Fan The Flames

Have they released a record, a remake of 'Too drunk to fuck'

https://www.theguardian.com/uk-news/2020/dec/18/six-hampshire-police-officers-guilty-of-misconduct-over-offensive-comments?CMP Another six.

Of course he won't, he's too busy slagging off public sector workers.

That is just semantics, you legally accrue holiday for time worked under employment law. Everyone could say they are paid for x amount of days spilt over 12 months.

It's about scrutinising the government not the political party in government.

Stop blaming public sector workers, any worker asked to deliver something outside their skill set, at this time, in this timescale a day before they break up would be pissed off.

The author said that racists are losing their heads over it, which is a different thing to 'if you disagree you are a racist'.

To be fair the Arsenal story is the bigger story.

It can be both things.

Are you threatening Joe Biden?

This thread jumped the shark, then rescued by a mother in law's twat joke.

It's outrageous ban kneeling.

Haven't you massively blown out of proportion the QPR goal celebration.

She was lookihg at your groin and eyes at the same time, impressive.

Boooo the poppy

Similar to the reaction James McClean gets for not wearing the poppy, some will understand some won't like it. Is wearing yhe poppy virtue signalling, I can't keep up.

I've tried but can't find anything other than he once did a stint undercover with football hooligans.

The Millwall players released a statement on Friday saying they were kneeing for racial justice not for any politcal movement. So there must have been some chatter before for them to release a statement. The players made it clear why they were kneeing and booing is normally to display displeasure at something. Therefore it would be safe to say the Millwall fans booing were displeased by their players supporting racial justice. Those sorts of people are normally called racists.

What's the evidence for this conspiracy.

This is what posts would be like if the internet was around in the 1950's

Technically GPs are private contractors to the NHS.

No I said it was a challenge to the service we are running at my hospital, not the whole roll out. But not unlike you to misunderstand to fit your own prejudice. A batch that can be kept more easily or that comes in smaller sizes, possesses less of a challenge than one that has nearly a 1000 shots and can only last 5 days.

I'm involved in the rolling out of a vaccine centre in my hospital. As many have said the Pfizer vaccine is coming in batches that contain shots in the mid 900 (I heard both 950 & 975), it's transported at -70 but can then be stored in a normal drugs fridge. It has to be used in 5 days. However we have planned for stuff in the past and its all changed at the last minute, so its probably wait and see what batch size they come in. The nursing team are working on 10 minute slots to start with. So they are going to have 4 nurses 8 hours doing the injections. The nurses are the flu jab nurses and nurses pulled from wards or community teams. This service at my hospital is only for health care staff and not the general public, I can only guess when that gets going it's going to be from bigger centres than this. One of the biggest challenges is keeping the service going over the weekend (no one wants to work weekends), because its not guaranteed that the delivery will cone first thing on a Monday. That would be too neat.

What did the Tories do when labour were caught in the middle of the global financial crisis, they made political capital out of it. It's what the other side do, they can all take it.

My hospital is getting rooms ready and gearing up for next week. We are getting the Pfizer vaccine I believe, which is a bit fragile as you have to use it in a week before it goes off and each batch has 950 shots, so you have to have a lot of people lined to use it up.