Sbarcher
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Sounds. Like you need a bottle of Heinz Fish and Chip sauce.
Sounds. Like you need a bottle of Heinz Fish and Chip sauce.Little sauce pouches can never undo them. Try to open it where it says "tear here" .Have to resort to my teeth and there getting fewer. at my age .Very often give up didn't want tartar sauce with my fish anyway not worth the effort.
Mainly youngsters in my experience! Saves all that weaving in and out of inside and middle lane.And they sit in the middle lane on the motorway.
Mainly youngsters in my experience! Saves all that weaving in and out of inside and middle lane.And they sit in the middle lane on the motorway.
How do people break? Do their legs fall off?Bad Drivers. Whether it be those in their BMW's and Merc's going 50mph in the middle lane of the motorway, the older generation going 20mph on 40mph causing traffic to be backed up half a mile, people who break and then indicate, people who don't indicate at all.
Can you tell driving annoys me?
You say such interesting or outrageous things that are hard to ignore.I’ve got another annoyance. The amount of notifications I get off Malc
True….In some cases nothing.
A&E probably and fuck that service up as well for those that really need it.NHS again to get seen by a GP.
"Ring up at 8AM"
Ring at 8, phone system is having a fit, eventually get into a queue at 8:05 where there are "over 30".
Sit on hold for just over an hour for a receptionist to take less than 30 seconds to huff, puff, act like a c**t and then book me an appointment. (the last one they had, as well).
It isn't hard to make it online so the vast majority can use that but then keep some back for people who can't.
Thankfully today I made sure I could sit in the queue but it's a fucking joke. If I couldn't have got an appointment, what then? A and E?
Call 111. They'll tell you to take 2 paracetamol and go to your GP, or call an ambulance if you think it's an emergencyNHS again to get seen by a GP.
"Ring up at 8AM"
Ring at 8, phone system is having a fit, eventually get into a queue at 8:05 where there are "over 30".
Sit on hold for just over an hour for a receptionist to take less than 30 seconds to huff, puff, act like a c**t and then book me an appointment. (the last one they had, as well).
It isn't hard to make it online so the vast majority can use that but then keep some back for people who can't.
Thankfully today I made sure I could sit in the queue but it's a fucking joke. If I couldn't have got an appointment, what then? A and E?
This system already exists, its an app called Patient Access.It isn't hard to make it online so the vast majority can use that but then keep some back for people who can't.
I ended up in A&E a while back, got patched up overnight and told to go to my GP in the morning. GP did fuck all and when the meds A&E had given me wore off I was back to square one. Phoned the GP again and was told there was no appointments available and to phone 111 ...A&E probably and fuck that service up as well for those that really need it.
... phoned 111, got told they couldn't connect me with a GP or have an emergency GP come out as my surgery was listed as still being open at the time I phoned. Got told to go to A&E.Call 111. They'll tell you to take 2 paracetamol and go to your GP, or call an ambulance if you think it's an emergency
I think Covid also contributed.Blame successive ministers on the NHS debacle, as well as successive Chancellors and their useful idiots at NHS England.
Soon have my pockets full. I'd be weighed down carrying all differece sauces Bottle for this bottle for that..Sounds. Like you need a bottle of Heinz Fish and Chip sauce.
Not sure anyone needs one of them!Sounds. Like you need a bottle of Heinz Fish and Chip sauce.
All these companies coming up with niche market items that no one really needs but will spend their money on.Not sure anyone needs one of them!
No doubt subject of a focus group.All these companies coming up with niche market items that no one really needs but will spend their money on.
Isn't it Heinz just rebranding tartar sauce? I hope the other makers of tartar sauce keep calling it the correct name & Heinz sales drop and they have to change it back.Is that Heinz product an attempt to mimic the Scottish "Sauce" they put on their chips (especially in Edinburgh, i think)? Kind of a blend of vinegar and brown sauce. Revolting!
Isn’t brown sauce mainly vinegar anyway?Is that Heinz product an attempt to mimic the Scottish "Sauce" they put on their chips (especially in Edinburgh, i think)? Kind of a blend of vinegar and brown sauce. Revolting!
Ambulance can quite often send two resources, a rapid response single crew car and a two person regular ambulance in case a conveyance to hospital is required. Tye single crew car is to get a potentially life saving resource to an incident asap. They could do with releasing that resource as soon as the standard ambulance is deemed to be the required resource.The main issue is the debacle that is "social care". There are too few places in care homes or nursing homes, so people who don't need to be in hospital but can't live safely at home are bed blocking. Once they have been shifted, it then takes 15 hospital bed managers to decide if there is actually a bed free and communicate that to administrators in A&E, who then free up a cubicle so that the ambulance that the next patient is being treated in can be moved into it and get the ambulance back on the road!
I also struggle with the "over-resourcing" of certain incidents. A guy had a fall in a disused quarry while out walking in the Malverns yesterday, and it was attended by TWO air ambulances! These are charities and keeping them in the air costs a vast amount of money. Why send TWO for ONE casualty? The TV series "Ambulance" frequently shows two or more resources attending a single casualty, most of the time one crew is standing around scratching their arse!
Sorry, not quite GP related, but it's all part of the NHS food-chain!
What's the item?Another gripe about the NHS, although not the caring side.
Why does the NHS cost so much to run?
I've just had a call from my wife who was odering an item for her ward.
It costs £38 so she put the order through. She gets a call from "Procurement" saying she has to buy through them, that's the system.
It's exactly the same item from the same supplier but through the official channel it cost £230!
She is livid and will be complaining the the Trust CEO if she can't buy it direct.
Our money, being squandered away from the front line services.
Covers for sterilised equipment.What's the item?
It's probably that it's no longer 'tartar' sauce cause they fucked with the recipe or something.Isn't it Heinz just rebranding tartar sauce? I hope the other makers of tartar sauce keep calling it the correct name & Heinz sales drop and they have to change it back.
Is it regarded as poor form in your organisation to call your partners "c*nts" in a meeting?Having to meet partners from Sunderland in our head office today who were very quick to mention they’ll be back in London on Saturday.
Not ashamed to admit the professional mask slipped a little and I was very quick to tell them that Hamer and O’Hare were gonna smash them and I’d see them next year.
The official reason for that would make interesting readingAnother gripe about the NHS, although not the caring side.
Why does the NHS cost so much to run?
I've just had a call from my wife who was odering an item for her ward.
It costs £38 so she put the order through. She gets a call from "Procurement" saying she has to buy through them, that's the system.
It's exactly the same item from the same supplier but through the official channel it cost £230!
She is livid and will be complaining the the Trust CEO if she can't buy it direct.
Our money, being squandered away from the front line services.
It used to be in the interest of standardisation and reducing variability. part of the theory was that NHS Supplies had national purchasing power and would be able to get the very best prices. Problem was, they used to have to add the NHS Supplies costs on to this prices to sell on in to the service. Purchasing staff, warehouse costs, logistics. A 600% on cost does seem extreme.The official reason for that would make interesting reading
They don't sound terribly technical or complex.Covers for sterilised equipment.
Googled etymologyIt's probably that it's no longer 'tartar' sauce cause they fucked with the recipe or something.
Also, what is the etymology of tartar here, something to do with the Mongolians?
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