Guest wrote:MungoBrush wrote:Guest wrote:Ray of Sunshine wrote:Guest wrote:This a bit disingenuous, where are India, China, Bhutan etc etc on this alleged league?
Australia? How do we compare on skin cancer?
Utter bollocks
Well thanks for that guest, I'm sure the World Health Organisation will be chastened to find out their 20 year study is "utter bollocks."
And of course Australia has a higher rate of skin cancer than the UK it's a lot hotter!
Good morning Ray, thanks for confirming there is no league and that your post is bollocks.
Cancer is fucking awful, and having had family members suffer I resent your trying to turn people into statistics worldwide.
There are lies, damned lies and statistics after all.
And whoever compiled your alleged league with a purposeful agenda when doing so.
Or are you too thick a gammon to understand that.
And can you tell me how much further we will be relegated once cunts like you get your Brexit?
Dear guest
Next time you post your crap, why don't you take the time to read the actual source material before you break out into a moronic diatribe?
It helps to read
That's the way you learn things.
And it can save you publicly embarrassing yourself with posts like this one.
Public embarrassment? I’m guessing you have developed a very tough skin then, one beyond embarrassment.
You should take up comedy Mungammon, you and Raygammon being ever so concerned about health issues is fucking hilarious!
You’re the people demanding the end of the NHS because you’re demanding on a daily basis that we leave the E.U. and you don’t care what effect that will have on patient care.
Learn to read? Good advice Mungammon.
Read the Yellowhammer report and please feel free to come back and comment once you’ve educated yourself.
That way you’ll stop making an absolute c**t of yourself daily.
Another display of total ignorance and stupidity from a poster too ashamed to post under his real name
Yellowhammer is a contingency plan
Do you know what that is?
Every business has contingency plans
They are sometimes called "disaster recovery plans" or "business continuity plans"
And sometimes thay have practices to make sure that they would work in the event of an incident
A "fire drill" is one such example
Even Labour understands this - remember when McDonnell said that a Labour government would crash the currency?
What did Corbyn say?
See? even Corbyn understands the need for planning for unfortunate events
So why not just admit your ignorance of such matters instead of posting such utter garbage?
"Jeremy Corbyn says it is "right to look at all these scenarios" after his shadow chancellor suggested that there could be a run on the pound if Labour went into government.
John McDonnell said Labour was doing "war-game-type scenario-planning" for events such as "a run on the pound".
Mr Corbyn backed Mr McDonnell in an interview with BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, telling her that his colleague was "making the point that you've got to look at all these things and all these scenarios".
"John is right to look at all these scenarios because if we're going to move into government we need to know what we're going to do… but also look at all the scenarios we might face," he said."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-41393021
[quote="Guest"][quote="MungoBrush"][quote="Guest"][quote="Ray of Sunshine"][quote="Guest"]
This a bit disingenuous, where are India, China, Bhutan etc etc on this alleged league?
Australia? How do we compare on skin cancer?
Utter bollocks[/quote]
Well thanks for that guest, I'm sure the World Health Organisation will be chastened to find out their 20 year study is "utter bollocks."
And of course Australia has a higher rate of skin cancer than the UK it's a lot hotter![/quote]
Good morning Ray, thanks for confirming there is no league and that your post is bollocks.
Cancer is fucking awful, and having had family members suffer I resent your trying to turn people into statistics worldwide.
There are lies, damned lies and statistics after all.
And whoever compiled your alleged league with a purposeful agenda when doing so.
Or are you too thick a gammon to understand that.
And can you tell me how much further we will be relegated once cunts like you get your Brexit?[/quote]
Dear guest
Next time you post your crap, why don't you take the time to read the actual source material before you break out into a moronic diatribe?
It helps to read
That's the way you learn things.
And it can save you publicly embarrassing yourself with posts like this one.[/quote]
Public embarrassment? I’m guessing you have developed a very tough skin then, one beyond embarrassment.
You should take up comedy Mungammon, you and Raygammon being ever so concerned about health issues is fucking hilarious!
You’re the people demanding the end of the NHS because you’re demanding on a daily basis that we leave the E.U. and you don’t care what effect that will have on patient care.
Learn to read? Good advice Mungammon.
Read the Yellowhammer report and please feel free to come back and comment once you’ve educated yourself.
That way you’ll stop making an absolute c**t of yourself daily. :hap:[/quote]
Another display of total ignorance and stupidity from a poster too ashamed to post under his real name
Yellowhammer is a contingency plan
Do you know what that is?
Every business has contingency plans
They are sometimes called "disaster recovery plans" or "business continuity plans"
And sometimes thay have practices to make sure that they would work in the event of an incident
A "fire drill" is one such example
Even Labour understands this - remember when McDonnell said that a Labour government would crash the currency?
What did Corbyn say?
See? even Corbyn understands the need for planning for unfortunate events
So why not just admit your ignorance of such matters instead of posting such utter garbage?
"Jeremy Corbyn says it is "right to look at all these scenarios" after his shadow chancellor suggested that there could be a run on the pound if Labour went into government.
John McDonnell said Labour was doing "war-game-type scenario-planning" for events such as "a run on the pound".
Mr Corbyn backed Mr McDonnell in an interview with BBC political editor Laura Kuenssberg, telling her that his colleague was "making the point that you've got to look at all these things and all these scenarios".
"John is right to look at all these scenarios because if we're going to move into government we need to know what we're going to do… but also look at all the scenarios we might face," he said."
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-politics-41393021