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Gyro Zeppeli posted:I'm already in the habit of calling him Chucky, with the bonus that it brings to mind the concept of indiscriminate bloodshed. Cheggers
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Z the IVth posted:He's had it for a decade or more. The type of heart/kidney failure that would lead to your hands swelling would rapidly render you unfit for very much (including living). It's probably arthritis. So you're saying he should have gone with King Gregg
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happyhippy posted:I thought you needed a TV licence even if you just use the internet in the UK? You need a TV license to watch livestreams I think.
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forkboy84 posted:Some top tier shithousery from Sky News
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NoneMoreNegative posted:so much going on in one photo So was Corbyn invited and snubbed it, or not invited?
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NoneMoreNegative posted:so much going on in one photo Starmer looks in disgust at those to his left. Stopped clock.
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Halisnacks posted:So was Corbyn invited and snubbed it, or not invited? He wasn't the prime minister. Dunno why starmer there, I guess current leader of opposition counts
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NoneMoreNegative posted:so much going on in one photo One Of These Things (Is Not Like The Others) One of these things is not like the others, One of these things just doesn't belong, Can you tell which thing is not like the others By the time I finish my song?
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NotJustANumber99 posted:He wasn't the prime minister. Dunno why starmer there, I guess current leader of opposition counts Corbs is still a Member of the Privy Council, since it's an appointment for life and he was made a member as LOTO. Same goes for Diane Abbott as (former) Shadow Home Secretary. As I understand it the accession council is meant to be a full meeting of the Privy Council plus the various religious, judicial and military representatives, so JC was probably entitled to be there. But there are over 700 members, a good chunk of whom are based in Commonwealth countries and in any case not all of them could fit into the state rooms at the palace. So it's probably a curated list of invites for 'senior' members (ministers, former PMs, current LOTO and DLOTO and so on). But then I spotted Peter Mandleson in the crowd, so who knows on what grounds he was chosen!
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BalloonFish posted:Corbs is still a Member of the Privy Council, since it's an appointment for life and he was made a member as LOTO. Same goes for Diane Abbott as (former) Shadow Home Secretary. As I understand it the accession council is meant to be a full meeting of the Privy Council plus the various religious, judicial and military representatives, so JC was probably entitled to be there. But there are over 700 members, a good chunk of whom are based in Commonwealth countries and in any case not all of them could fit into the state rooms at the palace. So it's probably a curated list of invites for 'senior' members (ministers, former PMs, current LOTO and DLOTO and so on). But then I spotted Peter Mandleson in the crowd, so who knows on what grounds he was chosen! No one has learned the secret signs and wards to keep Mandelson out.
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BalloonFish posted:But then I spotted Peter Mandleson in the crowd, so who knows on what grounds he was chosen! Mutual friendships with the family.
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BalloonFish posted:Corbs is still a Member of the Privy Council, since it's an appointment for life and he was made a member as LOTO. Same goes for Diane Abbott as (former) Shadow Home Secretary. As I understand it the accession council is meant to be a full meeting of the Privy Council plus the various religious, judicial and military representatives, so JC was probably entitled to be there. But there are over 700 members, a good chunk of whom are based in Commonwealth countries and in any case not all of them could fit into the state rooms at the palace. So it's probably a curated list of invites for 'senior' members (ministers, former PMs, current LOTO and DLOTO and so on). But then I spotted Peter Mandleson in the crowd, so who knows on what grounds he was chosen! Well maybe he was there but that isn't a lineup of the privy council, it's the ex prime minister's. And starmer
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NotJustANumber99 posted:Well maybe he was there but that isn't a lineup of the privy council, it's the ex prime minister's. And starmer Who do you think the other people in the room are then? Harold Wilson? Andrew Bonar Law? Alex Salmond, Pat McFadden, Alistair Carmichael, Peter Mandelson are all Privy Council members. I hadn't realised Desmond Swayne was, apparently purely for being David Cameron's PPS. drat, the bar is pretty loving low forkboy84 fucked around with this message at 17:11 on Sep 10, 2022 |
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OwlFancier posted:You need a TV license to watch livestreams I think. You don't, to watch your favourite streamer anyway. They use the fact that this is badly defined to make people think they need one though. Cunts. https://www.cordbusters.co.uk/do-i-need-a-tv-licence-twitch-youtube-live/
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Funeral and bank holiday next Monday (19th) apparently God bless 'er
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a tune for the bonus bank holiday mates https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AE1ct5yEuVY
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forkboy84 posted:Who do you think the other people in the room are then? Harold Wilson? Andrew Bonar Law? Line up not room but whatever
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Mega Comrade posted:Welsh football? Now you're just making things up. Watching YouTube You don’t need a TV Licence to watch videos or clips on demand on YouTube. But you DO need a TV Licence if you watch TV programmes live on YouTube. An example of this would be watching Sky News live. But it isn’t just live news or sport which needs a licence – it’s any programme which is part of a TV channel, broadcast or transmitted for everyone to watch at the same time.
