- Jul 17, 2003
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Will Cummings go ?
You’re going to be a mess in the morning [emoji23]Your poor wife....
You’re going to be a mess in the morning [emoji23]Your poor wife....
Will Cummings go?
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I didnt say I didnt understand what he did wrong. Just that in the circumstances I can understand why he did and that my wife and I would have done the same. I repeat whatever the advice was I would look ahead for worst case scenario that may end up in hospital and get child to familiar surroundings with close family.
R. Slicker
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- Jan 1, 2009
- 4,498
Mate, I think you should know i am not right wing.
You should also know that I like a good crack.
You should also know that I love it when we have a beer or two.
Mouldy SHHHHH. you've outed me. I will admit that we have enjoyed a few drinks and frequently crossed swords, particularly about a particular ageing striker.
However, I think you will concede. This current government is a shambles.
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I know what you mean - ie, you'd need proof he went somewhere else for example, but if this was in a court of law, they'd ask would the average person think it's reasonable to for someone who felt unwell and had blurred vision to test their ability to drive by driving for over an hour, with their wife and 4-year-old child in the car. And the answer is no, they wouldn't. It's as much proof as is needed.
Even then they'd try and bullshit their way out of it:
"Oh, that. Yeah, well, er, I needed to test I was up for the drive to London, so I got in the car to go for a drive and my wife said 'oh look, we've got vouchers for my birthday, why don't you just start driving in that direction, and if you feel well, we'll just keep going'. I was like 'oh blimey, I didn't know you were sat in the car, are you and the boy fine with me risking your lives while I see if I can, er, see?' and she was like 'Yeah let's do it, what could possibly go wrong?' so I was like 'ok' so we did."
Thank you, that is a huge weight off my mind.
Cummings is an aide, an advisor, or in other words just an assistant.
Why the fxxk was he holding a press conference from No 10 Downing Street? He is not an elected representative of the people, he is not a government official, he should not be afforded the use of the official home of the Prime Minister to discuss his personal life with the press. Makes you wonder who is the actual boss?
Why the fxxk was he holding a press conference from No 10 Downing Street? He is not an elected representative of the people, he is not a government official, he should not be afforded the use of the official home of the Prime Minister to discuss his personal life with the press. Makes you wonder who is the actual boss?
This is me
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- Sep 15, 2013
- 784
In February this year Caroline Flack prematurely ended her life, the reason was because she was hounded by the media, social and mainstream. She was targeted because of a row with her boyfriend Lewis Burton. Yes she allegedly hit him with a lamp, but Burton didn't undertake any further action. The storm that followed proved to be too much for Caroline .
Now we have a situation where a father panicked/made a bad decision, and is being subjected to the most horrible abuse by the media. Nobody can tell me that the mass scrum confronting him in front of his wife and child, or the setting up a large screen blasting out the news to his home with his wife and child is acceptable. I have to wonder how much damage has been done to the son of Dominic Cummings. But I suspect a large part of our society will not even give this a second thought.
For all of you that remember the death of Caroline Flack, remember the campaign afterwards.
BE NICE
Now we have a situation where a father panicked/made a bad decision, and is being subjected to the most horrible abuse by the media. Nobody can tell me that the mass scrum confronting him in front of his wife and child, or the setting up a large screen blasting out the news to his home with his wife and child is acceptable. I have to wonder how much damage has been done to the son of Dominic Cummings. But I suspect a large part of our society will not even give this a second thought.
For all of you that remember the death of Caroline Flack, remember the campaign afterwards.
BE NICE
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Booooo!
Bold Seagull
strong and stable with me, or...
- Apr 5, 2014
- 28,134
The questions section is still up. Much to titter at in there.
But if we all follow your advice, the government can do what the **** they want, and we're not allowed to criticise them for it. That can't be right?
I think that page is down now. Please link if not.
- Apr 5, 2014
- 28,134
Much like the uniform response the Tory MPs are sending out to complaining constituents.
It's called the party whip.
RossyG
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- Dec 20, 2014
- 2,630
Oh, I had no illusions that it was an act of spontaneous sincerity.
- Apr 5, 2014
- 28,134
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Scroll down and click on Q & A
The Clamp
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I see your point but.... all this is is in Cumming's hands. If he doesn't want his wife or child to suffer the press intrusion or the shouting in the street he could do the right thing; Admit his lies, apologise and resign. Then he can **** off up to his family estate in Durham and skink away in one his Pater's farm houses away from the press asking for pesky things like truth and honesty.
Have we covered this next lie:-
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