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brutal.It's as pointless as clap for carers or rainbows drawn by children.
Take from that what you will.
brutal.It's as pointless as clap for carers or rainbows drawn by children.
Take from that what you will.
Well, it's very rare that she speaks to the nation. When she does, it's an occasion and people recognise that things are serious. It's not so much what she says, the content is less important than the fact that she's said it.
Shoot the fecking lot. Apart from the affluent, like-minded ones and @Regulus Arcturus BlackTweet
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The comments I see below tweets like this one make me think the UK is properly fecked. Completely different attitude here in Ireland, where you’re much more likely to see people go to the opposite extreme. What the feck is wrong with you people? It’s almost as though the whole Brexit thing has made a lot of you wilfully contrary. It’s actually quite depressing. The UK used to be a bastion of sanity and common sense. Not any more.
FFS!
The bit when she said "Shout-out to the Caf".What was wise and profound about it?
innitFFS!
"it is what it is" - so cliched, and so often means "I don't understand the situation"
If it makes people stay inside, i'm all for it.Well, it's very rare that she speaks to the nation. When she does, it's an occasion and people recognise that things are serious. It's not so much what she says, the content is less important than the fact that she's said it.
I don't think she would've been criticised if she said nothing, but I see your point.She's on a hiding to nothing. If she doesn't speak it'll be what the hell is the Quenn doing, if she does then half will be pissed off and half will be jingoistic.
Best to just let it go and worry about the real issues here.
Now that I agree withIt's as pointless as clap for carers or rainbows drawn by children.
Take from that what you will.
Big up the 'Caf massivThe bit when she said "Shout-out to the Caf".
Add that Italy the last 24 hours had the lowest number of deaths in two weeks.And 4316 new cases (4805 yesterday). I'm really happy to see this.
Yeah, you're right. The more I think about it the more it's definitely a good thing to do. It just had to work its way past my reflexive cynicism.Personally I think its great.
Either way, it's a fantastic way to enhance his empathy for what's going on, fortify his resolve and inspire his future decision making.
While football behind closed doors in a couple of months will kill us all.Shoot the fecking lot. Apart from the affluent, like-minded ones and @Regulus Arcturus Black
No, she actually gave a nod to Vera Lynn, who is even older than the Queen.I missed the queen unfortunately. Did she sign off with Deutschland Deutschland über alles?
That’s a shame.No, she actually gave a nod to Vera Lynn, who is even older than the Queen.
Haha.Shoot the fecking lot. Apart from the affluent, like-minded ones and @Regulus Arcturus Black
Football will not be happening for 12 months at least (I think there are 4 countries that have started seasons), closed doors or not.While football behind closed doors in a couple of months will kill us all.
Shoot the fecking lot. Apart from the affluent, like-minded ones and @Regulus Arcturus Black
It's taken you since fecking January for this?♫We'll eat again♫
Yes.It's taken you since fecking January for this?
Fair play. Vegans are fecked as they don't do bear, don't do hen.Yes.
The message at the start of this whole thing was dreadful. Since then, it's been a massive uphill battle for them to change it & actually get people buying into it.Tweet
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The comments I see below tweets like this one make me think the UK is properly fecked. Completely different attitude here in Ireland, where you’re much more likely to see people go to the opposite extreme. What the feck is wrong with you people? It’s almost as though the whole Brexit thing has made a lot of you wilfully contrary. It’s actually quite depressing. The UK used to be a bastion of sanity and common sense. Not any more.
I think so as well, though they might finish this season behind closed doors... in a year. Would actually be good opportunity to regroup before 2022 World Cup which is supposed to take place in December. They could start the season before that one in November or so next year and have it run until September.Football will not be happening for 12 months at least (I think there are 4 countries that have started seasons), closed doors or not.
Actually, the timing of Qatar is pretty fortuitous then, which I had not considered. I don't agree about the behind doors thing, I just can't see it happening - the players will ultimately stop it if it got that far.I think so as well, though they might finish this season behind closed doors... in a year. Would actually be good opportunity to regroup before 2022 World Cup which is supposed to take place in December. They could start the season before that one in November or so next year and have it run until September.
Yeah I guess that’s part of it, but we’ve banged on over here about how extremely unlikely it is that outdoor activities are a place that this virus spreads, yet still, if the authorities changed their tune, I’d listen whether I think it’s daft or not and I’d imagine the majority of others would also. If I went out it’d be to a lonely spot, I wouldn’t be hanging around in an area with lots of others like that.The message at the start of this whole thing was dreadful. Since then, it's been a massive uphill battle for them to change it & actually get people buying into it.
what is pointless about either of those initiatives?It's as pointless as clap for carers or rainbows drawn by children.
Take from that what you will.
The person that wrote that they are? We all bite too much.what is pointless about either of those initiatives?
That's not what I said. They have a point in terms of raising morale for a certain section of society, just like the Queen's speech did.what is pointless about either of those initiatives?
I think the problem with that is, the more they let it go - the more people push the boundaries and start to take the piss. That lonely spot, isn't all of a sudden so lonely if a few other people think it's a good idea and they also fancy getting down there.Yeah I guess that’s part of it, but we’ve banged on over here about how extremely unlikely it is that outdoor activities are a place that this virus spreads, yet still, if the authorities changed their tune, I’d listen whether I think it’s daft or not and I’d imagine the majority of others would also. If I went out it’d be to a lonely spot, I wouldn’t be hanging around in an area with lots of others like that.
I think shaming people miles away from civilization in the Peak District, on their own walking is daft as feck, but I can understand people being pissed off at this in a rather crowded area.
It's literally what you said.That's not what I said. They have a point in terms of raising morale for a certain section of society, just like the Queen's speech did.
Try reading the line you didn't bold.
None what so ever.what the hell was the point of that message from the queen
I mean they’d do that in a year or so. Not now.Actually, the timing of Qatar is pretty fortuitous then, which I had not considered. I don't agree about the behind doors thing, I just can't see it happening - the players will ultimately stop it if it got that far.
His last game in a YouTube channelWhy is adiosmaradona trending on Twatter?
The Queen's speech, clap for carers, and rainbows by children all have as much of a point as each other.It's literally what you said.
Ah, right, Agree completely.I mean they’d do that in a year or so. Not now.
Thanks. I just got memes.His last game in a YouTube channel
It wasn't clear.The Queen's speech, clap for carers, and rainbows by children all have as much of a point as each other.
That's what I said.
It's literally what I said.It wasn't clear.