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BABABlackSheep replied

25 November 2020, 10:48
Originally posted by d000hg View Post

Maybe they should have aired a program on basic manners and not sounding like a pompous ass.

Why do you assume people understand all this? For most of human history it's been a mystery even to doctors.

Ah..right.
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d000hg replied

25 November 2020, 09:32
Originally posted by BABABlackSheep View Post

I’m currently watching a feature about Xmas day parties explaining how dangerous it is to all be in the same room, and how airborne covid can spread, and how people handling the same gravy boats can spread it. It explains how opening windows, and limiting the time in the same room can massively help..etc etc.

How thick does the BBC think we really are? I mean come on.

Oh hang on..now got a bunch of spotty fat bum-sweat scouse kids complaining about missing out on lessons.

What has happened to this world we were born into?

Maybe they should have aired a program on basic manners and not sounding like a pompous ass.

Why do you assume people understand all this? For most of human history it's been a mystery even to doctors.
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DoctorStrangelove replied

25 November 2020, 09:02
Originally posted by darmstadt View Post

Quite right, and national service...

And the birch.

And the noose.
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Andy2 replied

25 November 2020, 09:01
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

voted for Boris. Does that answer your questions?

it was right choice because there was Stalin in the other party
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darmstadt replied

25 November 2020, 08:49
Originally posted by HoofHearted View Post

No because the problems started long before that. Abolishing grammar schools for instance...

Quite right, and national service...
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HoofHearted replied

25 November 2020, 08:38
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Voted for Brexit, voted for Boris. Does that answer your questions?

No because the problems started long before that. Abolishing grammar schools for instance...
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TwoWolves replied

25 November 2020, 00:42
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Voted for Brexit, voted for Boris. Does that answer your questions?

Let's be honest, we would be in exactly the same position had we voted for any other mainline party.

I wanted to vote for the little guy but there was no candidate standing in my ward. Actually, I wanted to vote for a large asteroid but that wasn't on the ballot either.
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SueEllen replied

24 November 2020, 22:52
Originally posted by WTFH View Post

Voted for Brexit, voted for Boris. Does that answer your questions?

To be fair some where stuck between the devil and the deep blue sea. Others voted the third way...
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WTFH replied

24 November 2020, 22:33
Originally posted by BABABlackSheep View Post

How thick does the BBC think we really are? I mean come on.
...
What has happened to this world we were born into?

Voted for Brexit, voted for Boris. Does that answer your questions?
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BABABlackSheep started a topic BBC News at 10 - Covid advice for Christmas

24 November 2020, 22:17
BBC News at 10 - Covid advice for Christmas

I’m currently watching a feature about Xmas day parties explaining how dangerous it is to all be in the same room, and how airborne covid can spread, and how people handling the same gravy boats can spread it. It explains how opening windows, and limiting the time in the same room can massively help..etc etc.

How thick does the BBC think we really are? I mean come on.

Oh hang on..now got a bunch of spotty fat bum-sweat scouse kids complaining about missing out on lessons.

What has happened to this world we were born into?
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