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It's almost like the UK knew what we were voting for, then were surprised by getting what we voted for.

It's almost like you expected "the club" to change its membership requirements, for someone who was no longer a member.

Don't lose sleep over it. Let it lie ;-)

If and when the private sector start training their medical staff themselves, rather than relying on the NHS to do it. Which is unlikely.

A colourful but contrived advertising billboard, IMHO. Even worse since the septics took charge.

And stops the timbers of the roof structure breathing, leading to rot.

Once you've binned the monarchy, it's not coming back. For the drop in the ocean it costs p.a., I for one would say to the anti brigade "Be careful what you wish for".

Overtime? Fudge that :mrgreen:

Still alive (y)

For what?

Don't moan about government waste and inefficiency then, as you're clearly happy to spunk billions away into the pockets of PE

"A third of the population" is what you said. You are a ******. Confirming what everyone knows about Reform voters (y)

That's a ninth then.

:mrgreen:

Catching a train to London

You misunderstood my reply. You said that you cost the NHS little to nothing. Presuming you were born in Italy or a private hospital here, and were covered by insurance for your entire life until now, I'd agree. But the tab is not settled until you're gone, and not costing the NHS anything is...

You have the terms "leader" and "lying, grifting rapist" mixed up (y)

A third of the UK population will vote, on a good day. And that's across all parties.

God forbid you get something that's not covered, and requires extended treatment, stays, aftercare, major operations. Hopefully you took out your insurance with no pre-existing or excluded conditions.

Leave your 'phone at home. Wear a hoodie and jeans, and a pair of trainers. Then, get dropped off anywhere in large parts of the UK. If you're lucky, someone will find you before you've died of hypothermia. Apart from the major conurbations, much of the UK is very sparsely developed, if...