A male GP was prevented from donating blood to the Scottish NHS because he refused to sign a form saying he was not pregnant.

[Supernatural]

Makes as much sense as the fact that when I buy a bottle of wine, I have to show proof (driver's license, etc.) that I am at least 21. No exceptions.

Yes, another annoying thing. My daughter is in her 30s and at 5'3", with our family's high-pitched voice. Due to this and in certain shops, she's only had to do it once. Both my mother and grandmother, answering the phone when cold calling was as unregulated as it is today, they'd be asked to get their mothers on the phone.

It's always a question of prove this, prove that and prove the next thing... What on Earth happened to trusting instinct and not harrasing good people, when so many that are guilty, just slip through the nets of justice???

Every rights as a human being should be granted based on the person standing there and not through robotic verbal systems that in the end are nerve grating...

Peace and harmony would be such a better life for all as at the end of the day, all lives are beautiful!

So dear @Sunny go buy a bottle of wine and just enjoy it, you deserve it

 

[Beezer]

I like unconventional people. I would have said, "Screw off. I'm not ticking that box."...as well.

Whenever a business asks me at the cash if I'd like to donate to a certain cause, I always ask if the business matches what the consumers donate. If the answer is 'no'...I tell them 'no thanks'.

If these companies making multi-millions of dollars won't match what the people donate I'll stop frequenting their business. They'll claim to actually raise such and such amount for the cause, when it was really all off of the backs of working stiffs like myself.