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TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Seabag Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I?d actually prefer a swab up the arse, my nose > is > > way more sensitive. > > > > Is that TMI? > > You're in the import/export business right?:) Yes The 🐈 , for now anyways 🕳

Clutterqueen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Everyone knows he's a shitbag? A shitbag of a > human being? > > This is getting a bit heated now! I know, it?s harsh. I promise I?ll find better more creative ways to describe the PM in the future.

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > And yet there are children all over the country > with eyes..... Vigilance by parents not to be underestimated. But come on, you know, everyone knows he?s a shitbag. He might be your guy, but he?s still a shitbag of a human being.

Maybe staple this to people?s heads, before you submit them to your state euthanasia programme https://apple.news/AiygvXqy0T7ec_kqc7S8REQ

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Right on cue... > > I believe in the power of doing things together! > > Boris Johnson, speaking in Scotland, ignoring the > fact that he's just taken the UK out of the EU Shameless shit bag. He?d suck your children?s eyes out when you weren?t looking if he had the chance.

I?d actually prefer a swab up the arse, my nose is way more sensitive. Is that TMI?

It?s not the only reason for disconnect in Scotland. However it?s compounded by the arc of time we?re in. Brexit was designed and delivered by that arse Cameron and his thin on details cabinet. Bored to death by a very Westminister centric closed in May. Then, well past its sell by date, fudged over the line ?oven ready and stuffed with lies? for Brexit by Bodge Job Johnson. Fooking Scottish fishermen up the rear while he was at it. The Tories are consistent I give them that. They continue to piss Scotland off, so who can blame Scotland for raising the idea of an independent EU friendly country.

Some things don?t travel well. Like Trump, Johnson trails the whiff of nativist populism with him. His agenda (whatever Gove says otherwise) becomes more transparent away from its base camp. And the Scottish mistrust of Johnson and his government is palpable. Still, I?m sure all the NHS COVID front liners will be super happy he?s travelling all the way up there to say ?thanks?.

Lucky Scotland, Boris Johnson is going to visit It?s a bit rich him going to sell the Union project when he?s done so much to f*ck it up. The ?will of the people? of Scotland was 62% voted to remain in the E.U. and if anything we know about this government, they?re very very respectful of the will of the people. But like Trump thought America needed ?more Trump? it seems Bodge Job Johnson thinks Scotland needs more Boris. Good luck Scotland. Kick his fatuous arse. https://apple.news/ADRw-M-rmRxqrP2qYFORYNg

Spartacus Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Oh Sue > > I just now understood your secret code using MUFC > > > Do you have a discreet side entrance for services > like this, how much are you charging and as you > are providing Man Under Female Control services do > I get to wear a ball gag and you in PVC with a > whip? > > Oh Ken thank you so much for opening up my eyes > (and other things) to this underrated service > being provided in East Dulwich , I assume you can > recommend what I need to "ask for" to ensure total > humiliation is achieved 😷 OMG+ 🕳

ken78 Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Sue Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > My acronym knowledge has been vastly increased > by > > this thread. > > > > Now I'm looking for a suitable opportunity to > use > > MUFC :)) > > > > Which won't be in a football context :)) > > > well she uses this MUFC any one know what it means > ???? or is this just one for the Female's > if you know what i mean, bet your old man or > should i say husband don't know you think like > this, is this forum the only place that you think > you have as you say MUFC (Man Under Female > Control) maxxi and sue come on the 2 of you can > do better than that CAN'T YOU, but saying what you > say it's having a go at all the men on this > forum.so sad That?s it, let it all out Ken

legalalien Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > The Seven Kingdoms, surely? Cornwall joins with > Wales on this model. Or too GoT? Just a small point, but do you actually need Kings or Queens for these Kingdoms/Queendoms ?

I?m thinking Isle of Wight becomes our version of Monaco

Tongue in cheek we could go for E.U England United. But it stinks of xenophobia and nationalism. And it?s not true, as we?re way off being united.

