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French protester breaking tempered glass fail.
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Previously:
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...872#post148560
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...549#post123008
https://www.homemadetools.net/forum/...897#post144545
Try scratching it. :)
And there are dozens of citizens walking by and paying these thugs no never mind
Fairly low IQ I would think. Why? They have too much energy to relieve. They could have just worked around the other side to get through. ;)
So, what are these "French protesters" protesting? Tempered glass? "Protester" is PC-newspeak for vandalous rioter.
I have descriptive nouns and adjectives for what I really think these punks are in 5 different languages however none would be socially acceptable for printing.Quote:
Originally Posted by IAMSatisfied
Persons such as these the world over all demonstrate many of the same characteristics. which seems to be controlled by some genetic trigger that blocks all cognitive reasoning at any given moment. Also this trigger need not be limited to individuals we may think of as having diminutive IQ's, under educated or even highly educated persons can and do at times demonstrate much the same traits at any time.
He's "protesting" against the existence of tempered glass :)
Good one JonQuote:
Originally Posted by Jon
It saddens me (but not enough to refrain from making a joke :)).
Peaceful protest used to be a fundamental part of a free society. Now protest is synonymous with physical destruction.
Maybe be some of that Corning Gorilla Glass (?)
Or maybe they just can't figure out how to walk around it to get to the other side of the street where they want to protest
[QUOTE=Altair;154367]French protester breaking tempered glass fail.
France as we know it is gone - I think that's clear to us all.
Forrest - used to travel there frequently on business, twenty-five years ago. Wife went to high school in Brussels in the eighties; took the train to Paris on the weekends.