Superciliaist thank you very much...
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 16 minutes ago
Highbrow eyebrowist Hector.
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This is eyebrowism.
What exactly do you have against eyebrowists? Disgusting.
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 19 minutes ago
Pretty sure we have some of the most expensive public transport in the world. I also believe no small amount of the profits from running them subsidise the public transport of other countries. Hilarious really.
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We do, the Dutch state rail operator three times as much track in the UK, as they do in their own country
A lot of our water supply is the same..
https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2021/10/who-actually-owns-uks-water-supply.html
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 19 minutes ago
Pretty sure we have some of the most expensive public transport in the world. I also believe no small amount of the profits from running them subsidise the public transport of other countries. Hilarious really.
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We do, the Dutch state rail operator three times as much track in the UK, as they do in their own country
A lot of our water supply is the same..
https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2021/10/who-actually-owns-uks-water-supply.html
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YouTube has loads of videos about the Irish people's response to privatisation of their water. They managed to stop it.
https://www.thedailybeast.com/wyatt-travnichek-admits-to-drunkenly-shutting-down-kansas-water-system?via=twitter_page
A 22-year-old Kansas man has pleaded guilty to federal charges after drunkenly shutting down an entire region’s water system in March 2019. Wyatt Travnichek, a former employee of the Post Rock Rural Water District in Ellsworth, is expected to serve a year behind bars on charges of tampering with a public water system and reckless damage to a public computer during unauthorized access, The Wichita Eagle reports. Prosecutors say Travnichek cut off the water supply at a plant that serves about 1,500 customers after remotely accessing the control system. He had resigned from the water district about two months before the drunken act of sabotage. “The defendant said he was so intoxicated he didn’t remember anything,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Christine Kenney told a judge Wednesday.
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 19 minutes ago
Pretty sure we have some of the most expensive public transport in the world. I also believe no small amount of the profits from running them subsidise the public transport of other countries. Hilarious really.
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We do, the Dutch state rail operator three times as much track in the UK, as they do in their own country
A lot of our water supply is the same..
https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2021/10/who-actually-owns-uks-water-supply.html
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Tories:
“The state shouldn’t own or run our infrastructure, utilities, public transport or industry!*”
*unless it’s a foreign state
Official figures show the UK has recorded 115 new COVID-19 related deaths and 52,009 new cases
COVID Britain
At least we've passed the 50,000 new cases mark so they can reset their metrics. Only one day with cases above 50,000.
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comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about th... (U11882)
posted 16 minutes ago
76% of 5-14 year olds have now been infected according to the MRCs latest model update. Those saying protect the children can shut up now. Over 3/4 of them have had it and barely anyone noticed a thing.
https://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/now-casting/nowcasting-and-forecasting-20th-october-2021/
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can you shut up instead?
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/about_us/news/new-worse-cases-coronavirus
Fack dem kids!
I lose track of which Covid data and forecasts we're supposed to believe and which ones we're supposed to ignore.
Westminster voting intention:
CON: 39% (-4)
LAB: 34% (+4)
LDEM: 8% (-3)
GRN: 8% (+2)
via @KantarPublic, 14 - 18 Oct
Chgs. w/ Sep
Over 50,000 cases in 24hrs but not to worry we’re sticking with the current plan
How long do you think it will be until a government u-turn on plan B?
Depends on cases, if they go up and up a week
Well when “Freedom Day” was announced sage predicted we could see up to 100,000 cases daily. The government were ok with that so we’re only half way there
comment by 8==Divock #SLM 🐟 (U22339)
posted 2 minutes ago
Well when “Freedom Day” was announced sage predicted we could see up to 100,000 cases daily. The government were ok with that so we’re only half way there
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July: Sage predicts 100,000 cases a day
October: Johnson says high case numbers are in line with predictions
November/December: Johnson says ‘well, of course, hindsight is a wonderful thing’ when accused of acting too slowly to ease pressure on the NHS
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 45 minutes ago
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/about_us/news/new-worse-cases-coronavirus
Fack dem kids!
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*Warning - anecdotal!*
One branch of the wife’s family were all infected earlier this year (parents and two kids). All seemed to recover OK, but a couple of months later one of the kids ended up in intensive care.
