KidKruger

Calling a spade a spade, no ? Clutterqueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Everyone knows he's a shitbag? A shitbag of a > human being? > > This is getting a bit heated now!

Hilarious !! (..if it wasn't so serious !)

I think the Brexit vote just highlighted to the Scots that their vote as a 'Country' was irrelevant to Westminster, who treated Scotland like a big county on the matter. Scotland wanted to stay in the EU and have been forced out. They have no sovereignty they probably feel. Who wouldn't want out of UK after that (with option to go back into EU, or at least try) ? TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > If we all conclude that its mistrust of Boris and > Co thats a big driver of pro-independence > sentiment, then one would have to caution the > Scottish against reacting too much to the > government of the day. > > One probably shouldn't make a 'once in a > generation' decision because you dislike someone > who is highly unlikely to not be in power in 3-4 > years (Im aware thats of course not the only > reason)

Cool, where does the queue start ?

Now that?s just drive-by showing-off...

...cos I?m having a good time, having a good time, I don?t wanna stop at aaaallllllll...

strong b

That's really cool, how do you make the letters go bold like that ?

Lowest form of wit Sue ! :o

That's OK, I wasn't trying to put words in your mouth or say you said that, I was more just outlining the consequence of that situation for us/advantage for politicians.

Spartacus Wrote: ================ "why are they allowed to waste valuable NHS resources if they do catch it ? After all, in their minds, it's not going to kill them or anything ?" In their minds no, in reality yes it can kill them. We allow free speech and free views, no matter how crazy. This is the price we pay for those privileges, sometimes people spout next-level BS. I appreciate it wasn't a serious question :)

JohnL - this was on my mind a few days ago when I posted about the PM blatantly ignoring direct and closed questions from SirK. Cat - Sounds like a good out for politicians overall then, act with bluster/boast of things you've no clear way of seeing achievable and you'll be forgiven any lie. No accountability. Current model.

Ken, you?re not short by any chance are you ?

?Let he who has never erred, cast the first stone...?, etc.

Don't worry Sparts, in a few weeks/months we may very well have people being turned-away from hospitals, due to over-capacity wards, though that may be across the board - not just the deniers :(

It would serve them (deniers) right, but it'll never be done like that - because the proposal is far more than 'controversial' :) Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Here's a controversial idea > > With a small proportion of the population saying > they won't have the vaccine, should the NHS record > their NHS number on a database and then refuse > them treatment if they catch Covid ? > > After all they don't believe Covid exists or think > it's a government conspiracy so they won't catch > it so won't need treatment 🤔

I'd be very surprised if the police took the time too DNA test chewing gum from the road, knowing full-well that if they find a positive match to a known criminal they cannot prosecute because no crime has been committed. Or were you saying the 'positive match' was a comparison to another piece of chewing gum ?

Mr. Justin Side

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > what we might call what?s left of us as a > country. "Shithole".

Seabag Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I?m thinking Isle of Wight becomes our version of > Monaco That's cool cos I have land down there !

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ''Don't worry, it's only a little prick...'' ..says DR to all the girls....!

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------ >so if a child reports he or she is being bullied at school they are the bullies you really are very clever hope the schools know about this and will save a lot of time, just think a child reports this and the teachers can tell him or her they are the bullies. Ken mate, we're not in school any more. That's a previous lifetime.

there's other threads on this subject already which may help you, try searching for ticket/PCN/fine..

Trolley Snatcha Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- Hi Bob / Steven...!

TheCat Wrote: ------------- > ...there would always be some portion of the economy we could point to as suffering more than others. perhaps, but not being able to 'point to' it until AFTER the fact due to eternal unknowns, was destructive to many livelihoods. > ....and some who are feeling the pinch now, might be feeling benefits then and vice versa.... This works if those feeling the pinch can go on feeling the pinch for months and months (or even years ?), which is unrealistic. How many business can continue with rent, rates, staff costs, rotting produce, indefinitely until they top feeling the pinch ? Very few I'd wager.