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37 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

One rule for the plebs... Where's this chaps fine?

 

 

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Loads of people are doing it but I guess being the PMs old man you are definitely gonna get noticed. The MSP proper took the piss, especially as she was one of those whom called for Cummings resignation. 

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6 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Loads of people are doing it but I guess being the PMs old man you are definitely gonna get noticed. The MSP proper took the piss, especially as she was one of those whom called for Cummings resignation. 

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Tw*ts the pair of 'em, I'm not one for advocating people loosing their job, but she needs to collect her cards, I don't really care about Stanley not wearing a covering, but it doesn't set a great example.

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6 minutes ago, Johnsond said:

Loads of people are doing it but I guess being the PMs old man you are definitely gonna get noticed. The MSP proper took the piss, especially as she was one of those whom called for Cummings resignation. 

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And that’s the problem with making up seemingly illogical, irrelevant and unenforceable’regulations’ on the hoof. 
 

The general public (those with an ounce of CDF) just scoff at them and self righteous politicians seek to publicly score points off each other whilst hoping their own self entitled rule breaking remains under radar. 
 

Like that horrible Cnut Abbot pissing up on the train - happy to pass rules for the minions - not so happy to abide by them....

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The Middlesbrough mayor has now publicly rejected the latest government restrictions. Politicians can’t keep to the guidance, general public have had a tits full. 
Looking  more and more like lockdown lockdown restrictions restrictions is not the way forward at all. 

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And that’s the problem with making up seemingly illogical, irrelevant and unenforceable’regulations’ on the hoof. 
 
The general public (those with an ounce of CDF) just scoff at them and self righteous politicians seek to publicly score points off each other whilst hoping their own self entitled rule breaking remains under radar. 
 
Like that horrible Cnut Abbot pissing up on the train - happy to pass rules for the minions - not so happy to abide by them....

Good use of CDF Kev, not heard that in a while[emoji2]
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10 hours ago, eggsarascal said:

One rule for the plebs... Where's this chaps fine?

 

 

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Thing is how old is that picture ( cant see the date on the news paper ) . I am sure some news papers have some " stock pics " that they keep up their sleeve .  E.G. the toilet roll fiasco . One of the rags showed a picture of empty shelves last week and set all the drongos off bulk buying just to sell more papers .  

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