hollis_f wrote in post #15908112
Nope, it's meant to be sceptical. I find it hard to believe that a state that allows you to point a loaded weapon at anybody you like would make it illegal to point a laser pointer at somebody.
However, I must remember the advice of may father. "There is a pair of words", he told me, "that, when placed at the beginning of a sentence, will make that sentence totally believable. Those words are 'In America'."
Nope, it's meant to be sceptical. I find it hard to believe that a state that allows you to point a loaded weapon at anybody you like would make it illegal to point a laser pointer at somebody.
However, I must remember the advice of may father. "There is a pair of words", he told me, "that, when placed at the beginning of a sentence, will make that sentence totally believable. Those words are 'In America'."
Oh, I see. The power of stereotypes... If I based my opinion of the English on the stereotypical behavior of your tourists in Mexican resorts, I'd think that all Brits love to get totally wasted as early as possible and spend the rest of the day laying face down on a lounge or puking in the pool. But I know better 
So, is it perfectly legal in your country to blind passerby's, drivers and airplane pilots with laser pointers ?
