Facebook fails Vol. 2

[Gameface]

Poor dog living with that dog.

[wildoliver]

4x4Tyke said:

Sacked after he took to Facebook to label the school’s management team as “heartless, uncaring t***s” in what he admits was an error of judgement after “a couple of whiskies.”

Reading the article, he gave them just the excuse they wanted.

https://www.hulldailymail.co.uk/news/hull-east-yor...

What a fool. Jobs with lodgings attached are always going to be high risk, lose the job lose your home, only a complete prat would put it at risk by becoming difficult. If he had an ounce of sense if he wasn't happy he should have started job and house hunting before voicing his feelings and left on decent terms. There is only ever going to be one loser in these situations.

[AppleJuice]

LordGrover said:

Yarp.

Peace lily?

[AppleJuice]

Sway said:

Isn't DriveTribe a CMH thing?

[Steff1965]

[kowalski655]

The Carpathia?

[Dogwatch]

Life?

[matchmaker]

AppleJuice said:

LordGrover said:

Yarp.

Peace lily?

For the greater good.

[The Dangerous Elk]

Some Tugs are the only boats in the film (other than those Lifeboats on the Ship itself).

[AppleJuice]

kowalski655 said:

The Carpathia?

No no no, it's the SS Californian

[AppleJuice]

matchmaker said:

AppleJuice said:

LordGrover said:

Yarp.

Peace lily?

For the greater good.

The greater good?

[karona]

Steff1965 said:

The one that actually sank?
The Olympic



https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/RMS_Titanic_alternat...

[Saleen836]

AppleJuice said:

matchmaker said:

AppleJuice said:

LordGrover said:

Yarp.

Peace lily?

For the greater good.

The greater good?

And the 'Crusty Jugglers' ?

[morgs_]

The Dangerous Elk said:

Some Tugs are the only boats in the film (other than those Lifeboats on the Ship itself).

My granddad was a stickler for boat/ship, seems to be one of those things not many people know or think about.

[Gary29]

morgs_ said:

My granddad was a stickler for boat/ship, seems to be one of those things not many people know or think about.

I've no idea. When does a boat become a ship then?

[anonymous-user]

Gary29 said:

morgs_ said:

My granddad was a stickler for boat/ship, seems to be one of those things not many people know or think about.

I've no idea. When does a boat become a ship then?

One is under the water, one is on the water, isn't it? At least in a naval setting?

[SpeckledJim]

I like the definition that a boat leans into a turn, whereas a ship leans out.

[Starfighter]

Ships have life boats. Boats don’t have life ships.

[snobetter]

Only worthwhile difference is the ability to wind up ex navy work colleagues...

[morgs_]

OpulentBob said:

Gary29 said:

morgs_ said:

My granddad was a stickler for boat/ship, seems to be one of those things not many people know or think about.

I've no idea. When does a boat become a ship then?

One is under the water, one is on the water, isn't it? At least in a naval setting?

These days it's pretty much down to size (well, displacement), although I do love Starfighter's description

Starfighter said:

Ships have life boats. Boats don’t have life ships.