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postieboy Oct 2016 12:19pm, 2 Oct 2016 3,788 posts	Quote 1 pin postieboy Headphones wearers in races. Cost me a PB in Cardiff today. Selfish arsehole.
swittle Oct 2016 12:47pm, 2 Oct 2016 40,925 posts	Quote Pin swittle [Looking forward to your blog.]
Fellrunning Oct 2016 8:16pm, 2 Oct 2016 1,744 posts	Quote Pin Fellrunning People who cant read or ignore "Caution Hedge Cutting In Progress. Keep well clear of the tractor" signs and then act surprised when they showered with hedge mulchings from the flail. Listen - these things are Bl@@dy dangerous. There's a good reason why the driver is wearing goggles, hard hat, ear defenders etc etc. Show a bit of patience and wait until she's seen you and switched the flail off....
Wriggling Snake Oct 2016 6:25pm, 3 Oct 2016 13,223 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake Patience is so 20th Century....
Wriggling Snake Oct 2016 10:12am, 5 Oct 2016 13,234 posts	Quote Pin Wriggling Snake Yesterday, BBC breakfast asking Theresa May, who let us remember nobody but nobody has voted for as PM being asked about her shoes and a recipe for Scones. Utterly disgraceful.
Wobbling Oct 2016 10:16am, 5 Oct 2016 3,892 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling Seriously WS? The BBC asked our Prime Minister about shoes? And scones? FFS. I despair, I really do.
NoFleecingAround Oct 2016 10:17am, 5 Oct 2016 30,601 posts	Quote Pin NoFleecingAround Tories. I feel sick just reading about them and their disgustingness.
Nicholls595 Oct 2016 10:20am, 5 Oct 2016 7,911 posts	Quote Pin Nicholls595 What is Jeremy Corbyn's stance on scones?
macca 53 Oct 2016 10:23am, 5 Oct 2016 23,953 posts	Quote Pin macca 53 I'm sure he'd be delighted to get a soft ball like that that he could despatch over the ropes
Wobbling Oct 2016 10:25am, 5 Oct 2016 3,893 posts	Quote Pin Wobbling He only approves if they're slathered is strawberry jam as a representation of the country turning to hard-core socialism. If red jam is not applied, he believes they are a disgraceful representation of the appalling bourgeoisie habits of high-tea, having nice things and indulgence. Scones should be therefore piled against a statue of Queen Victoria and a flock of pigeons let lose on them.