| Turn the tide 22:04 - Mar 19 with 7023 views | westside |
Today's soundbite from Cummings and that scruffy blond fraudster |  | | |  |
| Turn the tide on 22:09 - Mar 19 with 4345 views | Flashberryjack |
"Turn the tide" I sure someone will be along to translate that.  |  |
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| Turn the tide on 22:10 - Mar 19 with 4344 views | sainthelens |
Dull cvnt trying to spin that 12 weeks and we'll turn it round.
No wonder people wanna stay in the pubs.
Total fckn c0ckwomble. |  | | |
| Turn the tide on 22:24 - Mar 19 with 4307 views | WarwickHunt |
“Send it packing”. What a colossal fûcking twät he is. |  | | |
| Turn the tide on 22:27 - Mar 19 with 4292 views | sainthelens |
Takes me back to the days of watchn Capt Pugwash. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 22:34 - Mar 19 with 4281 views | Darran |
To me see and this is just my opinion this is the kind of thing that makes things worse.
We all know that Cummings and Johnson are a pair of ćunts but we’ve got some of the best experts and scientists in the world in Britain so how do any of you know we won’t turn the tide or send it packing?
Doesn’t everyone hope we do turn the tide and send it packing within 12 weeks?
Why does everything have to be political all the time? |  |
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| Turn the tide on 22:45 - Mar 19 with 4260 views | WarwickHunt |
| Turn the tide on 22:34 - Mar 19 by Darran |
To me see and this is just my opinion this is the kind of thing that makes things worse.
We all know that Cummings and Johnson are a pair of ćunts but we’ve got some of the best experts and scientists in the world in Britain so how do any of you know we won’t turn the tide or send it packing?
Doesn’t everyone hope we do turn the tide and send it packing within 12 weeks?
Why does everything have to be political all the time? |
Not political, his braying public school twà t persona just gets on my fûcking tits. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 22:51 - Mar 19 with 4246 views | sainthelens |
| Turn the tide on 22:45 - Mar 19 by WarwickHunt |
Not political, his braying public school twà t persona just gets on my fûcking tits. |
This. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 22:53 - Mar 19 with 4236 views | Darran |
| Turn the tide on 22:45 - Mar 19 by WarwickHunt |
Not political, his braying public school twà t persona just gets on my fûcking tits. |
He gets on my tits too but we should be rooting for him/them to do exactly what they say instead of ridiculing everything they say Shirley? [Post edited 19 Mar 2020 22:53]
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| Turn the tide on 22:58 - Mar 19 with 4220 views | sainthelens |
| Turn the tide on 22:53 - Mar 19 by Darran |
He gets on my tits too but we should be rooting for him/them to do exactly what they say instead of ridiculing everything they say Shirley? [Post edited 19 Mar 2020 22:53]
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Tucking up businesses by not officially closing em as to avoid insurance payouts has really yanked my chain. Just don't trust a word he says. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 23:06 - Mar 19 with 4207 views | WarwickHunt |
| Turn the tide on 22:53 - Mar 19 by Darran |
He gets on my tits too but we should be rooting for him/them to do exactly what they say instead of ridiculing everything they say Shirley? [Post edited 19 Mar 2020 22:53]
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I’ll stop ridiculing him when he stops being an annoying, pompous fûcking twà t. Deal? | | | |
| Turn the tide on 23:09 - Mar 19 with 4196 views | Darran |
| Turn the tide on 23:06 - Mar 19 by WarwickHunt |
I’ll stop ridiculing him when he stops being an annoying, pompous fûcking twà t. Deal? |
Oh fućk me listen to her. | |
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| Turn the tide on 23:11 - Mar 19 with 4193 views | Darran |
| Turn the tide on 22:58 - Mar 19 by sainthelens |
Tucking up businesses by not officially closing em as to avoid insurance payouts has really yanked my chain. Just don't trust a word he says. |
Well yes I agree that’s a disgrace but that’s a different subject altogether. | |
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| Turn the tide on 23:14 - Mar 19 with 4186 views | raynor94 |
| Turn the tide on 22:53 - Mar 19 by Darran |
He gets on my tits too but we should be rooting for him/them to do exactly what they say instead of ridiculing everything they say Shirley? [Post edited 19 Mar 2020 22:53]
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Well the scientists, who really should be the people in the know, are giving Boris this information we can beat it in 12 weeks, at the end of the day he's just a mouthpiece during this crisis |  |
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| Turn the tide on 23:22 - Mar 19 with 4159 views | sainthelens |
| Turn the tide on 23:11 - Mar 19 by Darran |
Well yes I agree that’s a disgrace but that’s a different subject altogether. |
You think we should be rooting for a bumbling excuse ? Then again, some of us gave Bobbly a chance at first. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 23:28 - Mar 19 with 4144 views | Darran |
| Turn the tide on 23:22 - Mar 19 by sainthelens |
You think we should be rooting for a bumbling excuse ? Then again, some of us gave Bobbly a chance at first. |
Yes absolutely we should be rooting for everything he’s saying to come true. | |
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| Turn the tide on 23:43 - Mar 19 with 4128 views | monmouth |
| Turn the tide on 23:14 - Mar 19 by raynor94 |
Well the scientists, who really should be the people in the know, are giving Boris this information we can beat it in 12 weeks, at the end of the day he's just a mouthpiece during this crisis |
And he'll take all the credit and act like Churchill as if he personally won the war against the virus. Don't mess with GB, virus.
