All of that, from my perspective, is true enough.
However, the real game-changer for me is never having to go to my local BP ever again and spend 20-minutes queuing to pay for fuel behind some **** who’s decided that the Wild Bean Cafe is just the place to do his weekly grocery shop.
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Zero place in ANY sport at ANY level for players who’s primary intent appears to be to injure opponents (apart from boxing / MMA etc).
Just get him off the pitch.
Well, yes. Me tbh.
Although to be fair I’m not a big driving enthusiast as going anywhere by car these days is generally a ballache owing to the state of the roads, traffic calming measures all over the place and the sheer volume of traffic (which I fully accept includes me).
I guess it...
Agreed. Controlling the narrative is the key aspect of Westminster politics. It's why Alistair Campbell was such a high profile and pivotal figure in Tony Blair's inner-circle. He'd launch into daily tirades against the Lobby correspondents that would leave hardened news journalists quaking. I...
Fair enough; as no offence was intended then I'll happily apologise for drawing that inference. No problem.
Essentially, I have no dog in this fight. I don't even have a dog tbh. I just thought it was quite a funny gag (admittedly, not hilarious, but just funny), because like all good gags it...
:lolol: Have another go but try to make this effort MORE patronising, if possible.
Perhaps I didn't read it in the press? Perhaps it was shown to me on Tuesday evening by someone who works in Westminster? :dunky:
Fully in favour of the swift justice and lengthy sentences being handed down but the bloke who got 2 years inside for “shouting at a police dog” does have a whiff of Speckled Jim about it.