Would you go picnicking on this area of grass?

[Joey_P]

@Mangetout

Pretty sure that would be regarded as an off-board project.

And the epitome of asking for legal help.

[kayaker]

No, no. I like seclusion for either activity and the road is a deal breaker.

[Muffin]

Sorry, Joe, but I don’t want to go for a picnic with you. It isn’t the location that is the turn-off. It is you. Why? Your posting history.

[Mangetout]

I wouldn’t even bury a body there.

[Telemark]

@Mangetout

I wouldn’t even bury a body there.

Not after what happened last time…

[Jophiel]

@j666

I suspect that, if this is true, our comment are used to select which photographs to present or how to phrase arguments referencing them.

Yeah, I don’t think it’s “PonyDancer47 was horrified at this patch of grass!” but rather deciding which photos would get them the jury reaction they want.

From that angle I wouldn’t picnic there but maybe behind me is a lovely field or copse of trees that I could look at with the factory behind me.

[fluiddruid]

@guizot

A little bit of googling will show that these sites are all involved in civil litigation regarding industrial contamination. This is one way that counsel susses out possible jury reactions to the photos which get presented as evidence.

It seems like compositejoe is posting a lot of threads about this issue.

compositejoe, I’m closing this thread. Please contact me or another member of the moderation staff with your intentions for using the information you’re gathering for permission to post these in future, or don’t post future threads about this topic.