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I hushed up the fact that I live in Lewisham or they wouldn't have let me near the place.4 points
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Everything that’s happening at SAFC at the minute, and the biggest topic on there by far is their NUFC thread. They get so big they have to open a new one monthly. This months has 1000 replies in 10 days3 points
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It’s about as easy to understand as someone being prepared to wait in a mile long queue for McDonald’s3 points
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Mate it's those that are descended from the fucking English that are the problem. You can read my opinion a few pages back but what the anglos have done and contine to do to Australia's first nation people is inexcusable.3 points
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You get the distinct impression they’re attempting to stick to the timetable they had in place for the relaxation of lockdown regardless of the circumstances on the ground. With them trying to make the scientific evidence fit into that timetable instead of the former determining the latter. And the only thing as predictable as their not having proper plans to implement the relaxation is their blaming of teachers, unions etc for pointing out their failures.3 points
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One of the many funny things about them kicking off about this, especially in light of their ‘classy club’ deluded bollocks is that the clubs that voted to end the season now will have done so for a variety of different reasons. Some for the greater good, some for their own survival in financial terms and some because it was advantageous in terms of their league position and so on. But they’re all scum of course. Whereas the mackems voted purely in their own interest, but that’s ok. Obviously you can see why they did it but how the fuck does that make them any better than any of the other clubs and their reasons for voting as they did? One of the best bits was the talk of boycotting away games until someone pointed out there were only four clubs that voted to continue playing, including themselves3 points
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Pick your favourite contradiction. The importance of exercising in the fresh air has been reiterated throughout this, but it's also fine to have mile-long queues of cars with their engines idling while they wait for their Big Mac and fries. I like that one.2 points
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It's not even the week - it was saying the lockdown was starting on Monday and allowing pubs to have the Friday night - even that icing on the cake stupidity probably killed thousands.2 points
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Hold on. Cheltenham was undertaken whilst the government stated it wasn't a risk, before lockdown. The government has since released lockdown, effectively allowing for the gathering of large crowds, be that on Bournemouth beaches or around statues of slave traders. The government has said it is acceptable to travel hundreds of miles in a car with others, including children, whilst symptomatic, and to drive where the fuck you like to test your eyesight. The attorney general, who is supposed to be impartial, has publically stated this was not illegal, even during lockdown, so its surely okay now? What we needed was a societal response to the pandemic, but for that to work, we absolutely have to led by the government. They have completely failed to give that lead, so yes, now its entirely up to what each individual thinks is acceptable according to his or hers own risk. Clearly the demonstrators were happy to take the risk they did for them. Fair enough. They did nothing wrong, ask the government.2 points
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A Portsmouth vs Fleetwood playoff final would be just the job now. Their tiny brains would explode trying to work out who they want to go up least.2 points
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You could tell that by the phasing out of the furlough scheme and other support stuff - they want a "normal" economy by October come hell or highwater. Maybe they're betting everything on the Oxford vaccine and I really hope it works but if it doesn't we're fucked.2 points
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This particular wing of the left is the one that the culture warriors on the right use to discredit the rest of us. So you're right. Having said that, these guys are the first left wingers to land some actual blows on the right for quite some time now so I'm having a hard time not enjoying it on some level. What I find remarkable about this with statues coming down, TV shows being cancelled etc, is that it appears to be happening with no due process. The seas are just parting before the protesters. The implication of this is that the police and the government are running scared, that the BBC knew Little Britain was racist but we're only prepared to do something about it if 1m people started protesting through cities, that Sadiq Kahn needed widespread protests to awaken himself to the notion that statues in London needed review, etc. Now from the protesters POV it's a total win. From society's its a complete mess IMO. We can't have such flimsy governmental and institutional structures that they yield the first time a big protest comes onto the scene. They should have procedures in place to correct for this stuff through proper channels. And if they don't do it, we have to accept that this is the outcome dictated by the society we live in. Not taking action until a mass protest is carried out just makes them look weak as shit. I saw police running from collections of white 20 year olds throwing bottles and shit at them yesterday. What the fuck is the point in them then. We're seeing a mass discrediting of a number of institutions and I don't remotely understand how they've allowed themselves to get to this point. Why is it just now news to them that black people are angry? It's not. It's been news for fucking decades.2 points
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At least as they hurtle down through the leagues, they’ll be able to look back up with smiles and think of all the friends they’ve made on the way2 points
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The rest of League One must be delighted at retaining their two cup finals for next season.2 points
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I do agree, I think you might over estimating the risk from outside mass gatherings though, at least I hope so, because I like to get out. It's close indoor contact I worry about. The government guidance is meanwhile all over the place. Apparently from Monday I have to wear a surgical mask at my desk at all times, even though it is a non clinical area, and I am 5 metres from my colleague. Why this, why now when prevalenceis much less? Are they going to supply me with this PPE? Fucking nonsense. Take care of yourself PL because this lot of arseholes aren't going to help you. Off for my antibody test now, hope by some miracle I've had it, very unlikely though.1 point
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Well I'm not sure. Not often I disagree PL but I do here. It makes little sense to compare what Cummings did with a collective. But what Cummings did as an individual was probably worse than what the huge majority of individual protesters did at the weekend. He travelled hundreds of miles with symptoms at the PEAK of infection. And of course, he refused to apologise, lied through his teeth, and got the government including the health secretary and the attorney general to back him that his actions were acceptable. This has caused me and probably millions of others to completely lose whatever tiny bit of faith I had in the government, including some protesters, I imagine. To the extent I do not trust them on anything and will not be part of track and trace. Common sense for me from now on. I would say this was much, much more damaging than a few thousand protesters letting off steam in an outside environment. And Hannon is a total cunt who is always wrong.1 point
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There is this great UK label called Claypipe Music that does folk/electronic releases and they have just reissued this by Jon Brooks, no not the Canadian one, from 2012.1 point
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He’s already apologised. And bubbled. Big puff …. https://www.google.com/amp/s/amp.theguardian.com/tv-and-radio/2020/jun/05/leigh-francis-says-sorry-for-caricaturing-black-stars-on-bo-selecta1 point
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I think Al-Fayed took it when he sold Fulham. It’s in his back garden now alongside his Gary Glitter gnome and Rolf Harris memorial bird bath.1 point
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The state of the fella in the middle so delighted he's taking a shit in his seat.1 point
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League One ended and a third season in the third tier guaranteed for the mackems.1 point
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How old do you think Meenzer and I are? You cheeky cunt. I’ve heard about Rhodesia and Rhodes without having studied them in any context at school though. And I did history gcse and a-level1 point
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Is toasted glass nicer than normal glass? edit; is it a pane to use? ( I’m available for weddings and parties).1 point
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The cables. The smart meter. The Oak Furniture Land monstrosity. I bet the wife was watching Attenborough thinking "I'd like to be eaten by that lion. It would at least be quick."1 point