She’d been complaining about feeling tired and was moping around a few days. Parents thought nothing of it, and sent her to bed one evening crawling up the stairs because she was moaning. Dad thought it was a lazy tantrum (I think she’s about nine years old) but went in to check on her later on and found her delirious.
Long and short of what followed: ambulance to hospital, intensive care for a weekend, another week in hospital stabilising her, and a type one diabetes diagnosis.
Thankfully she’s stable now, but a life of a previously perfectly fit and healthy nine year old has been transformed. Doctors can’t say it was a direct result of COVID infection, but there seems to be growing evidence there’s a link.
^ Further to that, I won’t describe exactly what was happening when her dad found her beyond saying that she was out of bed and moaning that she was “looking for the water”, but it sounded like some kind of facked up scene from a horror film.
Horrible for the parents
Must have so much worry and guilt
I personally know of two people who caught covid and have been proper diabetic ever since. It seems obvious that covid triggered that.
I've heard of others catching covid and developing diabetes-like symptoms which disappear after a couple of weeks or so.
Poor lassie and what a horrible experience for your family, hope she's on the mend (as much as she can be).
Laura Kuenssberg is in talks to step down as BBC political editor after six years and become a presenter on the Today programme as part of a major reshuffle of senior on-air staff, individuals with knowledge of the negotiations told the Guardian.
Although the deal has yet to be signed off and there is no confirmed timeframe, her departure would leave a vacancy in one of the most powerful positions in British journalism at a time when the government is still negotiating the future of the BBC licence fee and trying to shape its news agenda.
Oh no, who are they gonna get to lick the Tory’s boots now??
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posted on 21/10/21
Superciliaist thank you very much...
posted on 21/10/21
comment by son of quebec (U8127)
posted 16 minutes ago
Highbrow eyebrowist Hector.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
This is eyebrowism.
What exactly do you have against eyebrowists? Disgusting.
posted on 21/10/21
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 19 minutes ago
Pretty sure we have some of the most expensive public transport in the world. I also believe no small amount of the profits from running them subsidise the public transport of other countries. Hilarious really.
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We do, the Dutch state rail operator three times as much track in the UK, as they do in their own country
A lot of our water supply is the same..
https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2021/10/who-actually-owns-uks-water-supply.html
posted on 21/10/21
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 5 minutes ago
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 19 minutes ago
Pretty sure we have some of the most expensive public transport in the world. I also believe no small amount of the profits from running them subsidise the public transport of other countries. Hilarious really.
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We do, the Dutch state rail operator three times as much track in the UK, as they do in their own country
A lot of our water supply is the same..
https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2021/10/who-actually-owns-uks-water-supply.html
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YouTube has loads of videos about the Irish people's response to privatisation of their water. They managed to stop it.
posted on 21/10/21
https://www.thedailybeast.com/wyatt-travnichek-admits-to-drunkenly-shutting-down-kansas-water-system?via=twitter_page
A 22-year-old Kansas man has pleaded guilty to federal charges after drunkenly shutting down an entire region’s water system in March 2019. Wyatt Travnichek, a former employee of the Post Rock Rural Water District in Ellsworth, is expected to serve a year behind bars on charges of tampering with a public water system and reckless damage to a public computer during unauthorized access, The Wichita Eagle reports. Prosecutors say Travnichek cut off the water supply at a plant that serves about 1,500 customers after remotely accessing the control system. He had resigned from the water district about two months before the drunken act of sabotage. “The defendant said he was so intoxicated he didn’t remember anything,” Assistant U.S. Attorney Christine Kenney told a judge Wednesday.
posted on 21/10/21
comment by Insert random username (U10647)
posted 41 minutes ago
comment by HenrysCat (U3608)
posted 19 minutes ago
Pretty sure we have some of the most expensive public transport in the world. I also believe no small amount of the profits from running them subsidise the public transport of other countries. Hilarious really.
