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as much as it is terrible story about the lady set herself alight, it is cleansing the gene pool.......... Harsh but if you are that thick.......

Darwinism, survival of the fittest.

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as much as it is terrible story about the lady set herself alight, it is cleansing the gene pool.......... Harsh but if you are that thick.......

Darwinism, survival of the fittest.

If she dies it must be a Darwin Award competitor.

I still cant understand what exactly she was thinking, or why she was transferring petrol from a jerry can into a glass jug, because her daughter had run out of fuel in a kitchen

Women...kitchen? Non kitchen related task..fail?

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Women...kitchen? Non kitchen related task..fail?

It had dawned on me....

I'm not niave to think this isn't a money making ploy. As I said, the media (especially the left) as well as labour will pounce on any showing of 'weakness' I.e an apology. Hence making one impossible. Politicians, just like the police, make easy targets for people who want someone to blame. Could all the critics run the country better? I'm not saying government is perfect, but it's a niave person who thinks its an easy job.

I defend the right to strike, unless doing so endangers others. I'm a teacher, but I don't strike. I have a Cush job. But that's not to say I disagree with those that do strike.

talking of kitchen, whats she doing in the hospital? surely shell wanna take her mind off the burns by making sandwiches?

I'm not niave to think this isn't a money making ploy. As I said, the media (especially the left) as well as labour will pounce on any showing of 'weakness' I.e an apology. Hence making one impossible. Politicians, just like the police, make easy targets for people who want someone to blame. Could all the critics run the country better? I'm not saying government is perfect, but it's a niave person who thinks its an easy job.

I defend the right to strike, unless doing so endangers others. I'm a teacher, but I don't strike. I have a Cush job. But that's not to say I disagree with those that do strike.

completely agree mate, I believe the tabloid media have an alarming amount of power over the morons in society and you are absolutely correct.

on another just got me some fuel as I appear to have used more than I expected went to tesco and was waiting behind one car at the four open pumps and then before i knew it there was a queue behind me. at half eleven. on a friday night.

It's a load of shit, i needed some petrol as my golf was low. I was driving into the road where the forecourt was, to find cones blocking the entry. I then seen a few people in high visibility jackets, one told me that the petrol station was closed due to the petrol station causing bad traffic jams. I then noticed the huge que of traffic all around the supermarket so i had to go all the way to the back and que just to get out of the car park. It took 45 minutes just travel about 0.2 miles

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^ nearly had the same problem myself yesterday at a supermarket.until i shifted the cones and got on my way,wasnt doing a lap of sainsburys carpark :lol:

i managed to fill up elsewhere pretty quick,about a 3 minute wait for the car,and same today for my petrol and diesel needed at work.

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^ nearly had the same problem myself yesterday at a supermarket.until i shifted the cones and got on my way,wasnt doing a lap of sainsburys carpark :lol:

i managed to fill up elsewhere pretty quick,about a 3 minute wait for the car,and same today for my petrol and diesel needed at work.

I had the problem at sainsburys :lol: i couldn't get petrol at asda either because i didn't have any money on card, i just had cash
I'm not niave to think this isn't a money making ploy. As I said, the media (especially the left) as well as labour will pounce on any showing of 'weakness' I.e an apology. Hence making one impossible. Politicians, just like the police, make easy targets for people who want someone to blame. Could all the critics run the country better? I'm not saying government is perfect, but it's a niave person who thinks its an easy job.

But these 'mistakes' weren't all made at the same time. One silly arse apparently made one, then as soon as the public outcry was dying down from that another one said exactly the same kinda thing, this has happened 3 or 4 times now. It would take some pretty nieve fool to believe that a boss would allow four such high profile employees to make such a mistake over and over and not try to distance themselves or try to claim it was just a mistake... as far as I'm aware no one has even tried to claim that this retarded advice is even a mistake?

i really don't get why they want to strike, a fuel tanker driver is one of the best jobs (and best paid) in the haulage industry.

the unions should back off and stop trying to cause strikes and tbh any driver that strikes should be sacked, as there are plenty of drivers who would jump at the opportunity to become a tanker driver.

the reason this country is in shit is because the of the unions and the worst part is people believe that the unions are on their side! they are not on anyones side all they seem to do is destroy industry and create unemployment, the demise of the british car industry is a prime example of how the unions "helped" the workers to stay in their jobs.

talking of kitchen, whats she doing in the hospital? surely shell wanna take her mind off the burns by making sandwiches?

yawn

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Swear I heard on the news that they're not even going on strike now for at least 2 weeks? And the queues are still silly round my way.

i really don't get why they want to strike, a fuel tanker driver is one of the best jobs (and best paid) in the haulage industry.

