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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Are they gonna refund the commuters? The gluers not the train company.
I'd be super pissed off if I got disrupted in my business due to that. It would make me want to kick them in the noggin rather than support their quest
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"Are they gonna refund the commuters? The gluers not the train company.
I'd be super pissed off if I got disrupted in my business due to that. It would make me want to kick them in the noggin rather than support their quest
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Yeah presumably peeps could be very late for work. So selfish of them. |
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"Are they gonna refund the commuters? The gluers not the train company.
I'd be super pissed off if I got disrupted in my business due to that. It would make me want to kick them in the noggin rather than support their quest
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I don't mean my work business btw, I'd be happy to be disrupted there, alas that ain't gonna happen, I mean my time. My own time, not my worky time.
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"I wonder two things.
How are they going to unglue themselves?
Why trains?
To cause as much disruption as possible, for as long as possible. "
Did all the protesters walk, cycle or take a horse and carriage to London is the other thing I wonder? |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Are they gonna refund the commuters? The gluers not the train company.
I'd be super pissed off if I got disrupted in my business due to that. It would make me want to kick them in the noggin rather than support their quest
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Disruption is the point.
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I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Are they gonna refund the commuters? The gluers not the train company.
I'd be super pissed off if I got disrupted in my business due to that. It would make me want to kick them in the noggin rather than support their quest
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Disruption is the point.
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Yeah, but it will cause anger rather than support.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ? "
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars. |
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars."
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars."
9 million bicycles in Beijing, and it's polluted to fuckery.
(All stats are made up by me, and a song, and what I've seen on the telly box)
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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a police spokesman says "it's a sticky situation alright,we are currently looking for where they got the glue and we believe that there's a tube in London somewhere.. evening all.. mind how you go"
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough "
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage? |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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the glued down protesters had an ideal opportunity to sing "we shall not be moved "but didn't .They didn't think it through..Lionel Richie gives his full support  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage? "
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
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the bus driver should drive more carefully then  |
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
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Bit daft to put trains out of action then |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
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So they're discommoding people who already use public transport, to highlight the need for better affordable public transport? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
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"We want people to use public transportation! So to show that we disrupted public transport so people dont think to use it!!"
I wonder if they ever consider the environmental impact of thier precious Facebook and instagram |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
It was one DLR train.
Let's all keep doing nothing and see the change we bring about. There's nothing like a protest to get the forum folk frothing at the mouth. Especially those not in London not experiencing any disruption to their lives at all.
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I wonder two things.
How are they going to unglue themselves?
Why trains?
To cause as much disruption as possible, for as long as possible.
Did all the protesters walk, cycle or take a horse and carriage to London is the other thing I wonder?"
Uber probably. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I don't know about down South, but in Preston it's cheaper for a few people to share a taxi now than it is to catch a bus
Because your public services have been made unaffordable. "
In London I can ride on as many buses as I can in an hour for £1.50, or £4.50 for the whole day. |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"I don't know about down South, but in Preston it's cheaper for a few people to share a taxi now than it is to catch a bus
Because your public services have been made unaffordable.
In London I can ride on as many buses as I can in an hour for £1.50, or £4.50 for the whole day. "
It's great. But the rest of the country is losing bus services. |
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This is all just so typically English .
No thought whatsoever to the repercussions of such stupid acts . It’s about time the twats grew up and realised all they are doing is pissing everyone off . Which serves no purpose in trying to get support .
The underground is eco friendly ffs .... |
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"It was one DLR train.
Let's all keep doing nothing and see the change we bring about. There's nothing like a protest to get the forum folk frothing at the mouth. Especially those not in London not experiencing any disruption to their lives at all.
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Too right. I’ll burn the thought-fossils as fuel though eventually. |
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
9 million bicycles in Beijing, and it's polluted to fuckery.
(All stats are made up by me, and a song, and what I've seen on the telly box)
P"
There’s shit loads of cars too, whatever Katie M would have you believe with her singsongyness. But coal burning in China is the biggest source of air pollution. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
9 million bicycles in Beijing, and it's polluted to fuckery.
(All stats are made up by me, and a song, and what I've seen on the telly box)
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There’s shit loads of cars too, whatever Katie M would have you believe with her singsongyness. But coal burning in China is the biggest source of air pollution."