----------------------------------------------------------------------
We do, the Dutch state rail operator three times as much track in the UK, as they do in their own country
A lot of our water supply is the same..
https://anotherangryvoice.blogspot.com/2021/10/who-actually-owns-uks-water-supply.html
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Tories:
“The state shouldn’t own or run our infrastructure, utilities, public transport or industry!*”
*unless it’s a foreign state
posted on 21/10/21
Official figures show the UK has recorded 115 new COVID-19 related deaths and 52,009 new cases
COVID Britain
posted on 21/10/21
At least we've passed the 50,000 new cases mark so they can reset their metrics. Only one day with cases above 50,000.
posted on 21/10/21
Comment deleted by Site Moderator
posted on 21/10/21
comment by Titliv - Ben Shapiro fanboy, and what about th... (U11882)
posted 16 minutes ago
76% of 5-14 year olds have now been infected according to the MRCs latest model update. Those saying protect the children can shut up now. Over 3/4 of them have had it and barely anyone noticed a thing.
https://www.mrc-bsu.cam.ac.uk/now-casting/nowcasting-and-forecasting-20th-october-2021/
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can you shut up instead?
posted on 21/10/21
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/about_us/news/new-worse-cases-coronavirus
Fack dem kids!
posted on 21/10/21
I lose track of which Covid data and forecasts we're supposed to believe and which ones we're supposed to ignore.
posted on 21/10/21
50,000
posted on 21/10/21
Westminster voting intention:
CON: 39% (-4)
LAB: 34% (+4)
LDEM: 8% (-3)
GRN: 8% (+2)
via @KantarPublic, 14 - 18 Oct
Chgs. w/ Sep
posted on 21/10/21
Over 50,000 cases in 24hrs but not to worry we’re sticking with the current plan
posted on 21/10/21
How long do you think it will be until a government u-turn on plan B?
posted on 21/10/21
Depends on cases, if they go up and up a week
posted on 21/10/21
Well when “Freedom Day” was announced sage predicted we could see up to 100,000 cases daily. The government were ok with that so we’re only half way there
posted on 21/10/21
comment by 8==Divock #SLM 🐟 (U22339)
posted 2 minutes ago
Well when “Freedom Day” was announced sage predicted we could see up to 100,000 cases daily. The government were ok with that so we’re only half way there
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July: Sage predicts 100,000 cases a day
October: Johnson says high case numbers are in line with predictions
November/December: Johnson says ‘well, of course, hindsight is a wonderful thing’ when accused of acting too slowly to ease pressure on the NHS
posted on 21/10/21
comment by CrouchEndGooner (U13531)
posted 45 minutes ago
https://www.diabetes.org.uk/about_us/news/new-worse-cases-coronavirus
Fack dem kids!
----------------------------------------------------------------------
*Warning - anecdotal!*
One branch of the wife’s family were all infected earlier this year (parents and two kids). All seemed to recover OK, but a couple of months later one of the kids ended up in intensive care.
She’d been complaining about feeling tired and was moping around a few days. Parents thought nothing of it, and sent her to bed one evening crawling up the stairs because she was moaning. Dad thought it was a lazy tantrum (I think she’s about nine years old) but went in to check on her later on and found her delirious.
Long and short of what followed: ambulance to hospital, intensive care for a weekend, another week in hospital stabilising her, and a type one diabetes diagnosis.
Thankfully she’s stable now, but a life of a previously perfectly fit and healthy nine year old has been transformed. Doctors can’t say it was a direct result of COVID infection, but there seems to be growing evidence there’s a link.
posted on 21/10/21
^ Further to that, I won’t describe exactly what was happening when her dad found her beyond saying that she was out of bed and moaning that she was “looking for the water”, but it sounded like some kind of facked up scene from a horror film.
posted on 21/10/21
Horrible for the parents
Must have so much worry and guilt
posted on 21/10/21
I personally know of two people who caught covid and have been proper diabetic ever since. It seems obvious that covid triggered that.
I've heard of others catching covid and developing diabetes-like symptoms which disappear after a couple of weeks or so.
posted on 21/10/21
Poor lassie and what a horrible experience for your family, hope she's on the mend (as much as she can be).
posted on 21/10/21
Laura Kuenssberg is in talks to step down as BBC political editor after six years and become a presenter on the Today programme as part of a major reshuffle of senior on-air staff, individuals with knowledge of the negotiations told the Guardian.
Although the deal has yet to be signed off and there is no confirmed timeframe, her departure would leave a vacancy in one of the most powerful positions in British journalism at a time when the government is still negotiating the future of the BBC licence fee and trying to shape its news agenda.
Oh no, who are they gonna get to lick the Tory’s boots now??
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