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nuttinnew wrote: Wed Apr 15, 2020 10:32 pm

Ironically of course the one and only thing that you can do when you feel you're on the wrong path is accept that it doesn't matter and give up.

Sorry to say, she was a nutter when she used to post on here - this won’t have changed.


If you're in her gang, she's funny and engaging and smart.

I am not in her gang any more.


That was your take on it?

You were just blinded by the minge.

And now the minge doesn't want you anymore ...

Is she getting emotional about anything specific? Or just looking for an excuse to tell you how much she hates you now?.

There's no end to the madness of women.

Slight derail. I've been servicing a contract at an upmarket old folks home for a few years. It's a good job. The residents think I'm ...

Thanks, I'm sure she'll be fine, there had been signs of improvement but worryingly slow. I was surprised they didn't keep her in last time.

Hopefully I'll get some sleep knowing she's in safe hands as the last few days have been mentally and physically pretty tough going.


I'd be in a right ...

Bloody people everywhere on my usual walks. Normally I barely see another soul.

Dog walkers will be shitting themselves. People have figured out that it's not actually that bad after all

NotoriousREV wrote: Sat Apr 04, 2020 1:02 pm I wonder where all “Karl Marx was basically a Tory” ultra-left wankers are going to end up?

Bedsits if they're lucky.

Handedness is a load of bollocks. Was taught to be right-handed at school but I've always used both and the older I get the more I lead with the left.

Broccers wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 4:47 pm

jamcg wrote: Fri Apr 03, 2020 4:44 pm Wonder what would happen if the clubs furloughed the players and asked the government to fund 80% of their salary

2.5 grand a month is probably what they pay for someone to clean their house.

I bet it fucking isn't

My lithium jump pack has died or malfunctioned. It’s fully charged but I went to jump the tractor and once I plug the jumper cables in it says it needs recharging and won’t do anything. I bought it before I went to Italy so it’s less than 7 months old. Got out the 10 year old lead acid jumper and ...

Zonda_ wrote: Thu Apr 02, 2020 12:50 pm Eddie Large has died from it.

He had a heart transplant back in 2003 and was in hospital with heart failure. His son says he caught the bug whilst there but interestingly at present the bbc aren't quoting the son.

RIP anyway unfunny comedian.

Hardly the time to do politics as tempting as it may be.


Is it not? Politics could be the answer.

Let's have a referendum on COVID-19.

Option 1: Stay in

Option 2: Leave the house

Long live the will of the people :lol:

There's a very wrong part of me that would dearly love to see Jeremy ...

Flu kills around 600 people a year in the UK. COVID19 has killed the same number per week, on average. It killed nearly the annual flu death toll in one day yesterday. If the social distancing works and the daily number of deaths stops going up by the end of this week, I still don't think you can ...

If it was really a communist state, we would’ve taxed shitehawks like Tim Martin til their pips squeaked to cover the cost of looking after the staff they fired 😉.

I have been enjoying that meme too though. An emergency situation shows up how ill suited capitalism is for running a society and ...

My point was more that there were people saying that if the economy suffers because of brexit they were ok with it that are now saying that keeping the economy up is more important than protecting people vulnerable to the virus.


Is there a long term strategy for protecting the vulnerable? I've ...

It’s been interesting to see people who were happy to fuck the economy for a few years to get brexit done now say that it should be protected at the expense of people’s lives.


There was no evidence that brexit was going to ruin the economy.

There is also no evidence at present that ...

It’s definitely worrying. He’s not the pinnacle of health but probably “normal” for his age group. If I got it as badly as him, I think with my underlying conditions I’d be a goner.

Edit: update from his wife: the docs are “happy with his progress”


Very sorry to hear about your mate but glad ...

It’s neither, it has it’s own classification. Some milder variants will be confused with a cold as the symptoms are similar but the actual virus itself is different from a cold or a flu.


The common cold is a coronavirus. There are 7 strains of human coronavirus known of now. Four which pose ...

2011 Subaru Outback 2.5 continues to be the worst car I have ever bought. Only 70k on the odo and a few months after HG and CVT repair it's transmission has shat itself completely and is now beyond repair. It's been sat in a small industrial estate for a few weeks now as I was trying to source a 2nd ...

It’s neither, it has it’s own classification. Some milder variants will be confused with a cold as the symptoms are similar but the actual virus itself is different from a cold or a flu.


The common cold is a coronavirus. There are 7 strains of human coronavirus known of now. Four which pose low ...

240PP wrote: Sat Mar 28, 2020 8:37 pm Girlfriend's Dad died on Monday.

Sorry to hear that. Especially during this difficult time.