And farting. I bet there's lots of farting too
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
9 million bicycles in Beijing, and it's polluted to fuckery.
(All stats are made up by me, and a song, and what I've seen on the telly box)
P
There’s shit loads of cars too, whatever Katie M would have you believe with her singsongyness. But coal burning in China is the biggest source of air pollution.
And farting. I bet there's lots of farting too
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I don’t live there any more so there’s significantly less farting.  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"It was one DLR train.
Let's all keep doing nothing and see the change we bring about. There's nothing like a protest to get the forum folk frothing at the mouth. Especially those not in London not experiencing any disruption to their lives at all.
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So what are you doing?
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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"I reckon just run the service as usual and find out effective that glue really is! 
It’s not something to be messed around with. I once superglued my lips together 
Which lips? "
I couldn’t possibly say |
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"It was one DLR train.
Let's all keep doing nothing and see the change we bring about. There's nothing like a protest to get the forum folk frothing at the mouth. Especially those not in London not experiencing any disruption to their lives at all.
So what are you doing?
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Why would it matter if she was doing something or not? It doesn’t negate her point.
What are you doing? |
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
London |
"I reckon just run the service as usual and find out effective that glue really is!
It’s not something to be messed around with. I once superglued my lips together
Which lips?
I couldn’t possibly say "
Ooooft Babs! |
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The areas in London they have been going have been left utterly disgusting, their actions are causing more pollution. They are totally shooting themselves in the foot and turning the nation off the whole idea. It’s about time the met boys got the rubber bullets out .. |
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Must have been good glue. Spent the afternoon trying to glue some beading down but the bastard kept coming away.
Panel pins saved the day. I suggest the protesters use nails as well more impactful. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"The areas in London they have been going have been left utterly disgusting, their actions are causing more pollution. They are totally shooting themselves in the foot and turning the nation off the whole idea. It’s about time the met boys got the rubber bullets out .. "
Really?
Put a load of protestors together and unfortunately you'll always have a mess, but they've been passive.
I'm not sure using force to combat peoples inconveniences has ever been accepted in the UK.
I guess ultimately what does it take to get people to address the issue? It's about more than liking and sharing a post on Facebook! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
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That sounds like a nasty crash |
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
That sounds like a nasty crash "
That one was funny |
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And look where it got us a bunch of perpetually offended lefties dancing in their own filth on a bridge. Still they gave me a good reason today to take the V8 for a nice long drive instead of just the usual commute on the train. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"This is all just so typically English .
No thought whatsoever to the repercussions of such stupid acts . It’s about time the twats grew up and realised all they are doing is pissing everyone off . Which serves no purpose in trying to get support .
The underground is eco friendly ffs .... "
Don't worry, there's one planned for Dublin on Friday. |
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I don’t know what it is about protestors and the act of crowds of people getting together to campaign against stuff , but I truly detest the whole thing . Always have , ever since choosing to work through the bakers strike in 1978 . Got beaten up a few times for being a blackleg when all I was doing was providing for my wife and newborn son .
Anyway since then the protestors that march for this that and the other have always pissed me off , even when it’s a cause I agree with . And the latest bunch of idiots are the laughing stock round here because they’ve all travelled to get there to protest . In cars , on coaches , on trains etc... hypocritical or what ?
I love the idea someone else had about helping the glue to work better by using nails too . Maybe save that for Friday , pretty apt huh ?  |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
That sounds like a nasty crash
That one was funny "
The One Bus taking 75 cars off the Road, has been a slogan within the Bus operators across the UK for a number of years, as bus companies try to get more car drivers onto public transport. |
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"the serious question is where can I buy some of that glue!"
Sooo glue?
Er you gluing yourself to a train? This i need to see number pls.. or do you have less exciting plans.. dont leave us.. debating ls. |
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"I don’t know what it is about protestors and the act of crowds of people getting together to campaign against stuff , but I truly detest the whole thing . Always have , ever since choosing to work through the bakers strike in 1978 . Got beaten up a few times for being a blackleg when all I was doing was providing for my wife and newborn son .