Ideology here has driven a wedge between us as a country, from which we?re going to suffer for generations. It?s pretty shocking to consider, but consider it we must. And seeing as we?re going further down a path of near biblical political stoniness, and the union is fracturing, I wonder what we might call what?s left of us as a country. We can?t blame Scotland for wanting to be independent, or for Ireland to be reunited. Both will end up back in the E.U at some time in the future. What?s left will shrink into further devolution and Wales will probably be next. So much like a relocation of a football club, a name change and rebrand gives fresh hopes to some. Think how in 2004 M.K Dons were once merely Wimbledon F.C. From the ashes a Phoenix can rise. Or how Skoda drivers alway tell you ?essentially it?s a V.W or an Audi under the bonnet!? I?m sure with a new name, we can fudge the past and eventually forget what the UK once meant. We live in hope.

diable rouge Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > MUFC 3 > > LFC 2 > > ... > > :) Back of the new there DR

nxjen Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > Something I?ve discovered is that those who accuse > others of bullying are often tremendous bullies > themselves. Agreed

KFC

Oh please, I?m well outside my echo chamber. It?s just slightly glib type comments that ?it?ll probably be fine? that?s making me want to metaphorically kick people. It is not fine. The experiment is failing already. Mostly because a lack of detail and honesty from those that kicked this sh*tball over the line. Those that get paid still, whilst they experiment with other people's lives. Namely the architects of this demise. I?m happy when it works for you to say ?I told you so? but in the same grace, while it fails allow us and people like me to say it how it is

Are the government (or you for that matter) going to give me close to the pointy end of 500k and rising, for the ill planned experiment I?m living on their and your behalf? I very much doubt it.

Oh and we?re having to explore setting up an office in Europe to get around much of the toxic UK business atmosphere.

The Cold light of day has hit my business. I import from Europe, as well as Malaysia and Cuba along with the USA. Freight from Asia is more problematic now, transportation cost risen. Timings all over the place. Every planned delivery from Eastern European block, delayed, 50% more expensive, each job man marked to ensure delivery. Notable last minute delays, often a day or two. Which on the face of it doesn?t seem much, only we lay a team off each day it doesn?t turn up. That?s expensive and disruptive. Goods from France require many more declarations, weights, measurements, certificates from Agricultural Department. None of this ever happened before. Some tiny suppliers struggling to keep up. Greater costs again, delays. Goods from Spain, our biggest supplier after Malaysia. Delays, uplift in delivering costs, payments upfront to hauliers, loss of terms. Delays to correcting documents, delays to delivery schedules. Nobody wants to deliver to the UK, so we pay for the privilege. Every turn costs money, my money. Which equals a screw down on labour hours, less work for our team, margins slashed in a very tight market. That?s our Brexit reality. The thought that people voted for this as some kind of gleefully smug social experiment, letting long time business?s like mine be used as some kind of ?adjustment tool? for their ideas, is perverse. Maybe if you?ve a safe buffer job, where you can read about the effects but not honestly feel them, then great for you. Brexit is a shit expensive experiment, using real people as lab rats. Teething problems. I?d happily kick anyone straight in the teeth saying that, then tell them ?teething problems?

I expect you got promoted after that too

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > In a previous job, I got summoned to the big > boss's office got a bollocking for using the word > 'bollocks' in a message to a colleague when > referring to my thoughts on something that someone > at another organisation had said publically (the > colleague didn't complain, it was IT/Big brother > who raised it) > > At first, I thought the big boss was joking when > he said 'can you explain why you have been > swearing on company IT systems?' > > I responded by saying I didn't think 'bollocks' > was a swear word...as it was openly used in a > Newcastle Brown ale advert in the US and > Australia....he didn't seem to have any sense of > humour or sense of embarrassment that he 'had to > say something' as it had been raised in the > internal system. > > Maybe it's becuase I didn't grow up in this > country (as it is a distinctly British expression) > and perhaps it's more offensive than I realise? > > I think FFS falls very much into a similar > bucket.... See, TORY PARTY HQ writ large

TheCat Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > I guess Guardian columnist, John Harris, must work > for the Tory party too it seems.... > > https://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2021/jan > /24/history-labour-keir-starmer-boris-johnson > > > (Okay...I'll drop it now....;)) Classic manoeuvre to fill the void with scree We know, they know, you know.