"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

ike said he was "livid" after receiving a phone call on Sunday morning,
explaining the nurses had been halted by road closures implemented for
the race.
"We took a call from one of the Macmillan nurses saying they'd been
stopped by race marshals near Dorchester," he explained.
"They were meant to be here at 9.45am, but finally arrived after 12.30pm.
"One of the nurses was almost in tears when she got here – they both
said they'd be reporting the incident to their boss."
Mr Lathwell, 77, said the nurses work hard to make Patricia, who has
terminal ovarian cancer, as comfortable as they can at home.

"When the nurses were finally able to get here, one of them explained
they'd been told they could go through, but they were sitting in their
car and there was about forty cyclists coming towards them en-masse.
What could they do?
"They were waiting there and there was no escort available."

https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/16...elayed/?ref=ar

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

MrCheerful wrote:
ike said he was "livid" after receiving a phone call on Sunday
morning, explaining the nurses had been halted by road closures
implemented for the race.
"We took a call from one of the Macmillan nurses saying they'd been
stopped by race marshals near Dorchester," he explained.
"They were meant to be here at 9.45am, but finally arrived after
12.30pm. "One of the nurses was almost in tears when she got here -
they both said they'd be reporting the incident to their boss."
Mr Lathwell, 77, said the nurses work hard to make Patricia, who has
terminal ovarian cancer, as comfortable as they can at home.

"When the nurses were finally able to get here, one of them explained
they'd been told they could go through, but they were sitting in their
car and there was about forty cyclists coming towards them en-masse.
What could they do?
"They were waiting there and there was no escort available."

https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/16...elayed/?ref=ar

Macmillian nurses are magnificent, as I unfortunately found out.
Cyclists are self righteous filth.

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

On Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 2:48:23 PM UTC+1, Mr Pounder Esquire wrote:
MrCheerful wrote:
ike said he was "livid" after receiving a phone call on Sunday
morning, explaining the nurses had been halted by road closures
implemented for the race.
"We took a call from one of the Macmillan nurses saying they'd been
stopped by race marshals near Dorchester," he explained.
"They were meant to be here at 9.45am, but finally arrived after
12.30pm. "One of the nurses was almost in tears when she got here -
they both said they'd be reporting the incident to their boss."
Mr Lathwell, 77, said the nurses work hard to make Patricia, who has
terminal ovarian cancer, as comfortable as they can at home.

"When the nurses were finally able to get here, one of them explained
they'd been told they could go through, but they were sitting in their
car and there was about forty cyclists coming towards them en-masse.
What could they do?
"They were waiting there and there was no escort available."

https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/16...elayed/?ref=ar

Macmillian nurses are magnificent, as I unfortunately found out.
Cyclists are self righteous filth.

How do you feel about the runnists and swimmists who also took part?

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

Why has no one offed this **** yet?

MrCheerful wrote:
ike said he was "livid" after receiving a phone call on Sunday morning,
explaining the nurses had been halted by road closures implemented for
the race.
"We took a call from one of the Macmillan nurses saying they'd been
stopped by race marshals near Dorchester," he explained.
"They were meant to be here at 9.45am, but finally arrived after 12.30pm.
"One of the nurses was almost in tears when she got here – they both
said they'd be reporting the incident to their boss."
Mr Lathwell, 77, said the nurses work hard to make Patricia, who has
terminal ovarian cancer, as comfortable as they can at home.

"When the nurses were finally able to get here, one of them explained
they'd been told they could go through, but they were sitting in their
car and there was about forty cyclists coming towards them en-masse.
What could they do?
"They were waiting there and there was no escort available."

https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/16...elayed/?ref=ar

In other news, nurses admit that they didn't check beforehand for any
possible delays. They just thought they'd palm the blame off onto the
only minority group in the UK whom it's still 'cool' to hate, and then play
the Mother Theresa card, to make sure no one called them on it...

--
john smith |MA (Hons)|MPhil (Hons)|CAPES (mention très bien)|LLB (Hons)
'It never gets any easier. You just get faster'
(Greg LeMond (1961 - ))

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

On Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 5:18:05 PM UTC+1, Bruce 'Not Glug' Lee wrote:
Why has no one offed this **** yet?

