Luckily I have Sundays off.
25 Apr 2023
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<canned laughter>
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I forgot to add 'with HILARIOUS results!'
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So you take off Sundays? Could still be you then.
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No sign of me in the Brown Bread thread.
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Fun fact: my old office where I journalismed for a few months is on that industrial park.
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Detailed analysis of the impact of a 'bonfire of regulation', on ordinary people, provided for the hard of thinking today.
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Yep. Closely following it for obvious reasons.
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No water in NG12. More people who should be in jail.
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Mike?
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I'm not against it. What can we get him on? Impersonating a footballer?
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If Keira Knightley hasn't got a restraining order she should have, I'd start with that.
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I see there are warnings about totally
unprecedented attacks on us by the russians. -
Babelfish says: "you are denied access to timely healthcare, the roads that you try to use to get anywhere are fucked, and your children face the prospect of a lifetime of slavery to financial debt, because the tories stole your money."
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It's a disgrace and there should be prosecutions for fraud and malfeasance in public office and as much should be recovered as is possible. But that's about 1% of the government's annual expediture. On its own, it wouldn't really make a difference.
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Relevant to this discussion is that the increase in public sector spending on pensions increased by £17bn from 22/23 to 23/24: www.statista.com/statistics/298907/united-kingdom-uk-public-sector-expenditure-pensions/#:~:text=The%20government%20of%20the%20United,in%20the%20previous%20financial%20year.
And that's going to keep going up and up. Unlike covid which was, at least, a one off.
