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Which message?
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Im confused.
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Baboon, the next 2 replies summed up your post perfectly.
10/10 If only the virus could take out the stupid, this place would better for it. |
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Thats rather unkind.
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Sorry about that dotch.
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So clear, that it takes up only 50 pages.
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50 pages of what ?
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in defence of his confusing slogan
doris tweeted this afternoon stay at home as much as possible |
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I thought we all knew that
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But go to work if you can please.
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obviously not the bloke who a few hours later,who told people to sunbathe in parks,play football, drive to the beach ,pop in the garden centre, not enough hours in the day,
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Post a link please ?
I have been working since day 1. |
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Hope anyone that chooses to go back to work,employer has plan set out,highly doubtful and joins a union..
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Bookings for bed and breakfasts in Devon and Cornwall currently going through the roof.
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My company has provided me with untold guidelines, i would like to challenge your post giggoleftie ?
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No doubt plenty of rancid employers that won't have things put into place..
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Here comes edy, my mate from school committed suicide yesterday and you joke about it. Sums you up.
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The clear message that I got from it was: "Look after yourself and your loved ones as best you can, because your elected representatives have no idea what to do. Basically you are on your own."
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I'm sorry to hear that. I hope you will believe me if I say I couldn't have been aware of it. I apologise
Let me say though too that you wishing death on other people/forumites is not exactly nice either and might invoke negative emotions. |
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*Let me say though too that you either outright wishing death on other people/forumites, or joking about the death of other people/forumites is not exactly nice either and might also invoke negative emotions.
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So have you read it Angoose ?
I think everyone knows how to look after oneselves, the last thing i would want is people telling me what to do to an exact regime. 1984 ring any bells.... Im getting this same message from certain posters, if the government told you to go out and kiss everyone you would ? ![]() |
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Have I read a document that is being published tomorrow?
Is that your question? |
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I know edy, i provoked and you dont need to apoligise.
Why did you use the word'outright', do you think it makes your post more substantial ? I was just joking about thick people need to die first, but it may help. |
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Yes angoose, you seem to think you a lot more than you do.
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arrgh
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No particular reason. I like words and language. It sounded right in an "either"/"or" environment.
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A Nation of Pansys ffs
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Outright was a fake term to use, only put in to promote or pretend to strengthen your post/argument.
Which i know you know. I am now busy searching every fred you posted. |
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And I also know that you can’t read a document that hasn’t yet been published.
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so Angoose has pretended to read 50 sheets but hasnt, oh ffs.
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John Apter, the national chair of the Police Federation of England and Wales, says the work of the police must be based on "crystal clear guidance, not loose rules that are left open to interpretation".
Apter calls on the government must provide "clear and unambiguous messaging and guidance", adding that any lack of clarity "will be grossly unfair on officers whose job is already challenging". He says the UK government's changes in England follow "a week of mixed messages and the release of some information which, fuelled by media speculation, meant many people acted as though the lockdown had already ended". "If the message of what is expected of the public is not clear, then it will make the job of policing this legislation almost impossible," he says. A clear message??? |
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Tourism bosses in Cumbria have said they are "shocked" by the "timing and short notice" of Boris Johnson's announcement.
Cumbria's tourism board tweeted: "We are awaiting further details but the safety of residents must come first. For now, tourism businesses in Cumbria remain closed and we urge everyone to continue to stay home." As part of the PM's plans to reopen society, he said from Wednesday people in England would now be able to leave home as many times as they wish for exercise and drive to other destinations in the country for exercise. People have previously been warned to avoid travelling to beauty spots like the Lake District in Cumbria, as the county still had high infection rates. A clear message???? |
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I don't think Angoose ever pretended to have read the 50 sheet document. You are such a libtard with your lies and mispresentations sometimes, Ibrahima.
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