Because he is his own punishment. Cheerless and Pounder do not live happy lives.


MrCheerful wrote:
ike said he was "livid" after receiving a phone call on Sunday morning,
explaining the nurses had been halted by road closures implemented for
the race.
"We took a call from one of the Macmillan nurses saying they'd been
stopped by race marshals near Dorchester," he explained.
"They were meant to be here at 9.45am, but finally arrived after 12.30pm.
"One of the nurses was almost in tears when she got here – they both
said they'd be reporting the incident to their boss."
Mr Lathwell, 77, said the nurses work hard to make Patricia, who has
terminal ovarian cancer, as comfortable as they can at home.

"When the nurses were finally able to get here, one of them explained
they'd been told they could go through, but they were sitting in their
car and there was about forty cyclists coming towards them en-masse.
What could they do?
"They were waiting there and there was no escort available."

https://www.dorsetecho.co.uk/news/16...elayed/?ref=ar

In other news, nurses admit that they didn't check beforehand for any
possible delays. They just thought they'd palm the blame off onto the
only minority group in the UK whom it's still 'cool' to hate, and then play
the Mother Theresa card, to make sure no one called them on it...


As I have said before a well run tyranny requires scapegoats for the masses to focus their hatred on.
Currently it is cyclists, at one time single mothers were responsible for all society's ills.

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

Simon Jester wrote:

In other news, nurses admit that they didn't check beforehand for any
possible delays. They just thought they'd palm the blame off onto the
only minority group in the UK whom it's still 'cool' to hate, and then
play the Mother Theresa card, to make sure no one called them on it...

As I have said before a well run tyranny requires scapegoats for the
masses to focus their hatred on. Currently it is cyclists, at one time
single mothers were responsible for all society's ills.

Don't let the neo-nazis over on uk.politics.misc hear you say that. For
them, Britain is a 'democracy'. Dib-dib-dib, Vulcan bombers, warm ale,
cricket on the village green, land of hope and glooooooory!!!!

Y.
--
john smith |MA (Hons)|MPhil (Hons)|CAPES (mention très bien)|LLB (Hons)
'It never gets any easier. You just get faster'
(Greg LeMond (1961 - ))

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

On Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 7:50:05 PM UTC+1, Bruce 'Not Glug' Lee wrote:
Simon Jester wrote:

In other news, nurses admit that they didn't check beforehand for any
possible delays. They just thought they'd palm the blame off onto the
only minority group in the UK whom it's still 'cool' to hate, and then
play the Mother Theresa card, to make sure no one called them on it...

As I have said before a well run tyranny requires scapegoats for the
masses to focus their hatred on. Currently it is cyclists, at one time
single mothers were responsible for all society's ills.

Don't let the neo-nazis over on uk.politics.misc hear you say that. For
them, Britain is a 'democracy'. Dib-dib-dib, Vulcan bombers, warm ale,
cricket on the village green, land of hope and glooooooory!!!!


Democracy is two Wolves and a Sheep voting on what to have for dinner.

"unfair for us to allow you through."
 

On Wed, 03 Oct 2018 19:27:36 GMT, Simon Jester
wrote:

On Wednesday, October 3, 2018 at 7:50:05 PM UTC+1, Bruce 'Not Glug'
Lee wrote:
Simon Jester wrote:

In other news, nurses admit that they didn't check beforehand for
any possible delays. They just thought they'd palm the blame off
onto the only minority group in the UK whom it's still 'cool' to
hate, and then play the Mother Theresa card, to make sure no one
called them on it...

As I have said before a well run tyranny requires scapegoats for
the masses to focus their hatred on. Currently it is cyclists, at
one time single mothers were responsible for all society's ills.

Don't let the neo-nazis over on uk.politics.misc hear you say that.
For them, Britain is a 'democracy'. Dib-dib-dib, Vulcan bombers,
warm ale, cricket on the village green, land of hope and
glooooooory!!!!


Democracy is two Wolves and a Sheep voting on what to have for dinner.


Don't diss warm ale, it's great fuel. Don't drink and drive; take the
bicycle.

--
Bah, and indeed, Humbug.