Boris at it again and the contest to replace the lying c***

[Keef]

Put me down for the hating the "great" British public,20 years working on the buses makes you realise that there's an awful lot of stupid roaming the streets,I left buses 2 1/2 years ago and don't miss it or the stress one bit,I think if I was still doing it,there'd have been a killing spree going on

 

[Derby Wolf]

My other half worked in Matlock before being furloughed, for the uninitiated it's a very pretty town in the Derbyshire Dales, popular with bikers and hikers alike. Most of her colleagues live there, and have been reporting similar visitor numbers still going but with no cafes or pubs open have resorted to loitering, littering and in some cases defecating on the streets.

Lumsdale Falls has also been closed by its owners, punishing locals from the town who were using the trails sensibly.

 

[SLA]

I get if you don't have a garden, lockdown must be pretty unpleasant, but it's not like we're a nation of Terry Waites chained to radiators, is it? Just have a bit of patience, stay at home or stay local, and wait for it to pass. The beach isn't going anywhere and there will be nice weather in the future.

 

[MARKakaJIM]

My other half worked in Matlock before being furloughed, for the uninitiated it's a very pretty town in the Derbyshire Dales, popular with bikers and hikers alike. Most of her colleagues live there, and have been reporting similar visitor numbers still going but with no cafes or pubs open have resorted to loitering, littering and in some cases defecating on the streets.

Lumsdale Falls has also been closed by its owners, punishing locals from the town who were using the trails sensibly.

In fairness I was tempted to defecate on the street in Matlock previously when I discovered they wanted to charge me to use the toilets near the bus station, thankfully short walk to Sainsburys solved the issue.

Is Lumsdale Falls worth a visit? Often considered going for a look when over that way but always end up forgetting about it.

This talk of Matlock now has me hankering for some delicious baked goods from Butterfingers, don't think we'll be in any rush to head that way for a while though, weekend before lockdown started we went out for a drive up Hope Valley and through Castleton then looped back around a through Chatsworth on the way home, just wanted a change of scenery as we'd spent the previous two weekends indoors so we didn't get out anywhere but any bit of parking we encountered was rammed and I imagine it'll be like that for the next few weeks too.

 

[Tredman]

Matlock Bath is the touristy one I think, Matlock itself is a little grim. Worked just up the road for nearly 10 years, nice area but loads of pinch points for tourists and walkers. Wouldn’t fancy it at the moment.

 

[sycophantia]

Love Matlock Bath, its really nice...but why you'd go there atm when nothings open, especially as its surrounded by loads of beautiful open countryside.
On the 'general public' are a pita, count me in on that, tend to avoid people at all costs. Only exception is football and gigs and even then I usually get grumpy with somebody

 

[MARKakaJIM]

Matlock Bath is the touristy one I think, Matlock itself is a little grim. Worked just up the road for nearly 10 years, nice area but loads of pinch points for tourists and walkers. Wouldn’t fancy it at the moment.

Where about did you work?

I prefer Matlock town personally, there's very little at Matlock Bath and it's always rammed, think the river is prettier through the town and there's a decent park to walk around. Granted there are some ropier parts of town though.

 

[Tredman]

Where about did you work?

I prefer Matlock town personally, there's very little at Matlock Bath and it's always rammed, think the river is prettier through the town and there's a decent park to walk around. Granted there are some ropier parts of town though.

Wirksworth, top of cromford hill on the way in from the north. Was really fun in the snow.. Went back couple of months ago, it’s a really lovely drive over but a massive drag if you are doing it multiple times a week.

If I’m honest I wouldn’t go to either Matlock, much nicer places in the peaks.

 

[leedswolf]

In fairness I was tempted to defecate on the street in Matlock previously when I discovered they wanted to charge me to use the toilets near the bus station, thankfully short walk to Sainsburys solved the issue.

Which aisle did you use?

 

[Kenny]

Number 2 I presume

 

[leedswolf]

Number 2 I presume

[emoji2]

Dry Packaged Goods?

 

[MARKakaJIM]

Wirksworth, top of cromford hill on the way in from the north. Was really fun in the snow.. Went back couple of months ago, it’s a really lovely drive over but a massive drag if you are doing it multiple times a week.

If I’m honest I wouldn’t go to either Matlock, much nicer places in the peaks.

Wirksworth is a lovely little place, Cromford too. If we had the money somewhere like that would be an ideal place to live, easy little commute for me down the A6 to work but alas we had to look further East in the less pretty, less removed from bleak mining history parts of Derbyshire. Still plenty of nice spots we can get to with a short drive though over towards Chatsworth and Bakewell or had some nice walks round the Hardwick Hall estate going the other way.