15 years ago the airport refuellers at Manchester were on £30K+ even more than we were on as CAA licence'd aircraft technicians, who were signing for the safe condition of the aircraft with 360+ passengers lives and if we were found to be neglegent, it would be manslauter x360 plus any casualties on the ground, yet the refuellers just hooked up to an underground fuel supply and to the aircraft and start pumping, Jet A1 is so stable a fuel you could throw a lit ciggy into a barrel of it and it would go out

I'm not niave to think this isn't a money making ploy. As I said, the media (especially the left) as well as labour will pounce on any showing of 'weakness' I.e an apology. Hence making one impossible. Politicians, just like the police, make easy targets for people who want someone to blame. Could all the critics run the country better? I'm not saying government is perfect, but it's a niave person who thinks its an easy job.

But these 'mistakes' weren't all made at the same time. One silly arse apparently made one, then as soon as the public outcry was dying down from that another one said exactly the same kinda thing, this has happened 3 or 4 times now. It would take some pretty nieve fool to believe that a boss would allow four such high profile employees to make such a mistake over and over and not try to distance themselves or try to claim it was just a mistake... as far as I'm aware no one has even tried to claim that this retarded advice is even a mistake?

Guy- I wouldn't compliment them by believing they had the intelligence to plot such a scheme!

The advice was shite too- quite what 5litres of fuel would do to help, when you're stranded miles from home is beyond me, however- the media (and MPs) love playing this to their advantage:

BBC News: John Mann, Labour MP for Bassetlaw, Karl Turner, MP for Hull East, and Labour Lord Toby Harris are among those who have called for Mr Maude to resign if it turns out his comments contributed to the burns accident suffered by 46-year-old Diane Hill.

She was seriously injured after petrol ignited as she poured it from one container into another in her kitchen.

The cooker was on and the petrol fumes ignited. She has been treated for 40% burns at Pinderfields Hospital in Wakefield.

Mr Mann said Mr Maude "should now be considering the consequences of his actions and do the decent thing and resign".

Diane Hill, is obviously fucking stupid. I would bet if she hadn't burnt herself on this occasion, she may have drunk petrol, maybe used it as shampoo, maybe cooked with it?

The problem isn't the shite advice, it's the retard choosing to act upon it!

I wonder how many people would, if the government said

"go jump off a bridge"

This countries fucked due to a massive lack of common sense

The way i see it, we've established a few things.

One - the government are quite happy with how it's all going. It might not be all about tax, but it's about something and it's all looking rosy. With pastygate perfectly timed to keep the plan working. Making sure people are stocked up so the unions fail does hold some weight in part if not all, given the relationship they have with the tories.

Two - the unions are parasites, they used to feed off Labours back hand, but they don't get fed by the tories so they're finding any excuse to look like they're needed. And they have tempted well paid staff to stick up for them.

Fact is, they do so much damage whenever they throw their weight about, you can only question if they're any good anywhere. The company i work for, we have all rejected use of a union, and we are a close, happy, successful corporate structure as a result. Our biggest competitor is stark contrast. I will never expose my employment details on the internet, and never have in my long career with them so far, so you'll have to take my word.

Three - Labour are still working out how best to have a dig at the coalition, and have scraped little together yet but for some total retard who was lucky to make it into her 40's anyway. In this new age, we've gone back to the notion that people are responsible for their actions. Amen to that.

Four - she represents millions of brits who are actually so enslaved to a controlled system, they make a mockery of the human's status in the animal kingdom.

Five - we're not a complete lost hope yet - we love things that get us all thinking together about us all as a population. I'd say in unison, but out of it would be better in this case..

Mikey's got it spot on imo

While we are getting a bit political, what's all this big fuss about the Tories taking money from people in Exchange for meetings and possibly the chance to have their say in policy? Labour have been doing that same thing with the unions for years, so much so that the unions chose who would take over leadership from brown :?

what about pasty tax?

what about pasty tax?

All the idiots were getting fuel whilst i was stock piling Cornish pasties before the TAX increase.

what about pasty tax?

Tbh I think all gregs should have microwaves that are free to use for the customers, buy it cold and heat it up avoiding the tax :lol:

the unions are labour.fact.

the union leaders even said they are with no denial or statement from labour.

they fund them and dictate there actions,thats why labour wouldnt/couldnt speak out about there plans for a fuel strike over easter,but put down tories efforts of avoiding a strike in the belief that people are thick enough to buy it

and the main person in the plans for the strike is also the labour parties treasurer lol :lol:

shame on people who voted labour,we will pay for there devious actions for decades to come or longer.this countries one big time bomb ready to go off

nuff said ..

what about pasty tax?

Tbh I think all gregs should have microwaves that are free to use for the customers, buy it cold and heat it up avoiding the tax :lol:

I'm moving to nuneaton in preperation for when you stand for parliament guy. you have my vote.

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