Anyway since then the protestors that march for this that and the other have always pissed me off , even when it’s a cause I agree with . And the latest bunch of idiots are the laughing stock round here because they’ve all travelled to get there to protest . In cars , on coaches , on trains etc... hypocritical or what ?
I love the idea someone else had about helping the glue to work better by using nails too . Maybe save that for Friday , pretty apt huh ? "
Next time I’m on a march I shall enjoy telling you all about it. |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
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"the serious question is where can I buy some of that glue!
Sooo glue?
Er you gluing yourself to a train? This i need to see number pls.. or do you have less exciting plans.. dont leave us.. debating ls. "
I could actually do with some glue remover solvent in case I get stuck on a crossword |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I support any protests or highlighting the way we treat the environment but this is madness in my humble .. as it will drive folk away from public transport and back into their cars meaning more emissions surely ?
That's why they're blocking roads.
I saw some posts from cyclists about how much easier it was to get around without the cars.
I bet it was.
Its true that we need to cut car usage and it's not happening quickly enough
What are they suggesting as an alternative to car usage?
Better affordable public transport. There's a sign in Southampton that says 1 bus takes 75 cars off the road.
That sounds like a nasty crash
That one was funny
The One Bus taking 75 cars off the Road, has been a slogan within the Bus operators across the UK for a number of years, as bus companies try to get more car drivers onto public transport."
I thought it was "Keep death off the roads. Drive on the pavement " |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I still maintain that an ex of mine was guilty of pouring glue on my antique firearms collection.
Of course she's always denied it, but I'm sticking to my guns..."
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I still maintain that an ex of mine was guilty of pouring glue on my antique firearms collection.
Of course she's always denied it, but I'm sticking to my guns..."
I'd be all up in arms. |
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"I don’t know what it is about protestors and the act of crowds of people getting together to campaign against stuff , but I truly detest the whole thing . Always have , ever since choosing to work through the bakers strike in 1978 . Got beaten up a few times for being a blackleg when all I was doing was providing for my wife and newborn son .
Anyway since then the protestors that march for this that and the other have always pissed me off , even when it’s a cause I agree with . And the latest bunch of idiots are the laughing stock round here because they’ve all travelled to get there to protest . In cars , on coaches , on trains etc... hypocritical or what ?
I love the idea someone else had about helping the glue to work better by using nails too . Maybe save that for Friday , pretty apt huh ?
Next time I’m on a march I shall enjoy telling you all about it. "
Don’t bank on me listening though 
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"I don’t know what it is about protestors and the act of crowds of people getting together to campaign against stuff , but I truly detest the whole thing . Always have , ever since choosing to work through the bakers strike in 1978 . Got beaten up a few times for being a blackleg when all I was doing was providing for my wife and newborn son .
Anyway since then the protestors that march for this that and the other have always pissed me off , even when it’s a cause I agree with . And the latest bunch of idiots are the laughing stock round here because they’ve all travelled to get there to protest . In cars , on coaches , on trains etc... hypocritical or what ?
I love the idea someone else had about helping the glue to work better by using nails too . Maybe save that for Friday , pretty apt huh ?
Next time I’m on a march I shall enjoy telling you all about it.
Don’t bank on me listening though
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I don’t ever think you’re listening, trust me! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Personally I'd let them glue themselves to anything they want, and leave them to it.
You can only sit in your own piss and shit for so long before you decide to unglue yourself."
How very true  |
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By (user no longer on site)
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why don't climate change protesters complain about people having children? The only way to solve the problem is depopulation. As it is the situation is uncontrollable and no amount of protests will change anything |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"the serious question is where can I buy some of that glue!"
buy false eyelashes ya get a lil tube of adhesive with em nya can flutterwhilst ya swoosh through a tunnel n stuff  |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Air quality has improved in London in the last few days.
Stop making reasonable points here, Lickety. People are too busy being outraged! "
Just back from the pub. The cyclists were happy they could get around easily, the walkers talked about enjoying the air in this lovely weather, the drivers (2) complained their usual routes were busier as traffic re-routed. But air quality is better in central London. |
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"Air quality has improved in London in the last few days.
Stop making reasonable points here, Lickety. People are too busy being outraged!