Seems strange having grown up in such large built up area that even from our relatively underwhelming little town we can walk down to the bottom of our street and be sort of 'nowhere' walking down a former railway line with a brook down one side and barely a sound to be heard, those sort of gaps between towns just don't exist where we grew up. A few people at work were a bit perplexed that we moved to where we did but even though it's no real upgrade from where we started that slight sense of space makes it seem very different to 'home'.

The goal would still be to move further West, and probably a bit North, as time and money allow.

 

[leedswolf]

VoteLeave board member Bernard Jenkyin appointed to chair of the Liaison Committee which holds the prime minister to account.

No other candidate was considered and this is another example that the government wants to avoid scrutiny at all costs.

 

[Johnny75]

VoteLeave board member Bernard Jenkyin appointed to chair of the Liaison Committee which holds the prime minister to account.

No other candidate was considered and this is another example that the government wants to avoid scrutiny at all costs.

Straight from the Trump school of cronyism.

 

[Derby Wolf]

In fairness I was tempted to defecate on the street in Matlock previously when I discovered they wanted to charge me to use the toilets near the bus station, thankfully short walk to Sainsburys solved the issue.

Is Lumsdale Falls worth a visit? Often considered going for a look when over that way but always end up forgetting about it.

This talk of Matlock now has me hankering for some delicious baked goods from Butterfingers, don't think we'll be in any rush to head that way for a while though, weekend before lockdown started we went out for a drive up Hope Valley and through Castleton then looped back around a through Chatsworth on the way home, just wanted a change of scenery as we'd spent the previous two weekends indoors so we didn't get out anywhere but any bit of parking we encountered was rammed and I imagine it'll be like that for the next few weeks too.

To be fair we haven't been, we've done the Heights of Abraham we'd planned on doing it once the weather was better before the virus kicked off. Butterfingers is incredible though!

 

[leedswolf]

To be fair we haven't been, we've done the Heights of Abraham

Lincs_Wolfe?

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

VoteLeave board member Bernard Jenkyin appointed to chair of the Liaison Committee which holds the prime minister to account.

No other candidate was considered and this is another example that the government wants to avoid scrutiny at all costs.

He hasn't turned up to a single one yet so it's largely irrelevant.

 

[leedswolf]

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[leedswolf]

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?story_fbid=1119793091752686&id=560034694395198

Britain Bites Back fb page;

I can no longer do this. I was asked to help be an admin on this page in March (even though I've not actually posted anything) to help "sort out the trolls". Well yes I'm a supporter of Brexit, and yes up until this week a supporter of Boris and the government, but I can no longer be part of this shitshow.

Today I had a zoom call with one of the page creators asking how we should approach the poor judgement of Dominic Cummings and was told in no uncertain terms that I cannot convey my personal thoughts (that he should resign or be sacked) and must support him regardless. I cannot tow the line on this. I'm out.

I'd also like to address how many commenters here on the page are clearly here to simply troll the admins. Well after getting to know them more I'd like it on record that I now fully understand why people are doing that. The admins here are people of absolute melt level, uneducated to the core, more thick ham than Donald Trump's delicatessen, and no I don't mind saying that because that's probably too long a word for them to understand it.

The creator constantly reminds people how his page has been featured in the Metro and Evening Standard, yet doesn't actually say it was because they were taking the piss. His attempt at a YouTube channel would be hilarious were it not for the dreadful content of the two videos so far (cheep cheep cheep...any more Trill left Dave?). He's also a bit sniffy that Tegan became 'the face' of the page and not him. It's been an issue for over a year, especially as she's just as thick as him. The shitshow of Sheerness continues...

Jack in Cheltenham...or is it Cinderford? (he's too thick as planks to even fucking know but he says he lives in "glostershire") is another porkchud that cannot grasp basic grammar and spelling. His beloved dog died and the other admins thought it was funny. He doesn't realise that yet, and I doubt his attention span has reached this far into the text for him to know that as new info. Twat.

Karin has the gammiest gash in Essex apparently. The 'fanny rash' post was put up in error instead of a private message (something she still can't fucking understand the difference the dumb cow) and the fact it got screen shot and gets reposted is a huge bone of contention. She can't delete them because she doesn't know how...an admin of a Facebook page cannot delete stuff...just let that sink in folks.

So you might want to screenshot this, as when one of these absolute airbrains works out where the delete button is it'll go, but at least I've made a post on here now which is something I was criticised for. I'll probably never vote Conservative again after the events of this week, but yes shoot me down if you want for feeling Brexit is a good move for the UK but at least I accept there is a counterargument there, something the porkrinds who run this page do not understand and never will.

Over and out of here. Mick.

 

[darlowolf64]

That is some "resignation letter" :icon_lol: