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keep punching joe posted:That QC is a previously unidentified TBEU account surely? Nope, he's disturbingly real. context: https://www.independent.co.uk/news/uk/home-news/vilified-qc-bellfield-case-just-doing-his-job-2303212.html
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Gonzo McFee posted:https://twitter.com/AbiWilks/status/1437391201964105738?s=19 This might be even more unhinged than the time him and Simon Myerson tried to claim Nate Bethea was actually a real estate seller in Nebraska
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The crisis on infinite Nate Betheas arc of trashfuture.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:He looks like a 'this person does not exist' result trained entirely on divorced geography teachers.
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keep punching joe posted:Missed in todays insane QC shows arse online mess. Well typically of this government that's just about the worst way of doing things. JCVI chose not to recommend vaccines for under-16s at all, on the grounds that the margin between safety and effectiveness is too small. We *know* that single-dose Pfizer is both not very effective and fades quickly in adults and as far as I know nobody at all has trialled single-dose for under-16s. So we're going to get almost all of the side effects for almost no extra protection, in the teeth of the actual science (which means uptake will be very low unless they mandate it for school attendance which is a whole other can of worms), presumably just to shut up the teaching unions and understandably concerned parents. 
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Barry Foster posted:First day back in the gym since The Event began, went in masked but was getting side-eyed by the staff and after a couple of squat sets decided to just take it off. Mask compliance there = 0%. But at least it was quiet. I had the same issue with losing strength a few months back (and am gradually sliding backwards now), but just remember that it is MUCH easier to put muscle back on than reach new peaks. You’ll get there  E: ^^^^^ holy poo poo I am glad to have escaped that hell hole island for the moment (don’t tell me off I know I know, I’ve gone somewhere with lower rates, got tested before and am fully vaxxed). Jakabite fucked around with this message at 16:52 on Sep 13, 2021 |
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Ian Murray losing his seat is about the only thing I'd care about in Westminster politics at this point. Will hoot and holler so darn loud when this happens, and probably get a ban from Twitter for sending him abuse Also LOL if this was the result. After 14 years of Tory mismanagement, of shelves running empty, and Labour wouldn't even be the largest party if they won every seat in Scotland. Majestic forkboy84 fucked around with this message at 16:50 on Sep 13, 2021 |
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StarkingBarfish posted:This gove thing is interesting timing... I wonder if Johnson's backers reckon Gove is a threat again given the unpopularity in the party over bojo's tax hikes and are doing a hatchet job to get ahead of a challenge? Somebody was mumbling him as a replacement for Patel, because she failed to bounce the boats back to France, Takeshi's Castle style, leaving the occupants going "dohhhhhh" and shaking their fists on French beaches.
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Bobstar posted:Somebody was mumbling him as a replacement for Patel, because she failed to bounce the boats back to France, Takeshi's Castle style, leaving the occupants going "dohhhhhh" and shaking their fists on French beaches. Interesting. From where I'm standing Patel is doing a 'great' job of being absolutely horrendous to immigrants. I didn't get the feeling tories were braying for her to be replaced. I can't imagine Gove in that post.
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Bobstar posted:Somebody was mumbling him as a replacement for Patel, because she failed to bounce the boats back to France, Takeshi's Castle style, leaving the occupants going "dohhhhhh" and shaking their fists on French beaches. Should have built those machinegun bunkers, barbed wire and tank traps on the Kentish coast like der Fuhrer asked.
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StarkingBarfish posted:This gove thing is interesting timing... I wonder if Johnson's backers reckon Gove is a threat again given the unpopularity in the party over bojo's tax hikes and are doing a hatchet job to get ahead of a challenge? This is the Tory membership we're talking about - this sort of thing is worth an extra 5 points for Gove.
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One weird trick for avoiding legal action, lawyers hate this Live in a literal castle so noone can serve you papers https://twitter.com/BBCNews/status/1437473320845430787?s=20
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Noxville posted:Lmao at ‘lead presenter’ when he only did about two weeks there It's the other pronunciation of lead.
