philw696
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Some Magic ingredients there just need some Honey and Garlic in the mix been doing it for a few years and it really halts Arthritis.
Are you worried yet.
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philw696
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Another £5.8 Million out of the pot.
Stay at Home people.
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Stay at Home people.
Boris Johnson writes to every UK household urging people to stay at home
The prime minister will warn 'things will get worse before they get better' and raise the prospect of a stricter lockdown in a letter sent to 30 million homes.
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Me too but I do take cod liver oil capsule daily
I infrequently have ailments (last Christmas I was poorly (Covid?))
I am now so old that Drs call me to get flu jab appointments. So far I have declined but that may change
I infrequently have ailments (last Christmas I was poorly (Covid?))
I am now so old that Drs call me to get flu jab appointments. So far I have declined but that may change
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He aslo said a lot more Phil , not quite in the same vain , and he said it more importantly long before the pandemic was in front of us, can we really elevate and vindicate a guy who was freindy and cosied up to Hamas , Hezbollah and the IRA
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Just to make people think a little more Loz.
I'm the forum jester hence the stuff I put up most of the time.
Stay in and Stay Safe all.
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The thing is I fear he is wasting his time. The population that get it, understand and generally toe the line are in the main doing it. The rest will use the letter as toilet paper.Another £5.8 Million out of the pot.
Stay at Home people.
Boris Johnson writes to every UK household urging people to stay at home
The prime minister will warn 'things will get worse before they get better' and raise the prospect of a stricter lockdown in a letter sent to 30 million homes.
We have not been hard enough IMHO on crime and people who don't toe the line and try to be valid and useful members of society.
To me this doesn't just include actually criminals but lots guilty or moral crimes. Unscrupulous businesses and executives skirting round tax laws with complex accounts practices. The media with the poor attempts of journalism. Businesses using and abusing staff. The list goes on and on.
Some people need to take a real hard look in the mirror and even then if they can't see what they are doing is not morally correct the state should help them to understand.
We have seen lots of good and lots of bad in people during this period and I'm not sure what is the more common trait. That is a sad thing to say and sorry state of affairs.
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A great man once said:
“can we really elevate and vindicate a guy who was freindy and cosied up to Hamas , Hezbollah”
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Just think how much PPE could have been bought if you could source it with the £5.8 million being spent on a letter.
Plus I'm reading that a lot of this year's food crops will be re ploughed into the ground due to the now shortage of farm labourers mainly down to the way they have been treated by the British Government
Plus I'm reading that a lot of this year's food crops will be re ploughed into the ground due to the now shortage of farm labourers mainly down to the way they have been treated by the British Government
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Just think how much PPE could have been bought if you could source it with the £5.8 million being spent on a letter.
Plus I'm reading that a lot of this year's food crops will be re ploughed into the ground due to the now shortage of farm labourers mainly down to the way they have been treated by the British Government
It used to annoy me that the Oncology dept in Cheltenham stopped letting me book my repeat appointment there and then and instead would send out a letter first class the following day.
I’m sure everyone in Lincolnshire who wanted to kick out those nasty foreigners taking their jobs will be more than happy they’ve got work.
Following SM protocol, as we’ve done; Boris, JC, Brexit, Hitler, t1ts and wine fridges, the only thing left to bring up is, “those Pirellis will kill you”
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I should know better Phil, rough night ,not much sleep , took a bite hook line and sinker 1-0
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They should be fined for all the food waste looking at the current situation being 30% up.
In my opinion the fines in the UK for not obeying the lockdown.
£60 reduced to £30 if paid early what a joke compared to fines to motorists.
I got fined £600 back in 1993 for doing a 112 MPH on a very quite M5 motorway and a 2 week suspension of my license.
In my opinion the fines in the UK for not obeying the lockdown.
£60 reduced to £30 if paid early what a joke compared to fines to motorists.
I got fined £600 back in 1993 for doing a 112 MPH on a very quite M5 motorway and a 2 week suspension of my license.
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Such a Sad state of affairs
www.somersetlive.co.uk
Somerset gran says she and her husband 'left to die' amid pandemic
The 63-year-old claims there has been no community spirit in her village
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I do agree that the middle class do better out of the NHS (and there is some data to support this). mainly because if you have a rationing system that depends on a GP saying "Well, it doesn't look too bad, let's see how it goes over the next couple of months and then come back to me." Naturally those who are pushy or better educated, or have more time, will press for tests/treatment, while the others will wait.
I can see how means-tested payments might look like an answer, but it is potentially damaging to the ethos of the NHS and is expensive to administer. One small 'nudge' change I would like to see is that at the end of a GP visit you get a 'bill' for £150, and then you get told that thanks to taxpayers, you don't have to pay the costs. Just creating visibility of costs can go a long way.
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Pure propaganda. Literally NO evidence for this.
(And please don't cite Trump talking billhooks, or some UK official agreeing to listen to US proposals, or some think tank that is staffed by someone who was at school with Boris, or some crazy former MP's ranting, or any of that vague circumstantial spin. If you can show me an actual Conservative Party or Conservative Government plan, or policy document, then fine, bring it forward.
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It's parody, a joke, a meme, a laugh just to get likes and reactions on social media. Take a day off mate!
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Just in Asda, arrows on the floor everybody is ignoring , almost a fight outside because people started queueing at 9:30 but no 30 minute shopping before the tills open so they're cold and ****** off.
If you're getting CV19 this'll be where you get it , I've spent more money today than I ever have in a supermarket , well bought more beer anyway
I'm not coming here more than once if I can help it , mrs and kids not happy I've left all the shopping in the boot after a guy who works developing vaccines told me to leave it as long as possible before bringing it in the house , 6 hours minimum
People still don't get it, some guy on facebook was showing his car off after picking it up on friday after paint correction
If you're getting CV19 this'll be where you get it , I've spent more money today than I ever have in a supermarket , well bought more beer anyway
I'm not coming here more than once if I can help it , mrs and kids not happy I've left all the shopping in the boot after a guy who works developing vaccines told me to leave it as long as possible before bringing it in the house , 6 hours minimum
People still don't get it, some guy on facebook was showing his car off after picking it up on friday after paint correction
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