Strikes
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Sunak is relatively popular. **** knows why but he is.
The party overall isn’t, thankfully, though they’ll spend a year talking about how Dianne Abbott didn’t pay for an ice cream forty years ago or something which should swing a couple of million back their way.
They’re all bastards
Revolution is the word
we need to get violent so the next bastard knows
Revolution is the word
we need to get violent so the next bastard knows
I have visions for poor Sucky though after the revolution...
Phones up for his favourite burger to be delivered....sorry shop has been burnt down
Goes to MaccyD instead....shop burnt down
Tries to catch a bus to go elsewhere...sorry buses all burnt out
Needs medication....sorry pharmacy burnt down
Some good news though, he'll have plenty of painting jobs....once the rebuilds have taken place, he'll just be skint in the meantime.
He's got a few things going for him; he came into office during a period of complete chaos and has been able to calm thing's down. He also had a list of things that needed to be done and has somehow managed to tick a bunch of them off within 6 months.
He's also up against a very weak Labour Party.
Then he has sat silently as the SNP ate itself alive, which means the Tories don't have to worry about the Union or anything like that anymore.
The Tories are good at throwing its cabinet members under the bus, throwing departments into the fire and other things as opposed to the PM taking on a lot of the burden, that means that party members MPs and cabinet ministers become unpopular and the PM is left out of the argument.
What will you do about your fresh veg deliveries?I have visions for poor Sucky though after the revolution...
Phones up for his favourite burger to be delivered....sorry shop has been burnt down
Goes to MaccyD instead....shop burnt down
Tries to catch a bus to go elsewhere...sorry buses all burnt out
Needs medication....sorry pharmacy burnt down
Some good news though, he'll have plenty of painting jobs....once the rebuilds have taken place, he'll just be skint in the meantime.
Thats waste bro, you could grow your own but instead you get them delivered.
I cant grow burgers therefore my delivery is necessary
I’m defo coming around to your way of thinking, I just know we’d be wasting our time. When it comes to a head everybody’s arse would fall out. Our fellow countrymen haven’t got it in them.
Erm, yeah you can. Just buy a few cows and a bull. Sorted.What will you do about your fresh veg deliveries?
Thats waste bro, you could grow your own but instead you get them delivered.
I cant grow burgers therefore my delivery is necessary
Sounds ****. Where do you hang your washing? Where do you put your sunlounger in the summer? Nowhere to build a man cave or **** all.
I couldn’t cope having to live the way you’re all trampling over each other. I need my own space.
Bunch of forelock tugging serfs iirc. Johnny Frog riots, grovelling Brits sing God save the (****ing kraut) King.
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Even the French are all fart and no smell these days. There was a time when Macron would have had his head removed by now, but these days it’s a few fires on the road and a yellow shirt hung out on the washing line. Meh.
A number of reports saying A&E departments in some hospitals have been empty since the junior doctor strikes began.
Says a lot about some of the ppl who turn up there over stuff that isn't actually an emergency.
Says a lot about some of the ppl who turn up there over stuff that isn't actually an emergency.
The problem with that, as I'm sure you know, there will be people who should be in A&E, as their first trip with symptoms yet unexplained to them of a medical condition. So by the time they do get treatment, there is possibilty their symptoms may have progressed to a more severe stage.
Also worth remembering that there are a large number of people who go to A&E because they find it impossible to get an appointment to see their GP.