Laserscanning to be Banned from July in the UK

[vee10]

Well played

 

[cr4wl3r0]

I kindly remind you today is 1st April.........

 

[Lennart Groessl]

Hahahahahaha.................................................................. no

 

[Magus]

You got me!

 

[EireGreen™]

I think it is an april joke of Racedepartment.

 

[MirNet]

One of those days where you wake up, and it seems the whole worlds gone insane!

Better luck tomorrow I guess

 

[Olivier Mandavy]

April fool

 

[Yetch]

It's April the sodding first people, relax!

 

[Rodent]

Got me for a few seconds, clearly the only thing UNESCO would care about when it comes to Snetterton is the tree.

 

[mancSLO]

 

[Kari Kranck]

Do we really need a law for every issue in this universum.
Law for not boiling green tea over 70 C. If you go out, Helmet law for bird droppings.

edited:
Dang April fool day.!!!

 

[Norman Bruce]

I would have thought that the UK government had more important issues to deal with


















Happy April Fools Day

 

[DaVeX↯]

Bad news

Who edited my post???
I WROTE WAS AN APRIL FOOL!!!
@Paul Jeffrey...right?
Was the first time on my life I was the first to say the right thing...

 

[m_mirk]

Haha Paul. I was your fool

 

[Stnry]

You got me there Paul

 

[Mizuhana]

 

[T_rac3]

I bit it so hard that I start googling about laser scan technology and "A....st cook book" determined to fight against those stupid scientists and politicians.
So relief it was just 1st april
Good job Paul, good job

 

[ClaySSV]

Guys, sounds like bad news, but I'd be interested to know more detail on what is actually banned. There is clearly a concern about some techniques, but I have actually used genuine laser (as opposed to microwave) scanning equipment as part of my job - technology that can map surfaces to within fractions of a millimetre and that I have no doubt would not deteriorate the surface. I'm sure it's not the end of this.

 

[Mitja Bonca]

What a joke!

 

[ALB123]

Guys, sounds like bad news, but I'd be interested to know more detail on what is actually banned. There is clearly a concern about some techniques, but I have actually used genuine laser (as opposed to microwave) scanning equipment as part of my job - technology that can map surfaces to within fractions of a millimetre and that I have no doubt would not deteriorate the surface. I'm sure it's not the end of this.

Unbelievable.