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All outfield players should be inside the centre circle when a goal kick is taken. Wouldn't benefit society in any way and Pep would hate it, but it would be a laugh I reckon.
The comittee would just say we need shit loads more money please, you can't take the politics out of the NHS, what we should be doing is changing the way politics is done
I think the people with relevant experience would realise it is not a bottomless pit, they are not the masters of stacking the deck in their favour and jumping on the gravy train and moving them out of the politicians grubby mitts is changing politics.
I was thinking about this kind of stuff, yesterday!
My brain was thinking about a proximity warning about cyclists on your 'blind side'. So many fookers in cars don't care or don't look for bikes of any sort when they're driving!
The comittee would just say we need shit loads more money please, you can't take the politics out of the NHS, what we should be doing is changing the way politics is done
As a cyclist don't get yourself in the blind side would be the easier option
I've done it, it's shit but a habit that can be difficult to escape, especially when the alternative is a similar standard of living through working much harder. I've also gone from working minimum wage, virtual zero hour contracts, to working 50-60 hours a week relatively well paid. Both also shit.As a first class lazy sod myself and from experience sitting on your arse doing nothing is a lot more appealing than you think.
Well, if the NHS hire as little staff as it can to keep within a budget that doesn't stretch to meet demands of an expanding society and therefore fails to meet targets set on it by a government, would you think it needs more money...???
That's a daft response as cyclists can only ride on one side of the road of speeding traffic!
How many times does a driver squeeze a cyclist over cos they're unaware of how big their bucket is on the lane?!
Ergo, a 'blind side'.