Humans are good for nothing,we deserve everything we get..the quicker we,re off this planet the better for everything else.
Yes, there isn't much I can point to that I can say makes me proud to be a human being. http://page22atrowner.atwebpages.com/stumps.htmlHumans are good for nothing,we deserve everything we get..the quicker we,re off this planet the better for everything else.
and the dwp kill about 80k every 6 months waiting for benefits or sanctioned to death give them a clap to.
i hope boris dies but no this is spin and not going to happen
Most of your posts are utter drivel but these are really pathetic statements and lies, karma is definitely going to hit you hard.i want 1 million dead a day bring it on there all full of $hit
That's why gun shops were classed as 'essential services' in Texas.They did it successfully for 4 million years before police were invented. It's why we are still here.
Their policing methods, their political business.That's why gun shops were classed as 'essential services' in Texas.
I've no problem with that, indeed I support it and practice as perfect isolation as is possible.our government has no other choice than imposing a lockdown because our ministers can't just isolate the carriers.
he tried to answer a question put to him by Sophy Ridge on Sky News without thinking much about it.My problem is with idiotic, unthinking, unnecessary, unrealistic enforcement and Matt Hancock's stupidity in encouraging that with his childish unenforceable threats.
And the hugely popular Brockwell park in South London, the closure of which by the council causing huge anger among that public.he should have taken time to explain the difficulty of policing parks and green spaces at the weekend and ask nicely for cooperation. Now he's turned millions of city dwellers against him.
Two nice parks in London that I know quite well: Victoria Park and London Fields. Both are shut.
Why? Not because of CV but because of police manpower.
I take it you’re volunteering to kill yourself to help out?Humans are good for nothing,we deserve everything we get..the quicker we,re off this planet the better for everything else.
You will only know if you got it when these much heralded blood test kits are passed off for use. I wonder if they are available from elsewhere. It would be great to find out you had had it earlier and now had some antibodies ready for when the lockdown is lifted.Last time I got on a bus was back in January, everybody on it was coughing and sneezing. I remember texting my other half saying I'd likely end up in A&E the way the day was going.
Exactly one week later I was Ill, still not sure what it was but it lasted two whole weeks and I can kick a cold into touch in three days. I'd love to know if I caught the virus, it was around then but just not recognised as such.
As for lockdown myself & partner decided over a month ago to seal ourselves indoors. I see lockdowns as a nuisance no more, I just won't let it get to me. If I have to stay inside for a whole year I'll do it.
Not if the last person to die forgot to switch off all the nuclear power stations, hide away the nasty chemicals etc!Humans are good for nothing,we deserve everything we get..the quicker we,re off this planet the better for everything else.
Of course he won't. Good person that he is, he'll patiently wait his turn like everyone else.I take it you’re volunteering to kill yourself to help out?
But if it not reliable then it can be worse than uselessYou will only know if you got it when these much heralded blood test kits are passed off for use. I wonder if they are available from elsewhere. It would be great to find out you had had it earlier and now had some antibodies ready for when the lockdown is lifted.
And in 2016, I think, there was an NHS Pandemic readiness exercise which ended up with a recommendation to stock up on those very essentials they are now short of! Nothing was done by the Goverment, obsessed with Brexit as it was then.Yes, I think you have summed it up there, Soundwave. Our 'PM' standing there behind a lectern with 'Save the NHS' on it makes me want to throw up. They've done their best over the years to sell it off. For what it's worth, three close members of my family have died in the last three months of 'pneumonia'. With hindsight, and knowing what we know now, we survivors are all wondering just what it was......
I believe one or two people on these forums had similar earlier on this year, as did a mate of mine who is normally tough as old boots.You will only know if you got it when these much heralded blood test kits are passed off for use. I wonder if they are available from elsewhere. It would be great to find out you had had it earlier and now had some antibodies ready for when the lockdown is lifted.