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24 Mar 17
13:59
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After the attack in Westminster.
Jesus wept. What a nation of lemmings and imbeciles we are, that so many feel the need to mark themselves as safe following the publicity of the death of 3 members of the public. Perspective completely thrown out of the window.
6,000 people die in accidents in their own home every year. Might as well mark themselves as safe every single day of the year ffs.
I'm going to take my chances in the kitchen today. I'm not going to let those ****** utensils dictate my like.
Jesus wept. What a nation of lemmings and imbeciles we are, that so many feel the need to mark themselves as safe following the publicity of the death of 3 members of the public. Perspective completely thrown out of the window.
6,000 people die in accidents in their own home every year. Might as well mark themselves as safe every single day of the year ffs.
I'm going to take my chances in the kitchen today. I'm not going to let those ****** utensils dictate my like.
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Is this a Facebook thing?
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generation snowflake
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Surely this causes more worry and grief than it saves? I'd forget to 'mark myself as safe' and anyone checking would then possibly think the worst. What a stupid idea.
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Aye it's FB. The Mrs was showing me them last night. Started off with one of her sisters who lives in Leytonstone who said something similar. I said is she being ironic, stupid, or having a moan that people should be ringing her up asking if she is ok. Then she showed me loads of the mark myself safe messages. The worst was a friend of ours who works from home as a hairdresser, miles away from London. She was genuinely asked by a friend if she was ok following the Westminster attack. Couldn't make it up.
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Our HR department sent an email to managers in the London office to confirm all their staff were safe. I don't think people outside London appreciate how big the capital is, or what a small area was affected -- a couple of hundred yards or so.
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there's a show on late at night on one of the new freeview chanels,
called - a 1000 ways to die, blaze tv. weird ways people have died, usually by their own hands and stupidity. last night a guy accidentally glued himself to a wall with industrial adhesive. died of thirst then the bugs ate him. another guy blew himself up with an airhose. it was like the final destination films. i went to work once and they had a fire breakout at three in the morning. go to work and get it in the neck? like the people in the twin towers. |
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Just read story about chemist in London I think, was signs of a leak.
Staff went to investigate, a burglar had removed roof tiles to enter, then managed to hang himself on his own clothes trying to enter ... weeks ago. Fruity! Just as well the chemist probably sells febreze and neutradol blocks. |