âŠYet Government was there celebrating the sacrifice the elderly generations made to bring about VE day⊠you could not make it upâŠ
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Oh, I see.
So when you said you were doing office work, you werenât really doing office work. It seems from this post that itâs not really office work, and is in fact, fucking digging.
Glad thatâs all cleared up. I honestly donât know I could have gotten confused with your twisting tale which grows more incrementally worthy and inspiring in each telling.
I too supply the NHS. It isnât as important as a hole or a tent outside a GP surgery, but we have managed to deliver millions of meds to millions of customers all across the country.
Iâll slink off now and ponder how I ever get to your levels of worthiness.
Yes, hon. You? x
Chill. We have âofficeâ and âsite officeâ work That may not have been clear but I donât really differentiate between the two. For instance I donât have a drawing plotter at home and I cant get invoices directed to home so I have to go to the âofficeâ to do work (amongst other thing) and âsite officeâ work means covering site works in all their glory.
It is not a question if worthiness, Pap. We are all trying to do our best to get through this and everyone is playing a part in making things better. No one should be point scoring. It is not really worthwhile trying to pick faults in the way anyone works.
It wasnât clear. You told me to shut the fuck up when you should have offered this clarification then.
Could have saved all the bother.
Still, I guess if youâre used to digging holesâŠ
Yes, i did because you were on a wind up and were being judgmental, without knowing anything about us. Could have saved the bother by not being so. I guess weâre both to blame. Iâll let you have the last word though, being the psychological professional you are. 
Starmer has just read some of this quote from the Telegraph to Johnson during PMQs.
Johnson said everything was fine in care homes at the time and itâs getting better.
Labour leader questions discharges to care home
Keir Starmer now reads out a quote from a cardiologist who says patients suspected of having the coronavirus were moved from hospitals to care homes, without warning or support.
Boris Johnson replies that âthe number of discharges from hospitals to care homes went down in March and April.â
âWe had a system of testing people going into care homes,â he says adding âthat testing is being ramped up.â
It could be argued that the number of people being discharged from hospitals to care homes went down because they were all dying maybe? Or not being admitted in the first place? Pure fucking spin 
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Daft? Or sensible?
Yeah, I think youâre going to have to stop discerning my intentions.
I meant everything I said, not as a wind-up, assuming that you were working for someone else who was dragging you in.
Didnât realise you were responsible for that yourself.
Doesnât make my points an intentional wind-up. You just got wound up by them.
Now I wonât ape the wanker style of some, whoâd be demanding some kind of apology from me had I flown off the handle.
Iâll just take a crumb of comfort from the fact that for once, it wasnât me.
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Starmer isnât going to let Johnson off the hook on these things.
During their PMQ exchange, Starmer quoted government advice from March to Johnson.
Johnson glibbly responded saying that it wasnât true that the advice said that.
Starmer has written to the PM saying itâs more important than ever that ministers are accurate.
Lawyerâs speak for âYou lying cuntâ.
Suggestion is that Hansard will need to be amended.
Already posted above.
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Fuck off, Iâm blind.
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Thank you, Bletch. I didnât want to mention it in case I was attacked by the mindless goon.
This mindless goon would never attack you.
Nuff probs, init.
Mindless, blind goon. Please.
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As if we didnât know this was going to happen, either restrict numbers on tubes/buses or make mask compulsory!!
And yet, I can still see my cock without a mirror.