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Post by scania on Jan 10, 2015 23:55:13 GMT
We had been due to go on Holliday in Paris to celebrate 25 years married, already paid for it, now Her Ladyship won't go for fear because of a few 'head the balls' running around dressed in black shooting people with kalashnicufs. I have paid for holliday and all, and wont get a penny back if we cancel, so much for the luck of the Irish, of all places could they not have picked somewhere else besides Paris especially at this timing! |
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Post by Deleted on Jan 11, 2015 0:22:05 GMT
It is very bad what is happening there at the moment but you need to reassure her that the chances of being shot and killed by this lot are extremely rare. If anything, by the time you get there, security will be tighter than it has ever been.
Have they not all been caught now? Need to check the news.
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Post by greybeard on Jan 11, 2015 0:45:09 GMT
All the 'terrorists' are dead.....along with too many innocent people.
There is only one female left roaming about - a suspect who supposedly shot the female police officer - but she will be long away from Paris by now.
Try to reassure you good lady that there is nowt to fear by going there. If it was that dangerous, trust me - the French security services will have locked the place down and no-one would get in or out.
They dont mess about out there!!!
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Post by baldgrimsbybiker on Jan 11, 2015 12:20:25 GMT
With this bunch of dangerous lunatics there is no place safe anywhere in the world. Paris is just the latest and who knows where they could strike next.As Greybeard says " They don`t mess about there ". From the Brit tourist point of view I would agree - it must be the safest place to go.
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Post by jonnyboy on Jan 11, 2015 13:52:31 GMT
I think the threat is over, security will be tighter than a gnats chuff! i do not think you would have anything to worry about, go and enjoy yourselves, i would!
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Post by rgdavid on Jan 11, 2015 14:01:23 GMT
speaking as somone who is following this 24/24 (got no chice with all the radio stations talking about it)
just tell her that it will all be forgotten about in a month.
there will of course be repurcussions but will more "personalised" so dont worry.
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Post by Cheggy on Jan 11, 2015 16:36:18 GMT
A few crazy ragheads wouldn't stop me from going to one of the best places on earth. (France, not Paris)  |
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Post by Harold on Jan 11, 2015 21:18:39 GMT
Firstly our deepest sympathy must go to the families of the victims and our best wishes to those who were injured.
As for cancelling holiday plans Scania I would still go, this was an isolated incident and they had a specific target for their attack. The truth is there have been incidents all over the world including the UK, USA, Australia, all over the Middle East and now France but the chances of being caught up in a similar incident are very remote. I grew up in Northern Ireland during a time when visitors to our shores were in short supply due to concerns over terrorist attacks which were equally as repugnant as the events in France and which were not isolated attacks but part of a long campaign of attacks. But the truth is life went on as normal and people just got on with their lives and this is how it should be otherwise the terrorists win. Go to Paris and enjoy it you have more chance of being knocked down on the way to the airport. I hope you and your wife go and have a great time.
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Post by rgdavid on Jan 11, 2015 21:34:09 GMT
youve both got too go, tell her rgdavid says that she has got to take you to the Moulin Rouge. i know that paris is supposed to be the most romantic place but please no making love up the eiffel tower, there are to many tourists looking  , |
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