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boosboss Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- It'd be > like being slightly embarrassed at the doctors. > I'm not bothered by it at all. But, presumably, the personnel performing the scan will not be doctors (or other medics) but merely security staff. Whilst I agree that increased security measures are required to stop terrorists bringing explosives on board aircrafts, I cannot help but wonder if the ethical issues this matter throws up have actually been thought through. I wonder how Islamic women are going to feel about this and how it all fits in with their perceived "obligations" under the Koran for example?

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PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh PLEASE don't imagine it will speed things up! > On the contrary! According to these (and other) headlines: http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-1239781/Longer-queues-flights-UK-introduces-airport-scanners.html you may well be right!

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PeckhamRose Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MrPR came along just as I was heading for the > atheist nunnery(!) And the moral of this story is that it is never too late. Never!

(Damn - we cross-posted PR!)... oh well: lamb

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Sido Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > hello ladymuck, > > thank you very much for your reply:)) > > when meeting up in groups i absolutely don?t mind > meeting men as well...i?m just worried to get > requests for dates, that?s actually all about > it:-$...i don?t know how it works here and maybe i > sound a little bit clumsy:-$ (as english is not my > first language) > > so i?m not against men :))...i?m just searching > for friends:)-D > > your edf sounds very interesting! so i should pop > over to see how it is... > > ...but i would still be interested in meeting > people face to face, having conversations, having > a coffee etc... > > i?m not so much a "big group" person and find it > more difficult in finding friends in big groups > but i will try as well. > > if there still is anyone who prefers to meet in > little groups as well, who loves art, culture, > conversations ect i would be very happy:)) > > thank your very much for reading! Just to reassure you...I'm not interested in dating men either (very happily married!)...and no-one at the drinks has ever approached me in that way...in fact the men have been pretty gallant and a pleasure to meet. I have also made some fabulous friends as a result of attending the drinks (both male and female)...so there you go...I don't think you would have anything to lose by attending. Oh, and you don't sound clumsy at all. Willkomm und bis spater denn!

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Although not a strictly female event, you could turn up at the EDF drinks...(you could just snub the men! hee hee)...the next one is on Friday 8th. Here are the details: http://www.eastdulwichforum.co.uk/forum/read.php?20,381119,386697#msg-386697