-as-you-go version, because the company - mistakenly - believed the couple owed them money."
- jenjen1352 rated 5 months ago
- From the page: "Under the Hypnotism Act, the police can enter a property where they suspect offences related to stage hypnotism are taking place. Stage hypnotism, strangely, is not an offence in itself." No, merely offensive. Stupidity isn't a crime, either. 266 laws granting authorised breaking and entering into my house. May as well leave the front door open then.
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