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Bobby Deluxe posted:Go easy on the poor woman, she's probably still sore from celebrating the leadership election. You can get fairly widespread dactylis but I would be surprised if he did have psoriatic arthritis specifically as well - there are plenty of pretty effective treatments for it and I would expect the Crown Prince to be doped to the gills since unchecked psoriatic arthritis melts your joints. sebzilla posted:Funeral and bank holiday next Monday (19th) apparently This is definitely not going to gently caress up a lot of people's lifesaving operations and treatments as hospitals go into bank holiday protocols, no siree...
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So like, the bank holiday is gonna be taken out of your standard yearly holiday allowance, right? So it's not an "extra day off" it's just "now you have one less day of holiday you can take when you want", right?
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I'm busy at work that week so I don't get it off anyway, I just get to cram it into four days, they better not close the bloody stores.
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For shits and giggles, my current abode https://www.tripadvisor.co.uk/Hotel_Review-g503776-d584856-Reviews-or10-The_Beeches-Clacton_on_Sea_Essex_England.html Come and join me, its great (for depression)
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Z the IVth posted:You can get fairly widespread dactylis but I would be surprised if he did have psoriatic arthritis specifically as well - there are plenty of pretty effective treatments for it and I would expect the Crown Prince to be doped to the gills since unchecked psoriatic arthritis melts your joints. Isn't the dude a fan of homeopathy? I wouldn't be surprised if whatever illnesses he got went untreated for longer than normal (source: my mum, also a firm believer in homeopathy baffled by how her conditions keep on getting worse)
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WhatEvil posted:So like, the bank holiday is gonna be taken out of your standard yearly holiday allowance, right? So it's not an "extra day off" it's just "now you have one less day of holiday you can take when you want", right? the platty joobs was an additional bank holiday so I assume the funeral will be one too
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WhatEvil posted:So like, the bank holiday is gonna be taken out of your standard yearly holiday allowance, right? So it's not an "extra day off" it's just "now you have one less day of holiday you can take when you want", right? this sounded so unbelievably stupid that I had to go and double check but it appears to be true. The Guardian posted:The government confirmed the day would work in the same way as other bank holidays, and that there would be no statutory entitlement to time off, with employers able to include it as part of a worker’s leave entitlement.
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 Another angle that seems to show Red Ed was there. So why not Corbs?
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OwlFancier posted:I'm busy at work that week so I don't get it off anyway, I just get to cram it into four days, they better not close the bloody stores. Pretty much up to your employer if they include it in your leave allowance or give it to you as a benny. My current employer (and the NHS) gives bank holidays, but until recently my current employer split gave half the bank holidays and the other half were in your leave allowance if you were a newbie (i.e. a starting employee got 24 days + bank holidays, which brought us up to the statuatory 28 days + the extra BHs). Now everyone gets 30 days + BH regardless of length of time at the company, which is quite nice.
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I imagine he had better things to do than hang out with that lot. Such as repeatedly slamming your dick in a door. Angrymog posted:Pretty much up to your employer if they include it in your leave allowance or give it to you as a benny. My current employer (and the NHS) gives bank holidays, but until recently my current employer split gave half the bank holidays and the other half were in your leave allowance if you were a newbie (i.e. a starting employee got 24 days + bank holidays, which brought us up to the statuatory 28 days + the extra BHs). Now everyone gets 30 days + BH regardless of length of time at the company, which is quite nice. We get to decide whether or not we take BHs but I get the same amount of work to do regardless, so it's not really any different from any other day except everything runs on funny hours.
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Mega Comrade posted:Welsh football? Now you're just making things up. I'm curious if I should have one if I watch TV for genuine technical reasons during WFH for a major broadcaster - I expect they definitely have a business license and nobody said anything (&they also offer tv/isp to us for free, which I don't use because I don't want them looking at my Internet use) but it does make me a bit nervous. Maybe I should ask, but not sure who. e: Also I'm afraid the answer at lower management levels would be "are we not paying you enough" and result only in manager annoyance, but they definitely either have a business licence or are exempt somehow. Private Speech fucked around with this message at 20:23 on Sep 10, 2022 |
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https://twitter.com/LillianaFuture/status/1568052439147810819?t=9iiS9ATaHKWKEQixI-hbZg&s=19 gently caress it yeah. This is true, might as well be.
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Rupert of Hentzau posted:this sounded so unbelievably stupid that I had to go and double check but it appears to be true. I'm glad im disabled sometimes.
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GreyjoyBastard posted:A quick skim of the press seems to have a consensus of "gently caress if we know", with an outside pre council take of "what if Corbyn derails the normally ceremonial accession
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Bobby Deluxe posted:I mean there's no right answer - if he declined to go he'd be a monster, and if he went as so much as dared to crack a smile he'd be a monster. Weirdly not being invited seems to have been the best outcome for him. I think he would have been invited in the full expectation that he would decline. Funnily enough, I can imagine him getting on with Brenda on a personal level but not Bonnie Prince Charlie.
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