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unident said:
... want to act all high and mighty and claim the high ground when you’re far from being in a position to do that.
For you to say this about someone else unident is quite literally comedy gold. There isn't a sufficiently strong superlative in all the English language to describe how ironic this is.markyb_lcy said:
unident said:
... want to act all high and mighty and claim the high ground when you’re far from being in a position to do that.
For you to say this about someone else unident is quite literally comedy gold. There isn't a sufficiently strong superlative in all the English language to describe how ironic this is.unident said:
markyb_lcy said:
unident said:
... want to act all high and mighty and claim the high ground when you’re far from being in a position to do that.
For you to say this about someone else unident is quite literally comedy gold. There isn't a sufficiently strong superlative in all the English language to describe how ironic this is.markyb_lcy said:
Awwww, don't be like that. I've been off PH so I've really missed looking up to you. Can you give me an update on how virtuous and morally superior you've been this week? How many grannies have you managed to save with all your indignant lecturing?
Good to see that I’ve bothered you that much that you had to come back just to stalk me. 
you are a funny one.Three pages to catch up on since I last logged in. And it's nothing but petty namecalling and a standard of "debate" that would be embarrasing if it were overheard in a kindergarten.
Is this a deliberate attempt to get the thread locked and/or deleted?
F
k it. Tomorrow I'm off to Kingston Lacey for a nice cup of hot chocolate. About 11am if anyone wants to grass me up to plod. Although I will rely on the walk from car park to cafe counting as a walk, and therefore having a "reasonable excuse" to be out and about. What an evil granny-murdering bd I am, eh...? 
Is this a deliberate attempt to get the thread locked and/or deleted?
F
k it. Tomorrow I'm off to Kingston Lacey for a nice cup of hot chocolate. About 11am if anyone wants to grass me up to plod. Although I will rely on the walk from car park to cafe counting as a walk, and therefore having a "reasonable excuse" to be out and about. What an evil granny-murdering bd I am, eh...? The Spruce Goose said:
This isn't under the coronavirus act. Nearly anything prosecuted under that was for the wrong offence. They can't be dealt with by FPN.FPNs are under the regs. Still pretty appalling after all this time they are withdrawing 17 percent of those.
https://www.cps.gov.uk/cps/news/januarys-coronavir...
Edited by Graveworm on Wednesday 24th February 23:07
CanAm said:
yellowjack said:
Three pages to catch up on since I last logged in. And it's nothing but petty namecalling and a standard of "debate" that would be embarrasing if it were overheard in a kindergarten.
Is this a deliberate attempt to get the thread locked and/or deleted?
Etc
Hear, hear! Is this a deliberate attempt to get the thread locked and/or deleted?
Etc
244 pages if crap with the same posters just going round and round in circles to score pathetic schoolboy points off each other.
'Administrative Court overturn conviction for refusing to provide name and address in relation to suspected breach of Coronavirus Regulations':
https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/adminis...
https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/adminis...
unident said:
RSTurboPaul said:
Red 4 said:
OK, thanks unident. I see your point.
How exactly could the spread of the virus be managed precisely to take up that "spare capacity" , I wonder ?
I presume that Paul RSTurbo has no experience in the NHS and has no idea what was actually happening last Summer. Graphs showing "spare capacity" do not reflect the situation and what the NHS was trying to achieve
What was lockdown and the tiers system for?How exactly could the spread of the virus be managed precisely to take up that "spare capacity" , I wonder ?
I presume that Paul RSTurbo has no experience in the NHS and has no idea what was actually happening last Summer. Graphs showing "spare capacity" do not reflect the situation and what the NHS was trying to achieve
Oh, wait, you mean the modellers, seemingly headed by Pants Down Ferguson, just seem to make stuff up and claim the worst case scenarios all the time, even in the face of obvious common sense evidence, and wanted the UK to remain locked down for months and months for reasons that escape anyone with a grasp of reality or seem to play into the 'conspiracy theory' territory, so they weren't reliable after all?
Who would have thunk it...
carinaman said:
'Administrative Court overturn conviction for refusing to provide name and address in relation to suspected breach of Coronavirus Regulations':
https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/adminis...
That case amply demonstrates the harm caused by rushed legislation and mixed governmental messaging. The Police got themselves in a right mess. https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/adminis...
carinaman said:
'Administrative Court overturn conviction for refusing to provide name and address in relation to suspected breach of Coronavirus Regulations':
https://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/adminis...
This explanation is a little betterhttps://www.gardencourtchambers.co.uk/news/adminis...
https://www.bindmans.com/news/neale-v-dpp-the-righ...
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