Irony thread
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C R
Squire
Should have written Get off are worms.
BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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- South Tyneside
All uphill
Slow and steady
Has anyone told Reform that many of are favourite birds are migrants?
C R
Squire
Now, now, making fun of their illiteracy makes you a sneering woketard.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
C R
Squire
I'm famous for being unable to spot my own illiteracy.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
C R
Squire
I assumed it was on purpose, hence my comment.
All uphill
Slow and steady
Oi!
AI/on My incorrect spelling of 'our' was deliberate and shows my finely tuned appreciation of current usage in a political sense. AI/off
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briantrumpet
Timewaster
Ironic that your ironic use of illiteracy was mistaken for illiteracy, in fact.
Rusty Nails
Country Member
My sinseerest appolojeez.
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briantrumpet
Timewaster
Evil_Breakfast
Regular
Mum warns of 'botched' £150 filler that cost £700 to fix
"Joanne Bauer, 48, said she chose a £150 treatment she spotted on social media after being quoted about £495 elsewhere, and later had to spend more than £700 having it corrected.
"I wished I'd done some more homework" the finance director from Altrincham, Greater Manchester, said."
Further down the article : "However, she said the cheap price was central to her decision."
I'm not CIMA/ACCA qualified, but I do know that spending £150 on a provided service; and then having to spend a further 370% to rectify said provided service, is a poor use of capital/money.
"Joanne Bauer, 48, said she chose a £150 treatment she spotted on social media after being quoted about £495 elsewhere, and later had to spend more than £700 having it corrected.
"I wished I'd done some more homework" the finance director from Altrincham, Greater Manchester, said."
Further down the article : "However, she said the cheap price was central to her decision."
I'm not CIMA/ACCA qualified, but I do know that spending £150 on a provided service; and then having to spend a further 370% to rectify said provided service, is a poor use of capital/money.
AuroraSaab
Epic Member
They managed to limit teeth whitening to qualified dentists, I don't see why they can't do the same for injectable procedures. It would seem quite an easy thing to prosecute and deter.