Just back from the pub. The cyclists were happy they could get around easily, the walkers talked about enjoying the air in this lovely weather, the drivers (2) complained their usual routes were busier as traffic re-routed. But air quality is better in central London. "
You're lucky. Our local kicked us out at 22:30! |
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"lock them all up, tree hugers, half of them have never work a day in their life they just go from protest to protest causing havock"
Most appear to be middle class and middle aged. The vicar washing feet, yesterday for Maundy Thursday, doesn't really fit your description.
Enjoy the lazy stereotypes, though, it's easier than thinking or even just looking at the pictures.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
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"Air quality has improved in London in the last few days.
Stop making reasonable points here, Lickety. People are too busy being outraged!
Just back from the pub. The cyclists were happy they could get around easily, the walkers talked about enjoying the air in this lovely weather, the drivers (2) complained their usual routes were busier as traffic re-routed. But air quality is better in central London.
You're lucky. Our local kicked us out at 22:30! "
We just had to move inside at 11. I left them still drinking.
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"lock them all up, tree hugers, half of them have never work a day in their life they just go from protest to protest causing havock
Most appear to be middle class and middle aged. The vicar washing feet, yesterday for Maundy Thursday, doesn't really fit your description.
Enjoy the lazy stereotypes, though, it's easier than thinking or even just looking at the pictures.
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They are middle class, they also quit thier jobs to "focus full time on protesting according to a few.
But most are just the middle class youth who treat protests as a fesitival
Whos gonna bet this protest leaves massive amounts of trash like the previous ones.
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By (user no longer on site)
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kinda sad no one gives a fuck about the planet, apart from "tree huggers and dropouts"
suppose all the clever people are too busy talking shite on sex sites |
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maundy Thursday my arse a good wash and a hard days wouldn't do the any harm, middle class with daddy's money never needed or had to work, peoples work and personal lives have been turned up side down because these idiots have got nothing better to do. they have caused more pollution with their antics than a normal day in London and what right have they got to disturb peoples lives, none they need to crawl back under whatever rock they crawled out of in the first place.
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"maundy Thursday my arse a good wash and a hard days wouldn't do the any harm, middle class with daddy's money never needed or had to work, peoples work and personal lives have been turned up side down because these idiots have got nothing better to do. they have caused more pollution with their antics than a normal day in London and what right have they got to disturb peoples lives, none they need to crawl back under whatever rock they crawled out of in the first place.
feel free to have a pop, ive got broad shouders"
There's nothing I can write here that you, or others, will be willing to consider. Your view is the only one you consider valid.
I don't 'approve', for want of a better word, of all the actions of a small minority of those participating. I do admire the fact that some have volunteered to be arrested, discussing who has most and least to lose and deciding who it will be. It's a new way of protesting. I admire people standing up for what they believe. Change comes from action not maintaining the status quo. I'm grateful the protest has given us cleaner air for a few days. I'm saddened that people are angry at protesters trying to help everyone rather than at the failure of successive governments to tackle something affecting us all. I'm pissed off with people not even in London spouting off as though they have been personally inconvenienced.
I've d*unk too much to maintain my usual composure with lazy forum tropes by the usual suspects.
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"maundy Thursday my arse a good wash and a hard days wouldn't do the any harm, middle class with daddy's money never needed or had to work, peoples work and personal lives have been turned up side down because these idiots have got nothing better to do. they have caused more pollution with their antics than a normal day in London and what right have they got to disturb peoples lives, none they need to crawl back under whatever rock they crawled out of in the first place.
feel free to have a pop, ive got broad shouders
There's nothing I can write here that you, or others, will be willing to consider. Your view is the only one you consider valid.
I don't 'approve', for want of a better word, of all the actions of a small minority of those participating. I do admire the fact that some have volunteered to be arrested, discussing who has most and least to lose and deciding who it will be. It's a new way of protesting. I admire people standing up for what they believe. Change comes from action not maintaining the status quo. I'm grateful the protest has given us cleaner air for a few days. I'm saddened that people are angry at protesters trying to help everyone rather than at the failure of successive governments to tackle something affecting us all. I'm pissed off with people not even in London spouting off as though they have been personally inconvenienced.
I've d*unk too much to maintain my usual composure with lazy forum tropes by the usual suspects.
