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34 minutes ago, scbk said:

The NC500 always seems to attract the good tourists

 

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Local outrage erupted after a video emerged showing a man empting a chemical toilet on a NC500 lay-by.

 

 

Dirty buggers :011:

It's been floating around the Motorhome, camper forums for a couple of days. Apparently they are a bunch of students from Leeds Uni who pay their way with social media channels. 

 

You can see how smart they are they are trying to find somewhere on the NC500 to get a coffee, did they not realise there's a kitchen in the back of the van.

 

 

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Due to several Rememberance Sunday pissups in various houses in our village, and no doubt plenty of mingling and drunken embraces, the village is now apparently rife with the 'Rona.

 

A very very decent bloke in his seventies is on a ventilator.

 

Our antisocial nature has however been our salvation.

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2 hours ago, Mark J said:

It appears that Mrs Patel is a bit of a 'babe':

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The home secretary apologises for any upset - but says she was "not being supported" by her department.

 

It’s just a BS story Mark. 
 

When did life change such that ‘work time’ was meant to be protected fun time?

 

Having fun at work is a bonus but claiming ‘bullying’ when the boss tells you to do your job is not bullying - it’s work. 
 

A boss has a job to do too - be the boss. That means they sometimes have to tell people to do stuff they don’t want to do. 
 

Doesn't make it ‘bullying’, it makes it work. 
 

People take a job voluntarily, they sell their time in exchange for money. 

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2 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

It’s just a BS story Mark. 
 

When did life change such that ‘work time’ was meant to be protected fun time?

 

Having fun at work is a bonus but claiming ‘bullying’ when the boss tells you to do your job is not bullying - it’s work. 
 

A boss has a job to do too - be the boss. That means they sometimes have to tell people to do stuff they don’t want to do. 
 

Doesn't make it ‘bullying’, it makes it work. 
 

People take a job voluntarily, they sell their time in exchange for money. 

I dunno Kev,

They have standards that they're supposed to uphold.

I'm yet to work for anyone who didn't swear like a trooper on occasion, but you have strike a balance. I expect people to carry on like that. Many wouldn't.

It seems like there's ructions since Dom abandoned ship.


 

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Just now, Mark J said:

I dunno Kev,

They have standards that they're supposed to uphold.

I'm yet to work for anyone who didn't swear like a trooper on occasion, but you have strike a balance. I expect people to carry on like that. Many wouldn't.

It seems like there's ructions since Dom abandoned ship.


 

You'd think an ardent Labour supporter would be keeping their head down in light if the recent revelations regarding real bullying within the Labour ranks. 

 

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The roots of the row that continues to overshadow the Labour Party.

 

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