Horific new weapon being used to soften up iran

mgb_phys · Dec 15, 2007

De Burgh 'will play gig in Iran'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7146354.stm

Surely this sort of thing is banned by the Genva Convention?

KingOrdo · Dec 15, 2007

mgb_phys said: ↑

De Burgh 'will play gig in Iran'
http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/entertainment/7146354.stm

Surely this sort of thing is banned by the Genva Convention?

No. The "Genva [sic] Convention" concerns, primarily, the treatment of POWs.

Moonbear · Dec 16, 2007

:rofl: Hey, I like the song "Don't Pay the Ferryman"! (I'm a hopeless kid of the '80s.)

Huckleberry · Dec 16, 2007

KingOrdo said: ↑

No. The "Genva [sic] Convention" concerns, primarily, the treatment of POWs.

Wooosh!!!

Some of DeBurgh's songs are my guilty pleasures. Years ago a few of his songs got stuck in my head. I was unable to get them out and eventually they broke me down. I've come to actually appreciate and even enjoy them now from time to time. I chalk it up to Stockhom Syndrome.

Manah Manah

Artman · Dec 17, 2007

Huckleberry said: ↑

...Years ago a few of his songs got stuck in my head. I was unable to get them out ...

Have them surgically removed, it's worth the pain and lengthy recovery period.

mgb_phys · Dec 17, 2007

Artman said: ↑

Have them surgically removed, it's worth the pain and lengthy recovery period.

Remember to keep the dressing on until it has fully healed, otherwise some Bryan Adams songs can get in.

Huckleberry · Dec 17, 2007

mgb_phys said: ↑

Remember to keep the dressing on until it has fully healed, otherwise some Bryan Adams songs can get in.

I'm more worried about exposing it to Air Supply. I don't want a clot in my Type O Negative. So Far So Good.