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16 minutes ago, Anti Facts Sir said:

Shops forced to close

Football matches postponed

GPs closed

Hospital operations suspended

 

It's like the Covid lockdowns are back....

It's indeed. But I think the reason and phycology is very different.

 

They are enforcing a period of mourning onto us and people are buying into it. Not to mourn a dead queen but to mourn all they lost during during the lockdown. As away of reducing the anger and hositity indemic in the population a sort of cleansing if you wish

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53 minutes ago, jois said:

It's indeed. But I think the reason and phycology is very different.

 

They are enforcing a period of mourning onto us and people are buying into it. Not to mourn a dead queen but to mourn all they lost during during the lockdown. As away of reducing the anger and hositity indemic in the population a sort of cleansing if you wish

 

I don't feel like that's what I'm witnessing.

 

Some are suggestible and hooked into the dramatic 'grief', others are enjoying the historical pageantry, while others are happy for the chance to skive off work on Monday.

 

Plenty (like most of us) are incensed by the entire extravagant spectacle but what bit of coverage given is intended to arouse the ire of our peers - or deter people from even daring to hold up a piece of blank paper rather than bowing and weeping!

 

 

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4 minutes ago, sickofallthebollocks said:

frking.jpg

It's definely a good fortnight to bury bad news! Not that I think fracking is bad news but you cant protest fracking and lay flowers at the palace at the same time. I suspect there is a lot more happening that's dropping below the radar

Liz truss is very fortunate indeed that most of the country is totally ignoring her

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Truss said last week that fracking would only recommence with the approval of people living in the areas they propose to conduct it in. I was curious to see how they would guage that consent, but if licences are already issued, I'll be surprised if they don't intend to just bulldoze their way ahead, regardless.

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5 hours ago, sickofallthebollocks said:

Tell us something new - we know sunscreen is well dodgy?  I don't know about you - but I always felt headachey after putting any of this stuff - especially over the face?
There is some better organic stuff around, but - as alot of you here are aware - this stuff is probably a mjor factor in alot of skin cancer cases:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/banana-boat-sunscreen-recalled-due-cancer-causing-chemical

 

 

This really needs a thread of its own, if there already isn't one. David Icke once claimed in one of his books (forget which one) that it was the suntan lotion that caused the skin cancer, not the sun.

 

I stopped using sunscreen a few years ago, though to be fair I was never a regular user of the stuff anyway, apart from maybe when I was on holiday in 'hot sunny countries'.

Even after liberally plastering myself with sunscreen, I'd still somehow end up burned somewhere.

 

What I learned that the sun lotions were also doing, is that they act as a filter for UV rays - the UV rays your skin needs so that the melanin can produce vitamin D.

 

So people are literally plastering themselves in "anti-vitamin D shield", which contains numerous other chemcials that get absorbed into the skin, yet it is the sun that causes the skin cancer!

 

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11 hours ago, sickofallthebollocks said:

Tell us something new - we know sunscreen is well dodgy?  I don't know about you - but I always felt headachey after putting any of this stuff - especially over the face?
There is some better organic stuff around, but - as alot of you here are aware - this stuff is probably a mjor factor in alot of skin cancer cases:
https://www.foxbusiness.com/lifestyle/banana-boat-sunscreen-recalled-due-cancer-causing-chemical

 

 

Thanks for this sickofallthebollocks and Tinfoil and AFS.

The potions and pharma companies are all the same. 

 

The suncream hysteria and media coercion was good training for me pre convid. Around the millennium I stated learning about creams, and was amazed at the attitude of some people who simply couldn't see that we need sunshine, and to let our skin breathe. The oils get in the ocean, and create a filthy layer of sheen on the surface in the coves. If nicotine patches can absorb into your skin / blood, then what are all of these potions and sprays doing?

 

The weather channels, morning TV, newspapers and schools did their bit in pushing the use of suncream, even here, on any day. Completely OTT.

 

I asked myself, I wonder what people did in the 'old days', and I found out from asking in Cyprus, that local fruits like pomegranate and watermelon can provide a natural protection for the skin. That suited my curiosity; that nature seems to have an answer for everything. The cocky little bastard. 

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On 9/13/2022 at 9:15 PM, Nemuri Kyoshiro said:

This belongs in the world of the weird section. The lady in question was propositioned not once but twice as she was resting in her car in a lay by. The ancient British pastime of dogging is alive and well.

 

https://www.manchestereveningnews.co.uk/news/uk-news/he-expecting-sex-carer-45-25002974

 

On 9/13/2022 at 9:26 PM, Anti Facts Sir said:

Blimey, he must have been desperate...

 

Ha ha ... you're bloomin' right, Sir 😆 There is so much ammunition here, but I'll hold back. She might be real?

 

Haven't heard a good dogging story since pre 2020 ?! 😆 

 

When I see this sort of attitude I think .. big deal, is that all you have to 'worry' about? 

 

For me the headline would concentrate on this little clip ...

 

Sam Williams took a three-hour break in between shifts, and to save on fuel costs decided to park up in a leafy rest spot to eat a meal and watch TV on her tablet.

 

Also, I wonder how many people have 'modified their behaviour', since the 'stick' of higher fuel prices? It's all in the data no doubt. 

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2 hours ago, sickofallthebollocks said:

🤣 Paignton safe haven!!😄  Yeah right - full of dossers and drunks more like...
Here, the new refugee arrivals (all men) are now complaining that the food is dire:
https://www.devonlive.com/news/devon-news/asylum-seekers-embrace-paignton-safe-7579280

 

 

On one hand, if it's genuine, that's called biting the hand that feeds you.

 

But in the other, I've always considered myself to be a good cook (sorry to blow my own trumpet) but in the last few years either my taste buds have changed, or a lot of food is just not right anymore. Flavours and or textures seem wrong to me and few things seem like they used to be. GMO or general sabotage of the food chain is what I suspect (unless others disagree in which case I'll assume it's just me?)

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14 minutes ago, Tinfoil Hat said:

 

On one hand, if it's genuine, that's called biting the hand that feeds you.

 

But in the other, I've always considered myself to be a good cook (sorry to blow my own trumpet) but in the last few years either my taste buds have changed, or a lot of food is just not right anymore. Flavours and or textures seem wrong to me and few things seem like they used to be. GMO or general sabotage of the food chain is what I suspect (unless others disagree in which case I'll assume it's just me?)

Too right Tinfoil, we eat too much food don't we?  too much food, too much poo, too much energy,pollution blah blah blah to make it all.  Less is more.
I too eat far less, never brekkie, a very light lunch - protein - meat based - no bread or carbs if I can help it, and then a good dindins in the evening.
Feel better when we eat less. 👍

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15 minutes ago, sickofallthebollocks said:

Too right Tinfoil, we eat too much food don't we?  too much food, too much poo, too much energy,pollution blah blah blah to make it all.  Less is more.
I too eat far less, never brekkie, a very light lunch - protein - meat based - no bread or carbs if I can help it, and then a good dindins in the evening.
Feel better when we eat less. 👍

With ya slippers and pipe for afters. 

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