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Mega likes. I bet they planned it all week
Mega likes. I bet they planned it all weekAnyway, I'm a member of a Facebook group for the small estate I used to live on. My former neighbour just put on a video of tonight's NHS clap. Some c**t blasting out that 'One Last Time' by Ariana Grande (presumably) because it's the anniversary of the Manchester bomb tomorrow.
What the fuck has happened to this country?
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Maybe they were just trying subliminal messaging so nobody goes out to clap next week?Anyway, I'm a member of a Facebook group for the small estate I used to live on. My former neighbour just put on a video of tonight's NHS clap. Some c**t blasting out that 'One Last Time' by Ariana Grande (presumably) because it's the anniversary of the Manchester bomb tomorrow.
What the fuck has happened to this country?
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Apathetic around our way. Time for it to end though - point has been made, morale booster, and now it's having the opposite effect.Is the NHS clap still a thing? Heard nothing round our way tonight.
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We do go out but understand people's comments around it being a Social Media like fest.We quite like it
Hmmm. Depending on where you live, you'll possibly have a liking for huskies, an ancient labrador cross, or a cocker spaniel...!I was walking the dog at 8 around the Morrison's estate
I stuck my head above the parapet on our village Facebook group (part of the Spotted family - don't know how common they are) to request that the people who blast music and shouting to the people in their road after the clap (it now goes on for an hour, and can be heard WAYYYYY beyond their street) turn it down a bit or keep it to half an hour. It was a polite request, stating that some may wish to enjoy the tranquility of their garden as the sun goes down. The guy who does it was an absolute gent, and said "will do - don't want to offend anyone" (and we didn't hear it at all last night). The rest of the mongs who live in his road gave me a right trolling!Anyway, I'm a member of a Facebook group for the small estate I used to live on. My former neighbour just put on a video of tonight's NHS clap. Some c**t blasting out that 'One Last Time' by Ariana Grande (presumably) because it's the anniversary of the Manchester bomb tomorrow.
What the fuck has happened to this country?
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Ha ha I'm slowly becoming part of the dog walking "clique" around Binley and Wyken and see my fellow dog walkers more than most of my friends family and but none of the above I am afraid.Hmmm. Depending on where you live, you'll possibly have a liking for huskies, an ancient labrador cross, or a cocker spaniel...!
Further to this, i have now been blocked by the Facebook group, showing what a bunch of small minded bigots i share my village with. Oh, and the Admins hide behind the front page so i cannot contact them to ask for their reasoning.I stuck my head above the parapet on our village Facebook group (part of the Spotted family - don't know how common they are) to request that the people who blast music and shouting to the people in their road after the clap (it now goes on for an hour, and can be heard WAYYYYY beyond their street) turn it down a bit or keep it to half an hour. It was a polite request, stating that some may wish to enjoy the tranquility of their garden as the sun goes down. The guy who does it was an absolute gent, and said "will do - don't want to offend anyone" (and we didn't hear it at all last night). The rest of the mongs who live in his road gave me a right trolling!
Reject, leper, pariah,personna non grata .Further to this, i have now been blocked by the Facebook group, showing what a bunch of small minded bigots i share my village with. Oh, and the Admins hide behind the front page so i cannot contact them to ask for their reasoning.
Cunts!
I'm used to it, Wingy!Reject, leper, pariah,personna non grata .
Villagers are an imsular lot at the best of times .I'm used to it, Wingy!
We used to call it "having a piss in a shop doorway on our way home from the boozer"!Twats dumping 'donations' outside charity shops.
New cyclists. Absolutely no road sense and can't really ride a bike, veering left and right and not looking.
Ones with headphones even more so.
I bought a bike years ago under a work scheme that gets them before tax or something, telling myself this was how I'd commute every few days. Rode to work and back one day, avoided death about five times in that day and sold the bike without ever using it again. People who cycle regularly on the roads are brave and foolish in equal measure
The missus is Dutch and in her words “lived on bikes” growing up.
She says she’d never ride on British roads and thinks anyone who does is mental.
Thereby stepping into oncoming traffic. The number of times i had to swerve before i hit 'em!Joggers coming towards you and crossing over the road like you were some fucking blood thirsty zombie! Geez! How much social distancing do they need? And it's not always joggers. Most people who are just walking towards you are the same. Prats!
It works the other way too, had people walking/running right at me. If the road's empty, why not cross? Who does that hurt? What it does do is minimise any possibility of hilarious misunderstandings, and it's hardly a chore or a deep offence.Thereby stepping into oncoming traffic. The number of times i had to swerve before i hit 'em!
It's what you call a dynamic risk assessment - do i want to face the extremely small likelihood of something that will most probably not cause me too much damage, OR face almost certain severe injury by getting run over!
Fuxache ...
Flasher? Damn! I thought that was a well kept secret! :emoji_thinking:If you WERE a bloody thirsty zombie or a flasher, i'm sure people would cross over soon enough!
Bloody shops, seems likely they will stop me trying on ladies clothing!...also. The one way system in most shops. We do stick to it but I can’t be convinced it helps anything. It won’t keep people 2m apart. Even in normal circumstances if an aisle was too full you wouldn’t bother with it anyway.
Its sad to see the state of the parks and other public places. Had hoped that having seen how positive the impact had been of people not being around people would treat it as a reset and show more respect but its back to normal and people treating everywhere like shit.
How hard is it to clear up after yourself?
I dont get why people are queuing for hours for a KFC or Mcdonald.
Aren't you a couple of hours too late for one of them??Guy at work was boasting this morning he spent an hour getting a Big Mac last night.
TBF Id probably do that for a sausage and egg muffin and a hash brown right now. Just don’t like the main menu.
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