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knocky1

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Jan 20, 2010
13,108
The percentage of blokes that don't wash their hands after a crap is horrific.
The other day a guy sat in the cubicle next to mine eating a packet of crisps whilst he was curling one out.
Crunch, munch, plop. Crunch, munch plop. After hearing him clean himself up he went straight back to his pack of crisps and straight out of the door giving the sink a miss.

Marmite crisps.
 


essbee1

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Jun 25, 2014
4,725
The percentage of blokes that don't wash their hands after a crap is horrific.
The other day a guy sat in the cubicle next to mine eating a packet of crisps whilst he was curling one out.
Crunch, munch, plop. Crunch, munch plop. After hearing him clean himself up he went straight back to his pack of crisps and straight out of the door giving the sink a miss.

That is disgusting, What flavour were the crisps btw? Could you tell?
 


Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
24,779
GOSBTS
Does this mean we'll get warm water in the toilets at the Amex now ?
 






DumLum

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Oct 24, 2009
3,772
West, West, West Sussex.
That is disgusting, What flavour were the crisps btw? Could you tell?

Under the circumstances I didn't see an advantage in sniffing out the flavour. The only other details I can give were, the packet sounded larger than 25/30gs and his feet were bigger than mine so I refrained from calling him a dirty so and so.
 






Springal

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Feb 12, 2005
24,779
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Sky News website now naming the guy from Hove...Singapore, skiing holiday and so on.

He released a statement from hospital. I think The Argus released his + his wifes name yesterday
 








A1X

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Sep 1, 2017
20,531
Deepest, darkest Sussex
The percentage of blokes that don't wash their hands after a crap is horrific.
The other day a guy sat in the cubicle next to mine eating a packet of crisps whilst he was curling one out.
Crunch, munch, plop. Crunch, munch plop. After hearing him clean himself up he went straight back to his pack of crisps and straight out of the door giving the sink a miss.

200 years ago natural selection would have dealt with this abomination.
 


dazzer6666

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Mar 27, 2013
55,518
Burgess Hill
The percentage of blokes that don't wash their hands after a crap is horrific.
The other day a guy sat in the cubicle next to mine eating a packet of crisps whilst he was curling one out.
Crunch, munch, plop. Crunch, munch plop. After hearing him clean himself up he went straight back to his pack of crisps and straight out of the door giving the sink a miss.

Some form of super spreader ? :sick::sick::sick:
 






Bold Seagull

strong and stable with me, or...
Mar 18, 2010
30,454
Hove
Agree not his fault why don’t they stat the fact he’s actually made a full recovery more than they have surely that’s theirs positive and better news . They’ll b calling him a murderer next

No word of a lie, the Telegraph just phoned me to see if the 'super spreader' had ever driven kids to local football matches, contacted me as I'm chairman of a local side and must have got my number from our website.

Parasitic journalists going to make this guy's life hell for a while!
 


kevo

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Mar 8, 2008
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Algernon

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Sep 9, 2012
3,189
Newmarket.
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If I have the coronavirus and I cough without a mask on, all the hundreds of germ ridden droplets that fly out can enter the system of others.
If I'm wearing a mask this could possibly stop droplet number 154 making it into the air.
Therefore wearing a mask has protected somebody from possibly coming into contact with that droplet/ coronavirus.
 




Thunder Bolt

Silly old bat
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If I have the coronavirus and I cough without a mask on, all the hundreds of germ ridden droplets that fly out can enter the system of others.
If I'm wearing a mask this could possibly stop droplet number 154 making it into the air.
Therefore wearing a mask has protected somebody from possibly coming into contact with that droplet/ coronavirus.

It stops the nose and mouth passing it on, but unless you’ve washed your hands regularly then it is passed on anyway.
 


Bozza

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Jul 4, 2003
57,283
Back in Sussex
No word of a lie, the Telegraph just phoned me to see if the 'super spreader' had ever driven kids to local football matches, contacted me as I'm chairman of a local side and must have got my number from our website.

Parasitic journalists going to make this guy's life hell for a while!

"No one would trust him to be alone with their kids" would have done the trick.
 


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