BoldonLad
Old man on a bike. Not a member of a clique.
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How unusualWell this thread has disintegrated in to a mess of distraction, diversion and personal attacks pretty quickly.
How unusualWell this thread has disintegrated in to a mess of distraction, diversion and personal attacks pretty quickly.
Brexit is important to me. I voted remain, rather obviously, I would imagine, that means I didn’t vote for Boris.False economy, I might say
If three subsequent posts are then required to clear up the misunderstanding.
The winky to me, in this context, denotes that you're implying something not said.
Or else it could even be seen in some circumstances as a bit patronising.
As if you're taking the piss out of an issue which you know is important to me.
If I don't know what that not said thing is, I will draw my own conclusions.
They may well, of course be erroneous conclusions.
But this ambiguity, is highly likely to arise, when being spoken to, by someone who is not not personally known to me .
Brexit is important to me. I voted remain, rather obviously, I would imagine, that means I didn’t vote for Boris.
I have previously stated the downsides for me. Admittedly, “first world problems” in my case, but, I am aware others (including my grandchildren) will in all probability be even more disadvantaged.
Brexit is important to me. I voted remain, rather obviously, I would imagine, that means I didn’t vote for Boris.
I have previously stated the downsides for me. Admittedly, “first world problems” in my case, but, I am aware others (including my grandchildren) will in all probability be even more disadvantaged.
I’d missed that Labour will not support Electoral Reform…if that’s the case were farked for generations to come :-(Couldn't have put it better myself.
https://www.thenational.scot/news/1...pendent-uk-f--college-europe-professor-warns/
The CLPs supported it 85%, it was scuppered by the trade unions.I’d missed that Labour will not support Electoral Reform…if that’s the case were farked for generations to come :-(
Couldn't have put it better myself.
https://www.thenational.scot/news/1...pendent-uk-f--college-europe-professor-warns/
I like the concept of Unions, bit fear most are lions led by donkeys. That PR and Unions are not aligned seems like shooting themselves in the foot - something the left seem adept at doing….The CLPs supported it 85%, it was scuppered by the trade unions.
It's so frustrating, I'm theoretically massively in favour of being in a union but they repeatedly act against my interests. I'm ditching Unite anyway, and joining the ACB.
I like the concept of Unions, bit fear most are lions led by donkeys. That PR and Unions are not aligned seems like shooting themselves in the foot - something the left seem adept at doing….
I'm all in favour of direct language, but oh dear, a supposed academic using the f word hardly inspires confidence.
Or put another way, I wouldn't believe a word Professor Potty Mouth says.
Worth responds:Quit taking the moral high ground Paley, I'm sure you've let off a few F-bombs in your time, as we all have/still do from time to time.
The Prof is saying it as it is. Sometimes the F word does have its place. It does appear that, yet again, you failed to engage with what he says but rather go for the person. Didn't Thatcher say that is a sign of someone losing the argument?
Worth responds:
View: https://twitter.com/jonworth/status/1442973618049257472?s=19
It was a farking tweet.
Quit taking the moral high ground Paley, I'm sure you've let off a few F-bombs in your time, as we all have/still do from time to time.
The Prof is saying it as it is. Sometimes the F word does have its place. It does appear that, yet again, you failed to engage with what he says but rather go for the person. Didn't Thatcher say that is a sign of someone losing the argument?
I'm all in favour of direct language, but oh dear, a supposed academic using the f word hardly inspires confidence.
Or put another way, I wouldn't believe a word Professor Potty Mouth says.