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got on early ferry from mull earlier , two thickos with glasgow accents no masks so when stewards walked by the pulled up their tee shirts , the term thick as pig shoite comes to mind , its funny there are it seems a lot of that kind from that city , maybe they didnt get to use the single brain cell this morning they seem to share ,
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Awa' an bile yer heid
Translation: In English is "Away and boil your head". Means Get lost. Let’s face it, Glasgow has plenty of phrases telling you where to go. Like some others, this one implies that you’ve to go for talking nonsense – so much nonsense, in fact, that you’ve to boil your own head in shame for being so ridiculous. |
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wear your own mask kemo and mind your own business, governments saying wear a mask yet let in flights every minute from COVID hot spots crazy.
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all gob no brains it was always so from there , the B specials sorted them out though , since then their chip on the shoulder has grown , they envy the rather cleverer and more talented from edinburgh ,,, thats why their aim is to work in edinburgh or get away to england , Please note only the worst end up in wales ; the land of nod
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I'm sorry kemo but I ain't wearing one either, went to the local shop earlier and didn't wear one
They told us 3 months ago they are useless and now they are trying to shame people into wearing them, making companies go compulsory on them etc Fack off with all that after their previous dialogue |
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interesting lots on the ship all in maskes except cept these numpties ,,, the city seems to turn out so many of little brain , in englad gobs on sticks would be a good summary certainlt about these to cloutheids
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Kemo - how long have you suffered from your massive inferiority complex?
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It ain't law to wear one and they can't force it and they know it, hence the carefully constructed wording of everything, which gives them plausible deniability in any court of law
"we only said it was guidelines we didn't say you had to wear one, if the companies made people wear them that's on them" That only gets them so far, they have gone out of their way into manipulating society and all their careful wording can't change that |
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agree completely SS...it won't surprise you to hear that I won't be wearing a face covering today or ever
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och aye and awa the noo,,, a well know phrase in the very much second city of the country , ie glasgow , the best part of the city im told is the road out ,,, or perhaps the many roads , The sad bit i suppose is the city for a few years had dragged itself up by its bootstraps , with lots of eurpean and uk gov cash , the hospitality world there was transformed , mind you boosted by the polish , the latvian , the spanish , This virus will devestate the place and it will go back like the rest of the country to the depopulation issues , Its really sad as huge swathes of the folks who were young and talanted like the immigrants are voting with their feet and have gone home
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Hear lies the problem with that wonder
My mum was having a go because I refused to wear one, only last week she wasn't wearing one ffs So your own family members are trying to shame you into complying, its going to cause friction big time |
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The science ain't difficult
"A mask will stop the person wearing it from radiating the larger molecules of water that carry the virus when ever they speak, laugh, cough or even breathe. If everyone wears a mask then the virus has a much lower chance of infecting others" It's that simple. Not wearing a mask in an enclosed public place is irrefutable evidence of being a 100% selfish c--- |
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100per cent selfish or thick as shoite as i said to start with
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You can take them off when eating ffs, this is the insanity of where we're at now
You have to wear them when ordering but take it off to eat  So its taken them 3 months to issue this guideline (because that is what it is its not a rule) and then basically come up with some ridiculous concoction of said guideline, paying for stuff from 3 feet away nope have to wear a mask, sitting within 2 feet of others whilst eating yep you can take them off No wonder they think society is facking stupid, and they get treated as such |
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i think its everyones choice to wear one, if you have it on arent you protecting yourself anyway, went shopping yesterday and hardly anyone was wearing them
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One can only hope that people use more coherent logic to select their bets than when deciding that wearing masks is somehow a bad thing for society as a whole.
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Edinburgh is one of only a few cities in the UK worth visiting.
London and York among the others. |
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Face coverings or masks main function isnt about protecting yourself, its about trying to limit the spread of what you may have onto others. We may not as a society embrace it as other cultures do, but thats why they mainly wear them in Asia and elsewhere. Whether it works or not is another discussion, but as a society which wants to function surely we have a duty to do whats right no matter how small even if you disagree with government advice
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Correct.
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A placebo to try and help the economy get going which is obvious by the fact pubs are open
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Whoopps!
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Cant help thinking it would make more sense when this virus was actually around in decent quantities. Rather bizarre getting millions to wear masks when in plenty of areas there are virtually zero cases now.
