keaton
Big heart, hot blood and balls. Big balls
- Nov 18, 2004
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I would say a load of maskless knobbers trying to prove a point and putting others at risk of likely to stop life returning to normal
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[Misc] COVIDIOTS hot spots
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dsr-burnley
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- Aug 15, 2014
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I'm with you 100% on that. Filthy behaviour. I bet if anyone suggested they should take their litter home they'd be amazed at the idea.
I have long advocated that these selfish ******** who book their jab and then don't show up should be fined a minimum of a grand and get stuck back to the bottom of the list. Only "out" is if you have a letter from your GP indicating you were unfit to attend.
I had my jab at Brighton Centre a few weeks ago. The organisation was bloody brilliant bearing in mind the numbers they were dealing with. Staff (mostly volunteers) were excellent.
It is totally disrespectful to the NHS staff and volunteers to book then not show up. Such behaviour should not go unpunished.
Frankie
Put him in the curry
We are lucky enough to live right on the coast and our blue flag beaches are beautiful.
This morning after yesterday's heatwave the beaches are once again empty of tourists and day trippers to be replaced by locals picking up the endless sea of litter from the last two days invasion .
I'm not sure what goes through a adult human being to think to themselves it's perfectly fine to leave their waste on the very beach where they've just spent a lovely day , some humans are just incredibly stupid or ignorant it's just sickening seeing all the rubbish blowing along the beaches .
By this evening the locals will have bagged what they could up and the council will pick it all up ready for the next warm days arrival of dim-witted fly tippers .
Rant over , thank you .
This morning after yesterday's heatwave the beaches are once again empty of tourists and day trippers to be replaced by locals picking up the endless sea of litter from the last two days invasion .
I'm not sure what goes through a adult human being to think to themselves it's perfectly fine to leave their waste on the very beach where they've just spent a lovely day , some humans are just incredibly stupid or ignorant it's just sickening seeing all the rubbish blowing along the beaches .
By this evening the locals will have bagged what they could up and the council will pick it all up ready for the next warm days arrival of dim-witted fly tippers .
Rant over , thank you .
Don’t people work these days
This.
crodonilson
He/Him
Here's another covidiot hotspot, I'm sure being replicated up and down the country.
Council may take licence off pub with no social distancing
Council may take licence off pub with no social distancing
Justice
Dangerous Idiot
Simply laziness, lack of manors, bad parenting my kids have been taught to either use a bin or bring their rubbish home.
I always dispose of my pie bag etc in a bin at the Amex plenty are provided. No excuse to drop your shit at your seat and leave it for someone else to clean.
Thompson720
Well-known member
Within their right I suppose... just feels wrong...
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crodonilson
He/Him
Absolutely sickening, and this is the problem, you give people an inch and they take a mile. These priveliges have been given back to people, they are the maximum you can do and the advice is still to travel as little as is absolutely possible. Awaiting the increase in covid positives within a fortnight.
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Absolutely sickening, and this is the problem, you give people an inch and they take a mile. These priveliges have been given back to people, they are the maximum you can do and the advice is still to travel as little as is absolutely possible. Awaiting the increase in covid positives within a fortnight.
That queue appeared fairly well restrained and spaced. I can't see any problem, except for questionable decision-making in thinking it was worth an hour of queuing to go to primark.
Not overly bothered about much of a Covid risk given they are obviously limiting numbers in the shop, the queue is outside in the fresh air and seems pretty well socially distanced, but why on earth are so many people desperate to go shopping ?
Deadly Danson
Well-known member
Absolutely sickening, and this is the problem, you give people an inch and they take a mile. These priveliges have been given back to people, they are the maximum you can do and the advice is still to travel as little as is absolutely possible. Awaiting the increase in covid positives within a fortnight.
Other than the ludicrousness of queuing for Primark, they aren't doing much wrong, they are outside and are perfectly within their rights to go shopping now. Generally its been pretty quiet out today - had a wander around Croydon on my break earlier and not much different in the shopping area to how things were a few weeks back. Very much doubt this stage in opening up will make any great difference to the figures.
crodonilson
He/Him
If it's anything like the supermarkets I bet it was a free for all inside. Definitely some people in that queue not in the same bubble either. Where were the police??
Green Cross Code Man
Wunt be druv
Personally, I have not broken the rules in lockdown and have sometimes been angered by those that have. However the police should only intervene if there is an actual problem, not a fear of a problem. They also can't police every shop and shop queue in the country. The British people have imo shown extraordinary restraint and mass observance of the rules, some will certainly flout those but the majority would not want to see heavy-handed policing, especially when there is so little covid about, it is not the British way. Looking back at the queue, there were no large groups I could observe so it was perfectly feasible for a large majority of them to be from the same household or bubble.
Absolutely sickening, and this is the problem, you give people an inch and they take a mile. These priveliges have been given back to people, they are the maximum you can do and the advice is still to travel as little as is absolutely possible. Awaiting the increase in covid positives within a fortnight.
queue ok spaced + outside so no risk
cases ok now old + vulnerable vaccinated
carry on
Don’t know, but glad they weren’t wasting their time questioning people queued up to go into a shop.
LamieRobertson
Not awoke
Up to them...what some people see as a social event and to be enjoyed others detest and can’t understand......thank heavens we have that ‘privilege’ as someone posted...comes to something when popping to the shops is spoken about in such terms (not you Dazz)
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The Primark Brighton queuers were interviewed on the SE segment of BBC Breakfast today. They just said that love shopping and want to see what new clothing lines are out (Primark don’t do online).
