@mick-1000.bsky.social
It is wrong for the government to force the doctors to consider taking such action at this, or indeed, any time, yes.
December 15, 2025 at 10:08 AM
It is wrong for the government to force the doctors to consider taking such action at this, or indeed, any time, yes.
Zack Polanski?.. Or a grubby self serving chancer who would have us suffer more austerity to better enable the richest to hoard more? A man (Fauxrage) John Cleese apparently wouldn't trust as far as he could throw a wet matress up a spiral staircase or somesuch? Ooh, the agony of choice
December 15, 2025 at 10:07 AM
Zack Polanski?.. Or a grubby self serving chancer who would have us suffer more austerity to better enable the richest to hoard more? A man (Fauxrage) John Cleese apparently wouldn't trust as far as he could throw a wet matress up a spiral staircase or somesuch? Ooh, the agony of choice
Maybe if the NHS was better funded, actually funded not just somewhere for PFIs schemes etc to grift then we wouldn't have so many issues.
December 11, 2025 at 6:19 PM
Maybe if the NHS was better funded, actually funded not just somewhere for PFIs schemes etc to grift then we wouldn't have so many issues.
Yes. Badenough and all other downpunchers should lead by example.
December 11, 2025 at 6:18 PM
Yes. Badenough and all other downpunchers should lead by example.
Only if they have no awareness of their surroundings. Which on the whole would be 'yes' in reply to your initial question
December 11, 2025 at 6:14 PM
Only if they have no awareness of their surroundings. Which on the whole would be 'yes' in reply to your initial question
Has he admitted he did any wrong? If not, an apology would be meaningless.
December 11, 2025 at 6:12 PM
Has he admitted he did any wrong? If not, an apology would be meaningless.
They probably need better training, more officers, more support staff, more stations etc etc etc. Mental health days being an issue does not surprise me.
December 11, 2025 at 6:11 PM
They probably need better training, more officers, more support staff, more stations etc etc etc. Mental health days being an issue does not surprise me.
Paper, loo roll is good, chew it up, fashion into small balls. Encourage children to flick the spitballs at improvised targets. You'll thank me when those kids grow up to be brilliant finger picking/flamenco-esque guitarists or pro Subbuteo players, lol.
December 10, 2025 at 11:14 AM
Paper, loo roll is good, chew it up, fashion into small balls. Encourage children to flick the spitballs at improvised targets. You'll thank me when those kids grow up to be brilliant finger picking/flamenco-esque guitarists or pro Subbuteo players, lol.
Not in the way he likely meant it. Is he admitting the part the US' foreign policy has played in driving people towards Europe?
December 10, 2025 at 11:06 AM
Not in the way he likely meant it. Is he admitting the part the US' foreign policy has played in driving people towards Europe?
Unsure how you've equated truancy with attendance in a bid to divide the good people of the UK. Good grief this program just gets direr.
December 10, 2025 at 11:03 AM
Unsure how you've equated truancy with attendance in a bid to divide the good people of the UK. Good grief this program just gets direr.
I scored zero on all aspects for PIP. Physical and mental health both.
It is tough enough.
Perhaps it is the game? And one must appeal?
If so, that is not helpful, not helpful at all.
Many avoidable deaths could be on their heartless profit driven rule following hands I expect.
Bastards!
It is tough enough.
Perhaps it is the game? And one must appeal?
If so, that is not helpful, not helpful at all.
Many avoidable deaths could be on their heartless profit driven rule following hands I expect.
Bastards!
December 5, 2025 at 5:16 PM
I scored zero on all aspects for PIP. Physical and mental health both.
It is tough enough.
Perhaps it is the game? And one must appeal?
If so, that is not helpful, not helpful at all.
Many avoidable deaths could be on their heartless profit driven rule following hands I expect.
Bastards!
It is tough enough.
Perhaps it is the game? And one must appeal?
If so, that is not helpful, not helpful at all.
Many avoidable deaths could be on their heartless profit driven rule following hands I expect.
Bastards!
Would he be wrong not to?
December 5, 2025 at 5:13 PM
Would he be wrong not to?
I'd hope someone would like me enough to invite me when I'm old.
I would not go if I felt I was invited out of sympathy or a sense of duty.
I would not go if I felt I was invited out of sympathy or a sense of duty.
December 5, 2025 at 5:12 PM
I'd hope someone would like me enough to invite me when I'm old.
I would not go if I felt I was invited out of sympathy or a sense of duty.
I would not go if I felt I was invited out of sympathy or a sense of duty.
How much has he changed? Obviously the way he went about saying the things he said about migrants and the riots that coincided around a similar time would be enough to find he played no parts in what some people call 'the Farage riots' other people wouldn't call them that though. Semantics.
December 5, 2025 at 5:04 PM
How much has he changed? Obviously the way he went about saying the things he said about migrants and the riots that coincided around a similar time would be enough to find he played no parts in what some people call 'the Farage riots' other people wouldn't call them that though. Semantics.
Where there's a will there's a way. When can we have elected public servants who serve the public first and foremost? For too long now we've had people elected under a pretence who, in reality, serve the corporations and not the people.
November 25, 2025 at 3:15 PM
Where there's a will there's a way. When can we have elected public servants who serve the public first and foremost? For too long now we've had people elected under a pretence who, in reality, serve the corporations and not the people.
The amount most workplaces I've worked at put behind the bar I fear it may be considered rude not to.
November 25, 2025 at 3:13 PM
The amount most workplaces I've worked at put behind the bar I fear it may be considered rude not to.
What would the alternative be? And would the parents wish to leave their children to the care of a system that has been stripped to the bone and is unfit for purpose?
November 25, 2025 at 3:13 PM
What would the alternative be? And would the parents wish to leave their children to the care of a system that has been stripped to the bone and is unfit for purpose?
£1.67 for 3 'large' (smaller medium I would say) Onions in one well known 'budget' supermarket. You can pretty much guarantee that at least one of those needs a reasonable amount of bad cutting out.
November 25, 2025 at 3:09 PM
£1.67 for 3 'large' (smaller medium I would say) Onions in one well known 'budget' supermarket. You can pretty much guarantee that at least one of those needs a reasonable amount of bad cutting out.
I would prefer people knew what was what and could make educated decisions. It would also be great if it was cheaper generally to purchase ingredients and cook decent meals.
November 25, 2025 at 3:06 PM
I would prefer people knew what was what and could make educated decisions. It would also be great if it was cheaper generally to purchase ingredients and cook decent meals.
Tune in next week when we ask if people are too quick to go to work ill, infecting not just work mates, but those on public transport, costing the economy nearly as much as Liz Truss, fun fact:- Nigel 'Fauxrage' Farage rather liked and somewhat praised THAT Truss 'mini' budget.
November 25, 2025 at 3:03 PM
Tune in next week when we ask if people are too quick to go to work ill, infecting not just work mates, but those on public transport, costing the economy nearly as much as Liz Truss, fun fact:- Nigel 'Fauxrage' Farage rather liked and somewhat praised THAT Truss 'mini' budget.