Will B Good

I was triaged by phone at 1030 on a Friday......saw my GP at 1130.....referred to a hospital specialist for 1330.........none of which helped.....but the response was excellent. York in the UK.

Huge difference between getting a prompt GP appointment and the healthcare required for...say....renal failure, stroke, heart attack etc

I wondered about that....presumably the authorities still have a duty of care, regardless of his crime or because of it, and he will be segregated for the term of his sentence???

Oh boy.....he doesn't the half of it.

100%......He has gaslighted a whole nation in as little as eight years to believe good is bad, black is white, up is down.......watching from afar it reminds of the Emperor's new clothes......what are the America people (half of them at least) thinking????

Speculation.....555 The Bangkok Port will be moved away from the capital in a bid to tackle issues among residents in the Khlong Toei neighbourhood. According to the Secretariat of the Prime Minister's letter to the Transport Ministry and relevant agencies, the communication followed Prime Minister Srettha Thavisin's suggestion during the Cabinet meeting on April 2. The suggestion aims to ensure efficiency in the port development, which is under the Port Authority of Thailand's supervision, the letter said, adding that it is also in line with the national agenda on dealing with air pollution. The Transport Ministry and relevant agencies have been ordered to: • Accelerate the study on the feasibility of moving Bangkok Port, also known as Khlong Toei Port, away from the capital, covering the relocation of nearby oil silos. • Prepare a plan to develop the Bangkok Port area to tackle issues such as the slum community, traffic jams and air pollution. "The development should be clear, appropriate and complete as soon as possible based on benefits of Bangkokians," the letter said, adding that relevant agencies must submit progress to the prime minister.

The name is immaterial.....what is important are the objectives that she was set and the effectivness of any stratgies she developed and employed to achieve those objectives......and as a Brit I have no idea what they were....so the name means phffft.

OMG.....I've just started to watch some of these US committee hearings with the likes of MTG and LB sitting on them.....unbelievably embarrassing. If you have never watched the UK select committee hearings....try it....you'll get a shock.

That crossed my mind as well. I would not be surprised, if it is possible, that the state pension will become means tested. Bearing in mind the phenomenal cost of the state pension and the panic it causes politicians when they look into the future.....why not?

Nothing to do with the ridiculous attempt to bribe the electorate with cuts to NI....which are estimated to cost £22 billion?

Pound to a penny he won"t do more than four or five years.

Has he bitten you yet.?......that made me laugh.....every dog owners defence (I am a dog owner)

I am obviously biased, not being a fan, but five minutes of listening to him.....oh boy.

How sad am I....just read through all of that....just in case.

Resisted making that comment for two days now....555

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1. Everyone is white, although the tacky middle classes will endeavour to look brown. 2. Everyone lives in thatched cottages with rose covered porches. 3. Everyone goes to Church on a Sunday 4. All pubs have sticky carpets, hand pulled ales and a ruddy faced publican 5.The only people who don't work down the pit are workshy wasters. 6. There are no gays. 7. People who go to Oxbridge are your betters and should be respected as such. ....I could go on. Feel free to add to the list.

I read the other day....although this will be trashed or demands for footage or 'real" quotes will be made......that large numbers of Trump fans were visibly bored and on their smartphones during Trump's acceptance speech.....could have been left wing agent Provocateurs I guess?

For me it happens rarely, but does seem related to fatigue. Best for you to see a quack regardless I guess.

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25? Few zeros missing there I fancy.

Required every year at Chaiyaphum IO, even though our address never changes......they never visit though....three hour round trip.

The only thing I could say is........ four years inside a Glasgow jail as a kiddy fiddler......will seem like a lifetime!!

Not to be watch Trump sycophants.....you would find it too upsetting.

5555 You know he does....he is gaslighting you.