Bazz
Q-School Graduate
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They jabbed me up this morning, feel like I'm hungover. Glad I've had it though.
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Early-onset memory loss - i've told you before![]()
Verbal diarrhoea is a possibility ????
Lettings agent (and their laughable inventory)
Estate agents (multiple times already, this is going to be ongoing lol, mkts clearly gone crazy again)
Sainsbury
The covid denying BT engineer
Not having the beach 5 mins walk from my front door
Lettings agent (and their laughable inventory)
Estate agents (multiple times already, this is going to be ongoing lol, mkts clearly gone crazy again)
Sainsbury
The covid denying BT engineer
Not having the beach 5 mins walk from my front door
Well, the last one is your fault.
Well, the last one is your fault.
Think you will find it was banned, not cancelled, by the courts not the police. Maybe if you got the facts correct you might be able to put forward a more balanced argument, not just an anti police biasbut the Police cancelling it
I understand that but common sense has to indicate the public anger at the murder and the need for a vigil. By cancelling it, that incited bad feeling and attracted the troublemakers who tried to hijack it. The Police got it totally wrong from the start. If they allowed it to go ahead, it would've been entirely peaceful and less Covid risk than angry mobs squaring up.
I won't defend those shouting abuse at the Police but I can understand their anger.
I believe the courts refused to rule either way, as it was not in their jurisdiction to ban or allow the event. They directed the police and the organisers to negotiate a solution, which neither party successfully did.Think you will find it was banned, not cancelled, by the courts not the police. Maybe if you got the facts correct you might be able to put forward a more balanced argument, not just an anti police bias
I don't know the reasoning that has been given by Police Scotland - but I am sure that one consideration would simply have been around the risk of violence were the police to break up the gathering fans before they started off towards Glasgow City Centre. Perhaps a level of pragmatism not shown by the Met - though of course many critics of what happened with the Rangers supporters will tell us that Police Scotland were bullied and/or intimidated by Rangers supporters...maybe - maybe not. Anyway - it seems like in future that a march/demo/protest/vigil could be banned if some feel it would be inconvenient/annoying/disturbing/loud/irritating...I dunno. Maybe that won't come about as currently proposed. Can't express an opinion on it one way or the other as that would fall the wrong side of the pence (the p-fence)I totally agree certain elements hijacking it (and I've got no time for cancel culture etc) but the Police cancelling it and not using common sense literally gave those elements freedom to cause trouble.
In the last week we've seen thousands of football fans allowed to celebrate a trophy plastered all over the news and social media, with Police turning a blind eye. Yet the murder of a woman wasn't allowed to go by without a small vigil with crowds who would definitely have maintained social distancing. That just seems wrong. Obviously a different part of the UK but the message of double standards and supressing will be clear for all to see.
I totally agree certain elements hijacking it (and I've got no time for cancel culture etc) but the Police cancelling it and not using common sense literally gave those elements freedom to cause trouble.
In the last week we've seen thousands of football fans allowed to celebrate a trophy plastered all over the news and social media, with Police turning a blind eye. Yet the murder of a woman wasn't allowed to go by without a small vigil with crowds who would definitely have maintained social distancing. That just seems wrong. Obviously a different part of the UK but the message of double standards and supressing will be clear for all to see.
I don't know the reasoning that has been given by Police Scotland - but I am sure that one consideration would simply have been around the risk of violence were the police to break up the gathering fans before they started off towards Glasgow City Centre. Perhaps a level of pragmatism not shown by the Met - though of course many critics of what happened with the Rangers supporters will tell us that Police Scotland were bullied and/or intimidated by Rangers supporters...maybe - maybe not. Anyway - it seems like in future that a march/demo/protest/vigil could be banned if some feel it would be inconvenient/annoying/disturbing/loud/irritating...I dunno. Maybe that won't come about as currently proposed. Can't express an opinion on it one way or the other as that would fall the wrong side of the pence (the p-fence)
I have a few today. Mostly driving related.
Or more specifically the standard of people's thinking whilst owning a vehicle.
Parking at the brow or close to the brow of a hill. 6 times today I have seen this.
Parking within 15ft of a junction. Or on a junction.
Parking across from other parked cars narrowing the road to one lane when there is loads of space but just not right at their door.
People incapable of maintain a constant speed, behind several today that in a 60 their speed variably went from 25 to 40 (but never over) for no known reason.
People who seem to lose the ability to change gears when pulling away. Its not that hard to go from 1st to 2nd that it should take an age.
Changing lanes without checking, seeing this all too often these days.
I blame the driving instructors myself (joke Imurg).
E-mails requesting feedback on a service or product. I've had enough of them!!!
"We delivered a parcel, how was the service"
"You ordered a paint brush from us, how did you find it?"
"You took a dump in our toilets, was it clean enough?"
They can all just sod off.... yes this one has really wound me up over the last few days with multiple purchases and deliveries.