Jose posted:

https://twitter.com/youngvulgarian/...-bacon-sandwich

ShaneMacGowansTeeth posted:

never ever given a Lib Dem my details

Pissflaps posted:

Shite isn't it. We need somebody who can oppose her.

Julio Cruz posted:

The nation may salute him but I loving don't. Twat.

HJB posted:

Fella on Look East just now saying that he wants UKIP to remain a single issue party, but for that issue to become FGM instead. I didn't miss out the "Y" there.

hakimashou posted:

I doubt it would get fewer votes.

For instance all those people who won't vote for them because of corbyn would be in play.

ShaneMacGowansTeeth posted:

The account that keeps on giving

https://twitter.com/LeaveEUOfficial/status/861284167115575297

learnincurve posted:

The problem with this whole hospital parking thing is that a great many of our hospitals are trusts or the parking is controlled by the council. I'm not sure how government could do anything about it but pay the trusts or the councils the money that they would lose, and it wouldn't help the other issue, and that's that when they were free you couldn't get a parking spot in many hospitals because commuters would use them as free parking while they were at work or shopping, so they were always full from 8:30-5:30.

The practical and sensible solution is to make sure there are enough bus routes. But I can tell you from experience that that won't work, because I worked in a hospital with an incredibly good bus service linked to every corner of the city, and people still couldn't bare to leave their precious cars at home.

learnincurve posted:

Do you know how big even a average sized NHS hospital car park is or just how many people use them a day? Holy poo poo, you would be queuing for an hour for one of the big multi story car parks in Sheffield. That's without going into the fact that a lot of hospitals have automated receptions with one or two real people on the counters. Putting in more reception desks would mean re-renovating (at about 1 million a pop) all those lobby areas that just got converted into automated systems. The obvious come back would be to get it stamped on the wards, but then you would have people queuing on the wards at visiting time. Plus there would be the monumental cost of having everything linked up to some sort of internal parking validation system.

MrL_JaKiri posted:

Read the article - the twitter account isn't connected with the youtube guy, and was made by a PR guy with the express aim of making this kind of viral story.

hakimashou posted:

What is so wrong about fox hunts anyway?

Is it just some kind of tantrum to spite the rich / traditional people who like to do it?

Those big countryside fox hunts with all the dogs and all the people in their red coats and stuff, it's a staple of what it means to be British.

That country life stuff is probably the last thing Britain has going for it.

baka kaba posted:

Ok my bad, redoing the NHS and all its disparate interconnected systems and switching everything over to it while it all continues to operate is actually a piece of piss

Praseodymi posted:

Have we talked about this loving disgusting piece from the Scum?

jabby posted:

BBC news just went to Jeremy Corbyn's comment on the cyber attacks. They played the part where he condemned the attackers and cut away the second before he launched an attack on Hunt and the government for letting it happen.

gently caress's sake.

jabby posted:

Amber Rudd has responded to Labour's accusations on the NHS.


What kind of burn is that?

Prince John posted:

This is some sort of universal law of medicine.

Not So Fast posted:

The issue we're reaching is the same one Miliband faced, in that people like Labour and what they're saying, but not necessarily Corbyn.

goddamnedtwisto posted:

I have a feeling there's one big twist still left in this campaign. It's been pretty uneventful compared to the last few years of elections, and the fates have a nasty sense of humour - I think they've saved the best for last. My money's on Boris making a pass at Ivanka Trump.

TinTower posted:

learnincurve posted:

People aren't really crammed together at pop concerts these days, plus the lobby is open for parents collecting children so you don't need to pay to get in there.

Whoever this guy was he was a nutter who had planned his poo poo really well, right down to killing the people Islamic extremists hate most, young women with the freedom to attend public gatherings. It remains to be seen if he was an Islamic extremist or somone who wanted everyone to think he was one.

spectralent posted:

Me and my girlfriend used to semi-regularly get pasties from a pastie place in cirencester when we started going out. They did some really nice, fat chips, too. Only two places do good chips, the place in ciren and the chippie near my mum's house. Everywhere else I go is either soggy, too thin, or not crisp enough.

Oberleutnant posted:

[url]https://twitter.com/TRobinsonNewEra/status/868402721816293379[/ur
Look at this loving jebend

TACD posted:

Here's another Tory idiot falling over himself trying to attack Corbyn without also attacking other people who agree with him. I think people might be catching on.

Intrinsic Field Marshal posted:

Caramel or plain chocolate?

Rakosi posted:

If Labour don't win it will be the only time I have ever voted for a position in an election/referendum that didn't win. All streaks end sometime.

AP posted:

You should read up on the Irish Civil War. Life isn't simple and complex problems certainly don't have simple solutions.