- Location
- Inside my skull
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Accy cyclist
Legendary Member
- Location
- The hills of Accrington
What a big clever brave man you are
Did i mention the size of the Stasi type? 🤔No i didn't.
He was a porker,probably about 18 stone,compared to my 10.5 stone in weight. He probably saw me as an easy target for his attempt at forcing everyone to bleat from the same hymn sheet as himself.
vickster
Legendary Member
Yeah but you’re the ultimate hard man with your stick surely?Did i mention the size of the Stasi type? 🤔No i didn't.
raleighnut
Legendary Member
- Location
- One of the 'Elite'
I'd listen but I'm not giving the BBC my address, e-Mail etc.
Tanis8472
Guru
We put a cap on ours yesterday. We saw it start on Monday. One customer tried ordering 50 odd cases of rolls. Wholesale btw.
Tossers.
Tanis8472
Guru
Did i mention the size of the Stasi type? 🤔No i didn't.
How lovely to describe someone as a porker.
Accy cyclist
Legendary Member
- Location
- The hills of Accrington
Yes,and he had a full to the brim shopping trolley to boot. Gluttony and 'i'm alright Jack' panic buying rolled into one!
DCLane
Found in the Yorkshire hills ...
- Location
- Dewsbury, West Yorkshire
Given the level of publicity there's been it shows how many just can't think for themselves. There's no excuse - stupid is as stupid does I'm afraid.
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deptfordmarmoset
Full time tea drinker
- Location
- Armonmy Way
So, while I'm still humming and haing about the NHS app and whether all the security issues have been sorted out, I get to the Taproom and find that my phone QR won't read the entry barcode until I've downloaded the NHS app. So I had to do it the pen and paper way.
That's a sneaky way to try to force people to download it. It's not making me feel better about it either
That's a sneaky way to try to force people to download it. It's not making me feel better about it either
Beebo
Firm and Fruity
- Location
- Hexleybeef
Highest ever recorder number of cases today.
6634.
back in March the testing was too poor to properly record the real number of cases, so it’s probably not that high but it’s clearly going in the wrong direction.
6634.
back in March the testing was too poor to properly record the real number of cases, so it’s probably not that high but it’s clearly going in the wrong direction.
Joey Shabadoo
My pronouns are "He", "Him" and "buggerlugs"
So 89% of people told to isolate, don't? That's not a fault in public messaging, that's people just not giving a toss about others.
roubaixtuesday
self serving virtue signaller
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That's not an intelligent comment, that's just lazy rhetoric intended to make the writer feel superior.
*Why* do they behave like this?
*What* should be different to help them make the right choices?
*Where* in the world do people do the right thing and *what* can we learn from their approach?
That's not an intelligent comment, that's just lazy rhetoric intended to make the writer feel superior.
*Why* do they behave like this?
*What* should be different to help them make the right choices?
*Where* in the world do people do the right thing and *what* can we learn from their approach?
Rusty Nails
We remember
- Location
- Living in the slow lane
Those are all nice, touchy feely questions to ask that could be valid if we had a couple of years to examine them fully, come up with answers, and implement the recommendations, changing the behaviours of a large part of the UK population.
But we don't so people have every right to call those who don't self-isolate if they have symptoms anything they wish.
Neither your approach, nor Joey's, will make any practical difference in the short term in this pandemic so do whatever floats your boat.
