noseve
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Hope the prat leaves it in gear - that's some serious-looking slope
Stupid little things that bug you
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Perhaps there is a contractual obligation but what's the point, at the end of a film, to roll the credits in a tiny font and scroll them with Usain Bolt pedalling the machine.
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Restricted parking applies to both sides of double yellow lines. Even if local byelaws allow pavement parking, this driver is parking illegally.
Lavinda Past
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Nearly five past one.
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I used to tell my kids that my name was on there, and to look out for it.
I expect to end my days in a very cheap care home.
noseve
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I think it was a technique originally used in porn films to scare people into thinking that their eyesight had deteriorated during the previous 90 minutes, perhaps?
noseve
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commentators' meaningless whitterings:
Let me tell you (please, go ahead - that's sort of why you're sitting there)
In no way, shape or form (presumably for those who have always struggled with the meaning of the expression 'in no way')
At this moment in time (as opposed to a moment in what else?)
One hundred percent (when they mean 'yes')
I'm sorry, but... (why are you apologising?)
At least they don't yet use 'a better version of himself' - I heard a scouser (not that I'm a basher of all things Liverpool (not while there's a chance I'll get my hubcaps back, anyway :-) )) on the radio after Klopp left, talking about all the things he'd achieved for the club.
This utter git must have used the expression 'he helped the players to be better versions of themselves...' 7 or 8 times in a 2-minute clip. I was screaming at the radio in best FOC fashion and nearly went right up the back of a truck. Maybe he'd placed a spread bet. Git.
Let me tell you (please, go ahead - that's sort of why you're sitting there)
In no way, shape or form (presumably for those who have always struggled with the meaning of the expression 'in no way')
At this moment in time (as opposed to a moment in what else?)
One hundred percent (when they mean 'yes')
I'm sorry, but... (why are you apologising?)
At least they don't yet use 'a better version of himself' - I heard a scouser (not that I'm a basher of all things Liverpool (not while there's a chance I'll get my hubcaps back, anyway :-) )) on the radio after Klopp left, talking about all the things he'd achieved for the club.
This utter git must have used the expression 'he helped the players to be better versions of themselves...' 7 or 8 times in a 2-minute clip. I was screaming at the radio in best FOC fashion and nearly went right up the back of a truck. Maybe he'd placed a spread bet. Git.
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These are all McCoistisms
noseve
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Ally McCoist - single-handedly responsible for the upsurge in BBC 5 Live matchday ratings
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He's a walking talking version of a human enigma machine.
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The only puzzle with him is how he's ever allowed near a mic.
There's only one worse that comes to mind, in my opinion - the radio boxing commentator who has OCD needing him to call the boxers by their full name. By the time he's said 'and Alexander Usyk catches Tyson Fury with a thundering uppercut' you know that you've missed a few other punches.
And that's not all. No exaggeration here, I switched on a fight after missing the start and he'd been waxing lyrical for a full 15-20 seconds about the venue, when seemingly out of the blue he described a punch and I realised that the fight had been in progress all that time.
He must be shagging somebody really important in that industry to be handed the mic.
noseve
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Brilliant!
Reminds me of those skive lessons at school when you'd just be shown some educational program about the making of bread, etc...
Twisted 11-year-old that I was, I always thought it would have been more useful had that individual ear of wheat that we were following through its creative journey ended up in a loaf that, between final delivery vehicle and shop door, was accidentally dropped from a basket and unceremoniously flattened by an 18-wheeler.
"Listen to your mother - don't waste your food!" or something similar would have had much more effect.
(Apologies - I'm waiting for a huge data restore process to complete and have far too much time on my hands today...)
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There are anti vax doctors and they've been trained to the hilt and back, however there are some strange fuckers that come out of academia too.
It's fucking hard to take anything at face value when so many nutters escape the non existent safety net they put in place.
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I have tried to do that on a few occasions as well. They are definitely harder to do.
Bill Walker
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Where, in the UK ?
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Andrew Wakefield - Wikipedia
When will the GMC act against anti-vax doctor?
It’s three years since a complaint was lodged against a doctor who recently linked Covid vaccines to cancer at Reform’s conference. But the General Medical Council still hasn’t taken action.
goodlawproject.org
List of scientific misconduct incidents - Wikipedia
It's not that rare that doctors and educated medical professionals throw their training and morals out for profit or just to satisfy their own backward conspiracy theory.
Bill Walker
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Unreal
Andrew Wakefield - Wikipedia
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When will the GMC act against anti-vax doctor?
It’s three years since a complaint was lodged against a doctor who recently linked Covid vaccines to cancer at Reform’s conference. But the General Medical Council still hasn’t taken action.
List of scientific misconduct incidents - Wikipedia
It's not that rare that doctors and educated medical professionals throw their training and morals out for profit or just to satisfy their own backward conspiracy theory.
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I know someone who..
Loves Xi and Putin but hates Trump and America specifically.
Jews aren't his flavour of the month.
Believes that Covid is and was a myth
Removes all telemetry from operating systems and installs said operating system as if he's living in New Zealand.
EVERYONE else is stupid, when asked how he comes to his conclusions he'll just say that it's easy to work out.
When we have people like that walking the earth and they have unscrupulous or twisted scientists spewing lies and/or half-truths it gives these fucknuts oxygen to spread their nonsense.
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Bill Walker
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I know there's conspiracy nutters, even on here..
But anti vax GPs should be sacked imo.