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:School kids are happily spreading the disease. 5 cases so far in the high school my eldest goes to. They've only been back 3days but there's to be no isolations or masks to be worn but is all okay because track and trace will let you know if you've been affected (despite most kids having phones in airplane mode while at school)
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Been preparing to do it for a while now but this week I pulled the trigger and I'm about to move from Ireland to the UK. Is there anything I need to know about getting set up there? I know I immediately have the right to work and reside because I'm an Irish citizen and that I will need to get a NI number asap, then register with the NHS to prevent any issues later on down the line. Getting set up with a bank and a proper place to live that isn't my partner's parents' house is next on the list, along with getting a job. I've applied for some entry level government positions and will look more in the private sector in about two weeks, right before I'm about to move. I don't see myself having too much of an issue with the job search? I have plenty of call centre skills and I've worked as an office administrator for the last few months, plus I have a degree (in Arts, but they included some web training so I have some "employable" skills). As for the inevitable "why" (because god knows I've thought it myself) -- rent/general cost of living in Ireland is way too high, I have better opportunities for my Masters degree in the UK, and my partner lives there. Plus, I enjoy living in urban areas and I can't do that in Ireland without getting even more priced out. Any advice would be great!
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Skull Servant posted:Been preparing to do it for a while now but this week I pulled the trigger and I'm about to move from Ireland to the UK. Is there anything I need to know about getting set up there? I know I immediately have the right to work and reside because I'm an Irish citizen and that I will need to get a NI number asap, then register with the NHS to prevent any issues later on down the line. Getting set up with a bank and a proper place to live that isn't my partner's parents' house is next on the list, along with getting a job. I've applied for some entry level government positions and will look more in the private sector in about two weeks, right before I'm about to move. I don't see myself having too much of an issue with the job search? I have plenty of call centre skills and I've worked as an office administrator for the last few months, plus I have a degree (in Arts, but they included some web training so I have some "employable" skills). FLEE! RUN WHILE YOU STILL CAN!
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Skull Servant posted:Been preparing to do it for a while now but this week I pulled the trigger and I'm about to move from Ireland to the UK. Is there anything I need to know about getting set up there? I know I immediately have the right to work and reside because I'm an Irish citizen and that I will need to get a NI number asap, then register with the NHS to prevent any issues later on down the line. Getting set up with a bank and a proper place to live that isn't my partner's parents' house is next on the list, along with getting a job. I've applied for some entry level government positions and will look more in the private sector in about two weeks, right before I'm about to move. I don't see myself having too much of an issue with the job search? I have plenty of call centre skills and I've worked as an office administrator for the last few months, plus I have a degree (in Arts, but they included some web training so I have some "employable" skills). Register for a GP instead of ignoring it for years like me. Get a monzo card. Getting a bank account might be the most difficult thing, and you may have trouble getting a phone contract because you have no credit history. I managed to get mine by doing some kind of rolling month contract. :Edit: also what twisto ^ said
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The concept of moving to the UK because cost of living/rent is too high in cities where you live is quite difficult to fathom but if you really want to I guess..?
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OwlFancier posted:The concept of moving to the UK because cost of living/rent is too high in cities where you live is quite difficult to fathom but if you really want to I guess..? Imagine paying higher rent and more for food for even less than in the UK. Plus he did say he was in a rural area so even living in a bedsit in Croydon is preferable to that
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OwlFancier posted:The concept of moving to the UK because cost of living/rent is too high in cities where you live is quite difficult to fathom but if you really want to I guess..? Lol dude have you checked COL/rent in Dublin lately. OP is probably making the right move, even though anti-Irish racism will probably drive him out within a few years
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Failed Imagineer posted:Lol dude have you checked COL/rent in Dublin lately. OP is probably making the right move, even though anti-Irish racism will probably drive him out within a few years Yeah I live on the commuter belt to Dublin at the moment and the minimum rent for anything is €1,250p/m not including utilities, bills, ect. On top of that, my last roommate managed to get a single bedroom apartment for €1,000 per month and immediately had to move out because 1) they hid a bunch of black mold that he only found when he properly moved in and 2) the landlord just walked in and took a poo poo without calling, knocking, anything like that. I keep hearing how bad rents are in the UK but every time I check out a few potential places I just get legitimately mad at how dire the situation is here in Ireland. There are places within the city centre of Manchester that are billed as fancy new-builds and they're *still* €300 less than anything you can get around here.
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I'm so sorry skull servant
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Communist Thoughts posted:I'm so sorry skull servant I'm sorry too. God knows I don't want to look at England as a better place to be.
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Manchester is great. It is definitely cheaper than Dublin by a long shot. That QC continues to have an extremely normal one: https://twitter.com/JeffSamuels16/status/1437494527305072643
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