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"maundy Thursday my arse a good wash and a hard days wouldn't do the any harm, middle class with daddy's money never needed or had to work, peoples work and personal lives have been turned up side down because these idiots have got nothing better to do. they have caused more pollution with their antics than a normal day in London and what right have they got to disturb peoples lives, none they need to crawl back under whatever rock they crawled out of in the first place.
feel free to have a pop, ive got broad shouders
There's nothing I can write here that you, or others, will be willing to consider. Your view is the only one you consider valid.
I don't 'approve', for want of a better word, of all the actions of a small minority of those participating. I do admire the fact that some have volunteered to be arrested, discussing who has most and least to lose and deciding who it will be. It's a new way of protesting. I admire people standing up for what they believe. Change comes from action not maintaining the status quo. I'm grateful the protest has given us cleaner air for a few days. I'm saddened that people are angry at protesters trying to help everyone rather than at the failure of successive governments to tackle something affecting us all. I'm pissed off with people not even in London spouting off as though they have been personally inconvenienced.
I've d*unk too much to maintain my usual composure with lazy forum tropes by the usual suspects.
your right I don't live in London but I as most of my siblings were inconvenienced as my mother died yesterday morning and both my brothers who do live in London couldn't get to where they need to be in order to get home but I guess that make it all ok
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By *icketysplitsWoman
over a year ago
Way over Yonder, that's where I'm bound |
"maundy Thursday my arse a good wash and a hard days wouldn't do the any harm, middle class with daddy's money never needed or had to work, peoples work and personal lives have been turned up side down because these idiots have got nothing better to do. they have caused more pollution with their antics than a normal day in London and what right have they got to disturb peoples lives, none they need to crawl back under whatever rock they crawled out of in the first place.
feel free to have a pop, ive got broad shouders
There's nothing I can write here that you, or others, will be willing to consider. Your view is the only one you consider valid.
I don't 'approve', for want of a better word, of all the actions of a small minority of those participating. I do admire the fact that some have volunteered to be arrested, discussing who has most and least to lose and deciding who it will be. It's a new way of protesting. I admire people standing up for what they believe. Change comes from action not maintaining the status quo. I'm grateful the protest has given us cleaner air for a few days. I'm saddened that people are angry at protesters trying to help everyone rather than at the failure of successive governments to tackle something affecting us all. I'm pissed off with people not even in London spouting off as though they have been personally inconvenienced.
I've d*unk too much to maintain my usual composure with lazy forum tropes by the usual suspects.
your right I don't live in London but I as most of my siblings were inconvenienced as my mother died yesterday morning and both my brothers who do live in London couldn't get to where they need to be in order to get home but I guess that make it all ok
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I'm sorry for your loss. My point remains and London faces many inconveniences with travel and transport but your family is in pain at this time and this one will always be blamed for the trouble getting where they needed to be.
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By *stellaWoman
over a year ago
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"maundy Thursday my arse a good wash and a hard days wouldn't do the any harm, middle class with daddy's money never needed or had to work, peoples work and personal lives have been turned up side down because these idiots have got nothing better to do. they have caused more pollution with their antics than a normal day in London and what right have they got to disturb peoples lives, none they need to crawl back under whatever rock they crawled out of in the first place.
feel free to have a pop, ive got broad shouders
There's nothing I can write here that you, or others, will be willing to consider. Your view is the only one you consider valid.
I don't 'approve', for want of a better word, of all the actions of a small minority of those participating. I do admire the fact that some have volunteered to be arrested, discussing who has most and least to lose and deciding who it will be. It's a new way of protesting. I admire people standing up for what they believe. Change comes from action not maintaining the status quo. I'm grateful the protest has given us cleaner air for a few days. I'm saddened that people are angry at protesters trying to help everyone rather than at the failure of successive governments to tackle something affecting us all. I'm pissed off with people not even in London spouting off as though they have been personally inconvenienced.
I've d*unk too much to maintain my usual composure with lazy forum tropes by the usual suspects.
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" I'm saddened that people are angry at protesters trying to help everyone rather than at the failure of successive governments to tackle something affecting us all.
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I'd love to hear exactly how climate change has affected you, or any of us for that matter. Except much higher energy prices. |
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