Oh and people not wearing them may have genuine reasons not to so the post that claims that not wearing one is evidence that someone is 100% selfish is pure rubbish. |
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Face coverings or masks main function isnt about protecting yourself, its about trying to limit the spread of what you may have onto others. We may not as a society embrace it as other cultures do, but thats why they mainly wear them in Asia and elsewhere. Whether it works or not is another discussion, but as a society which wants to function surely we have a duty to do whats right no matter how small even if you disagree with government advice ---- personally I don't think they make any difference and it is a stunt to make you believe there is still a threat. This justify's the disastrous lock down and all the other mindless knee jerk nonsense that goes along with it. If we are going to start this type of social behaviour then the next think is to reduce all speed limits on motorways to 40mph and no cars ever in town or city centres. Buses only unless your travel is urgent. I guarantee that will save more lives. Ban smoking tomorrow full stop. Ban the production of sugar, we just don't need it. I'm sure there are lots more examples out there.
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personally I don't think they make any difference......no need to read any further.
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If you truly wanted to protect the NHS (or reduce the cost of it) - you could ban alcohol.
Had the misfortune to attend A&E twice in my life (after darkness) - both times, I was the only sober person in there! Would simultaneously solve the issue of police numbers required. |
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^^^^ I hope that is contentious enough!
Trying to get a Kemo thread past 50 replies - so he can have his first organism! |
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personally I don't think they make any difference......no need to read any further. -- well that's the problem isn't it. People get their education from headlines and never read (maybe they can't) any further. A sad reflection of our society.
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You miss the point. This needs to be a collective response. The opinion of some bloke on a racing forum is not important. Upholding the law in an effort to help every single individual in our country is what matters.
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Indeed far too many people out there who wont tolerate any opinion that differs from their own.
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You miss the point. This needs to be a collective response. The opinion of some bloke on a racing forum is not important. Upholding the law in an effort to help every single individual in our country is what matters. --- it that follow like sheep attitude that got us here in the first place. I posted a few months ago a link to a very comprehensive research project into the wearing of masks in which Neil Furguson himself was a joint author. The result was that their effectiveness was at best marginal. There have been concerns raised by researchers that touching the mask frequently (which is a human habit difficult to stop) can spread any virus trapped there from coughing etc. If you cough/sneeze into a hanky and dispose of it properly as per age old flu guidance then you are not going to be continuously handling your coughed up mucus. Further if you are in a supermarket and want to cough you will probably think because you are wearing a mask it will be ok. Now imagine people going around supermarkets coughing into their mask and then putting back that tin of beans they decided they don't want!! There is very little evidence that this inhumane imposition (and people were quick to point that out with burkas) will be of any use at all. Sorry I couldn't get all that on a 8 word headline.
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Collective responses are awkward when people feel strongly on both sides and ultimately its nigh on impossible for it to enforced by the law.
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The opinion of some bloke on a racing forum is not important. --- On that we agree. It's why forums are great places. It allows people to make an opinion and others to shoot it down with no harm done. We are just pixels. Those that get angry and abusive, let alone those that tell you they are cleverer than the rest of us are just pixels as well. The idea is you see opinions that may give you a different perspective. If the pixels are not determined enough to defend their opinion then it wasn't much of an opinion in the first place.
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It also doesn`t help when random people are quite happy to claim that they know more than the scientists and are prepared to twist convoluted nonsense in an attempt to hide their self-centred attitudes.
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Its like when the vaccine becomes company policy en masse, all companies will say you have to have it sorry
Why are they so obsessed with jabbing people? they are mentally disturbed that's why |
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But its us that use our own free will that "mentally unstable"
The world lost it and it ain't getting it back, its run by narcissistic sociopaths |
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there is nothing random about the people on this forum, they are all uniformly dodgy. I twist nothing, I posted Professor Neil Fergusons research. Your doing what all people with no argument do, attack the character of the person giving the opinion. On a forum like this that is as daft as it gets. What is the point of just keep repeating the headlines and calling people names? Post your evidence!!
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I think you mean "you`re". You sound like an angry Trump voter.
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The evidence is manifestly clear to all but a few.
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If it was highly infectious we'd have all had it within 2 weeks and a lot more would have croaked of it breaking ffs
4 months and still only 250k cases and 95% of them mild |