A bit council (Vol 6)

[Deranged Rover]

popeyewhite said:

I've been charged a number of times, never by a bull though, always cows.

The cows in the fields near us don't charge, but do request a donation to a charity of their choice.

[Spare tyre]

Deranged Rover said:

popeyewhite said:

I've been charged a number of times, never by a bull though, always cows.

The cows in the fields near us don't charge, but do request a donation to a charity of their choice.

Haha

[Rich Boy Spanner]

Spare tyre said:

Deranged Rover said:

popeyewhite said:

I've been charged a number of times, never by a bull though, always cows.

The cows in the fields near us don't charge, but do request a donation to a charity of their choice.

Haha

My inner city Manchester high school used to take us away for a week to the Lake District for a geography trip. They had a massive old house near Bowness. It was fantastic, canoeing on Lake Windermere, a day on a farm, and days out hiking, which I've been doing ever since. I hope they still do it but I heard that the education authority had sold the facility.

[Pit Pony]

pocketspring said:

She can't work though as she has "ME" so some days she just can't get out of bed.... Has the strength to get tattoos, piercings and nails done though.

You see this. I have a problem with. How do you know whether she's faking it or not ?

I have lived with my wife's ME for 18 years and some days, she can get out of bed and party like there's no tomorrow. And the next 3 or 4 days she can barely get out of bed. Often it's not the very next day.


https://meassociation.org.uk/medical-matters/items...


And you know what, on her good days, you'd look at her and think she was making it up.

All the other stuff you said, suggests that this woman's life is chaotic. Out of control. If that's the case she probably won't be managing her symptoms very well at all.

[Spare tyre]

Is this council or non council

[hidetheelephants]

Magnetically attractive to every traffic plod within 50 miles.

[andygo]

Rich Boy Spanner said:

My inner city Manchester high school used to take us away for a week to the Lake District for a geography trip. They had a massive old house near Bowness. It was fantastic, canoeing on Lake Windermere, a day on a farm, and days out hiking, which I've been doing ever since. I hope they still do it but I heard that the education authority had sold the facility.

Was it called 'Hammerbank'. If so, our school used to go there. One of the activities was to drop a minibus load of lads a few miles away with an OS map which they had to navigate their way back to base with. Oh, it was late at night, so in the dark.

Cant see that happening these days!

[Southerner]

Spare tyre said:

Is this council or non council

I think the term is “ambitious”.

[Spare tyre]

Southerner said:

Spare tyre said:

Is this council or non council

I think the term is “ambitious”.

I’m on the fence, council would be riding the quad illegally on the road, a bit of effort has gone in here

Would it be legal to pull that on a (e) bike?

[nuyorican]

Spare tyre said:

Is this council or non council

Hmm.

MTB - Council
Kiddies bike trailer - aspirational middle class, low-emissions yoghurt weaver.
Quad bike not used on a farm - Council
What looks to be a Vauxhall van in background - Council.

In summary: overall - Council.

[WindyCommon]

If you have to ask….

[The Gauge]

Spare tyre said:

Is this council or non council

Custome
biult
verry
Toes
tyer

[markymarkthree]

The Gauge said:

Custome
biult
verry
Toes
tyer

Are they the latest council brat names ?

[dogbucket]

nuyorican said:

Spare tyre said:

Is this council or non council

Hmm.

MTB - Council
Kiddies bike trailer - aspirational middle class, low-emissions yoghurt weaver.
Quad bike not used on a farm - Council
What looks to be a Vauxhall van in background - Council.

In summary: overall - Council.

I wouldnt call MTBs council. But a bicycle shaped object illegally modifed into an unrestricted ebike with no insurance, thoughts to safety etc etc. very much is.

[nuyorican]

dogbucket said:

I wouldnt call MTBs council. But a bicycle shaped object illegally modifed into an unrestricted ebike with no insurance, thoughts to safety etc etc. very much is.

Agreed. Apologies, I was squinting into my phone at the evidence.

[thetapeworm]

Presumably my local vets is frequented by the council or a lot of dog owners are just generally awful now.

Edited by thetapeworm on Sunday 17th March 19:47

[Spare tyre]

thetapeworm said:

Presumably my l9xal vets is frequented by the council or a lot of dog owners are just generally awful now.

Gets cat out

[thetapeworm]

Spare tyre said:

thetapeworm said:

Presumably my local vets is frequented by the council or a lot of dog owners are just generally awful now.

Gets cat out

Cats have their own waiting room with a nice fish tank to look at.

[119]

The Gauge said:

Nipped out for a pizza earlier, this guy was doing the same but in his pyjama bottoms and slippers..

Taking sly pictures to post on social media = council.

And being in a pizza shop = council.

[MDMA .]

andygo said:

Rich Boy Spanner said:

My inner city Manchester high school used to take us away for a week to the Lake District for a geography trip. They had a massive old house near Bowness. It was fantastic, canoeing on Lake Windermere, a day on a farm, and days out hiking, which I've been doing ever since. I hope they still do it but I heard that the education authority had sold the facility.

Was it called 'Hammerbank'. If so, our school used to go there. One of the activities was to drop a minibus load of lads a few miles away with an OS map which they had to navigate their way back to base with. Oh, it was late at night, so in the dark.

Cant see that happening these days!

There was two (I went to the same places). Hinning House and Low Bank ground. Both were owned by Wigan Metro at the time.