Sick Boy
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I’ve heard that if it’s been done as a selfie you’re in trouble.
The airport situation in the UK is a shambles, it took me over 2.5 hours to get off a plane at Gatwick and get out the airport.
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Surely there can't be many people who don't live close enough to a gym to be able to walk/run to get there. Ok maybe some people in remote areas, but otherwise why would anyone drive to the gym? Why not run there and not go in and save all the money?
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Hence why
Nick
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Depends really. Where I used to live the closest gym was awful and an hour's walk.
Why add 2 hours onto it when you could drive there?
Brighton Sky Blue
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Defiantly and definitely
chiefdave
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I would say a lot of people go on the way to work but when I used to do that it was pretty much empty.
Nick
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There is that too, to and from work.
shmmeee
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Yeah selfie cams reverse the image so face recognition doesn’t work.
Nick
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Yep, I flew to East Mids a few weeks ago and it took about 3 hours to get off the plane, wait for a bus, wait to get off the bus and then queue for an automated system.
skybluesam66
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Flying to east mids - quicker to drive straight up the m69 and left up the M1
Sky_Blue_Daz
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Fuckers who only bring their bins in , even though you do your 4 neighbours
LastGarrison
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On route.
stay_up_skyblues
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My missus‘ latest money saving “hack”. Online orders delivered to the store for free instead of paying a few quid for home delivery. Then sends me across town in the car to pick up at nearly £2 a litre of fuel 
stay_up_skyblues
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Shocking, obviously, if true. But that website is an absolute cesspit of scum I had the misfortune of looking up a few years ago when it was mentioned on a podcast I listened to. It’s a forum for likeminded people to just slate anyone and everyone in the public eye in the worst (often with no regard for the truth) possible ways.
Sbarcher
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Commentary and Coventry - always makes my ears prick up when I hear it on a sports programme.
fernandopartridge
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It's a South Yorkshire maybe East Midlands thing, i don't mind it
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bobbyson
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Yes, worked with a bloke from Derby and all food was called snap, might of been a miners term.
fernandopartridge
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It is a miner's thing, they took food in a "snap tin"
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Nick
Administrator
GPs AGAIN!
Call up, hold for ages, "no appointments, ring back tomorrow at 8AM".
Fuck off, put a message if there are none BEFORE people have to hold. Let me make an appointment for tomorrow then you daft pricks.
"We don't do appointments"
What the fuck does it take to get seen? No wonder people go to A+E with a sore arm.
Update: Kicked off big time and somehow they found an appointment for me.
Will be changing surgeries after.
Call up, hold for ages, "no appointments, ring back tomorrow at 8AM".
Fuck off, put a message if there are none BEFORE people have to hold. Let me make an appointment for tomorrow then you daft pricks.
"We don't do appointments"
What the fuck does it take to get seen? No wonder people go to A+E with a sore arm.
Update: Kicked off big time and somehow they found an appointment for me.
Will be changing surgeries after.
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jimmyhillsfanclub
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Twats protesting about fuel prices by organising rolling road blocks on the motorways......
Fuck off you pricks. Go & road-block Downing street if you want to protest about fuel duty or go & smash up the offices of Shell & BP if you want to protest about oil company profiteering......
Fuck off you pricks. Go & road-block Downing street if you want to protest about fuel duty or go & smash up the offices of Shell & BP if you want to protest about oil company profiteering......
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Sounds a wise choice
Grendel
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This was literally a suicide solution
'There's people sitting on the track!': How F1 drivers saw the British GP protest
Seven Formula 1 drivers warned their teams they could see people on the track as protesters targeted today's British Grand Prix.
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Marty
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Racist!
Wyken Sky Blue
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Sky_Blue_Daz
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workplace snitches , a girl at work phoned in sick this morning a colleague found out and told the manager she was posting photos on a nightout last night on instagram . Bit of a rotten trick
stay_up_skyblues
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I used to work with a lad who was renowned for his sickies and the excuses given. Burning his skin having mistaken bleach for bubble bath was a classic.
He‘d called in sick on a Monday with suspected sciatica and that morning his mate posted to Facebook a video of the lad hanging upside down from a dancing pole in a club and then falling heavily onto his back
. Said mate was Facebook friends with the whole office, including sick note’s line manager.
Tommo1993
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“Hacks” may be a big reason I scrapped Facebook.
No Sandra, an alternative way (pointless in most cases) of carrying out a task is not a hack. Go and fuck yourself.
Someone gaining unauthorised access into health or financial records is a hack. Like that time a few years ago when the NHS shit themselves. Not because you stuck a sponge on the end of something to make cleaning easier. Go fuck yourself some more. c**t.
No Sandra, an alternative way (pointless in most cases) of carrying out a task is not a hack. Go and fuck yourself.
Someone gaining unauthorised access into health or financial records is a hack. Like that time a few years ago when the NHS shit themselves. Not because you stuck a sponge on the end of something to make cleaning easier. Go fuck yourself some more. c**t.
shmmeee
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Actually Sandra is closer to the proper meaning. A “hack” is simply a clever way of doing something. It was mostly used to bypass security but could be for anything.
A Short History of “Hack”
The word “hack” was around for hundreds of years before the first computer.
Sky_Blue_Daz
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A few years ago I was working at a college we had a really good team and a lady joined us and for 3 months she was fine. Then she had hospital appointments every Friday afternoon and first thing Monday morning even on one occasion we were breaking up for the holidays on a Thursday and her appointment changes from a Friday to a Thursday afternoon. It was really difficult for those of us who genuinely wanted to throw a sickieI used to work with a lad who was renowned for his sickies and the excuses given. Burning his skin having mistaken bleach for bubble bath was a classic.
He‘d called in sick on a Monday with suspected sciatica and that morning his mate posted to Facebook a video of the lad hanging upside down from a dancing pole in a club and then falling heavily onto his back
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Tommo1993
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Actually Sandra is closer to the proper meaning. A “hack” is simply a clever way of doing something. It was mostly used to bypass security but could be for anything.
A Short History of “Hack”
The word “hack” was around for hundreds of years before the first computer.www.newyorker.com
Nonsense. It’s just a stupid modern adaptation. Your link isn’t the most supporting of debates! Sandra is stupid. I shall die on this hill!