Alan Dugdales Moustache
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Skegness seems a popular place but it's absolutely shit..
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Skegness seems a popular place but it's absolutely shit..Yes as previously I wasn't able to drive for exercise. Now I can and nothing has been said of a limit of how far I can travel on the road.
So in that case, can you explain again why you don't understand it?
Tories are shit at maths. Surely there should be a × instead of the +
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Step 3 show that your local blacksmith can open up.
I think it’s a new design profile for an aeroplane wing
Boris said people would be now able to drive to "destinations" without setting out any rules. Clint used driving to Skegvegas as an example of what the opaque statement could be argued to allow.2 brief thoughts/ questions
1. I just watched it back and yeah, it’s pretty confusing. But what strikes me more is how unconvincing Boris looks, I don’t think he has a clue, he’s just reading the autocue with the odd pumped fist for effect, he’s embarrassingly bad and about as ‘unstatesmanlike’ as anyone could be.
2. Why is everyone talking about Skegness, what has happened there
It's been designated as an area of outstanding natural shite2. Why is everyone talking about Skegness, what has happened there
Boris said people would be now able to drive to "destinations" without setting out any rules. Clint used driving to Skegvegas as an example of what the opaque statement could be argued to allow.
Astute showed his name to be ironic and posted a set of government advise from over a week ago before this statement as proof nothing had changed.
People laughed
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This I assume is why you are angry as you always are on the wrong side of an argument
Fuck I'm starting to feel a bit drowsy and sleepy. Must stay alert. Will have to put an espresso next to my bed just in case.
So Scotland and Wales are ignoring Boris, now London is too.
What a fucking shit show.
It's been designated as an area of outstanding natural shite
Thought similar. The worrying thing is that was prerecorded, presumably as they don't trust him not to mess it up live. But given its prerecorded and therefore could have taken multiple takes the implication is that was as good and as clear as they could get it.I just watched it back and yeah, it’s pretty confusing. But what strikes me more is how unconvincing Boris looks, I don’t think he has a clue, he’s just reading the autocue with the odd pumped fist for effect, he’s embarrassingly bad and about as ‘unstatesmanlike’ as anyone could be.
Said that earlier in the week. Keep hinting that lockdown is over so people go out over the weekend then announce something different but push everyone back to work. When the numbers inevitably shoot up again blame it on the people who broke the lockdown.The impression I'm sort of getting from Johnson is a hidden "get back to work scum" hidden inside a massive dollop of craving popularity by easing lockdown a bit because people are getting sick of it. But make it massively ambiguous so if/when it goes tits up you can blame the public rather than the advice you've given.
Won't be happy if that comes in. Like many others I had to agree to be furloughed as my employment contract didn't cover it.Looks like after july the furlough amount will be 60 percent
It’s rewriting history.So according to this piece of amateur shite the R value peaked at 1????
Won't be happy if that comes in. Like many others I had to agree to be furloughed as my employment contract didn't cover it.
There's a big difference between people getting 80% of their salary, which once you take off the cost of commuting for a lot of people isn't a huge hit (obviously the nearer min wage you are the worse it is) and getting 60%.
Question is do you now get a chance to say no to the new terms?
That was the issue the first time round. In reality it was take this or potentially lose your job although you'd assume if they wanted to start making people redundant they couldn't just go with people who refused furlough and would have to go though the usual process.Contract law still stands. You need to agree to the drop. If they did that without speaking to you first they have a problem. However it’s risky because if you refused (and assuming your company wasn’t going to top it up) you’d likely be put in at “at risk” pool
The issue is the employer will only be reimbursed 60 percent of your wage.That was the issue the first time round. In reality it was take this or potentially lose your job although you'd assume if they wanted to start making people redundant they couldn't just go with people who refused furlough and would have to go though the usual process.
My concern here was it would push people towards quitting and therefore not being entitled to any redundancy but thinking about it as benefits are generally so low you're probably better off staying on the 60% while looking for another job.
Worrying this is become a trend though. People are being told to do things and the government will look after them then the rules are being changed. It was the same with council funding. Councils were told to spend whatever was needed and the government would cover it but now its time to pay the bill its not happening.
It is absolute rubbish , like a picture you show a 5 year old
That was the issue the first time round. In reality it was take this or potentially lose your job although you'd assume if they wanted to start making people redundant they couldn't just go with people who refused furlough and would have to go though the usual process.
My concern here was it would push people towards quitting and therefore not being entitled to any redundancy but thinking about it as benefits are generally so low you're probably better off staying on the 60% while looking for another job.
Worrying this is become a trend though. People are being told to do things and the government will look after them then the rules are being changed. It was the same with council funding. Councils were told to spend whatever was needed and the government would cover it but now its time to pay the bill its not happening.
Yeh. I’m fine now it just would’ve been nice to know I’ve had it an have antibodies for it. I know they don’t have proof of immunity right now but I reckon it’s pretty likely...I’d just assume you’ve got it and act accordingly to be honest.
Probably down to your circle of friends and who you follow.Maybe it's just me, but I really think social media has reacted very negatively to the speech tonight.
I know it's only opinions and memes, but there seems to be a lot more anti-Boris stuff going round tonight, I really don't think it went down very well.
Perhaps the country is finally starting to see him for the vacuous cretin that he is?Maybe it's just me, but I really think social media has reacted very negatively to the speech tonight.
I know it's only opinions and memes, but there seems to be a lot more anti-Boris stuff going round tonight, I really don't think it went down very well.
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