I'd settle for that right now, given the shambolic non preparations that my nurse wife described earlier, and the reactive rather than proactive approaches. Let's not forget that 'herd immunity' was the irrefutable science that wewere meant to trust less than a week ago. Then again China has no new cases after,what, 8 or 9 weeks?
And it's not about time, it's relative severity that is the measure here. How many will die in that 12 week period? Lets hope to god not many. His turn of phrase is still a disgrace. Statistically, myself and a few others on here have a chance of not being around after 12 weeks and the moronic c*nt is still not testing health professionals in the front line nor providing anything but laughable protection, putting my wife and many others in peril.
So yeah I'm a bit sensitive to the eton mess spouting off with his send it packing, turn the tide and particularly 'do what it takes' shit when he's doing nothing of the kind.
There's your translation. |  |
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| Turn the tide on 23:43 - Mar 19 with 4127 views | sainthelens |
| Turn the tide on 23:28 - Mar 19 by Darran |
Yes absolutely we should be rooting for everything he’s saying to come true. |
Fair shout Dar, but he's a fckn born liar pal. Personally I could do without him, would rather just listen to the flanking experts. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 00:17 - Mar 20 with 4083 views | Professor |
| Turn the tide on 22:34 - Mar 19 by Darran |
To me see and this is just my opinion this is the kind of thing that makes things worse.
We all know that Cummings and Johnson are a pair of ćunts but we’ve got some of the best experts and scientists in the world in Britain so how do any of you know we won’t turn the tide or send it packing?
Doesn’t everyone hope we do turn the tide and send it packing within 12 weeks?
Why does everything have to be political all the time? |
Only works if you listen to and act on the advice, rather than select the bit that suits your means |  | | |
| Turn the tide on 00:22 - Mar 20 with 4078 views | Kilkennyjack |
| Turn the tide on 23:43 - Mar 19 by monmouth |
And he'll take all the credit and act like Churchill as if he personally won the war against the virus. Don't mess with GB, virus.
I'd settle for that right now, given the shambolic non preparations that my nurse wife described earlier, and the reactive rather than proactive approaches. Let's not forget that 'herd immunity' was the irrefutable science that wewere meant to trust less than a week ago. Then again China has no new cases after,what, 8 or 9 weeks?
And it's not about time, it's relative severity that is the measure here. How many will die in that 12 week period? Lets hope to god not many. His turn of phrase is still a disgrace. Statistically, myself and a few others on here have a chance of not being around after 12 weeks and the moronic c*nt is still not testing health professionals in the front line nor providing anything but laughable protection, putting my wife and many others in peril.
So yeah I'm a bit sensitive to the eton mess spouting off with his send it packing, turn the tide and particularly 'do what it takes' shit when he's doing nothing of the kind.
There's your translation. |
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| Turn the tide on 00:39 - Mar 20 with 4061 views | LeonWasGod |
I heard he was going to 'get on top of it' within 12 weeks. I assumed he's got a new intern starting . |  | | |
| Turn the tide on 00:48 - Mar 20 with 4057 views | LeonWasGod |
| Turn the tide on 23:14 - Mar 19 by raynor94 |
Well the scientists, who really should be the people in the know, are giving Boris this information we can beat it in 12 weeks, at the end of the day he's just a mouthpiece during this crisis |
There's no evidence they are though. He said it was his personal view that he thinks we can 'turn the tide'/'get on top of it' in 12 weeks. Didn't say where that came from and it's pretty much meaningless waffle.
He didn't say we could beat it in 12 weeks. That's more likely to be how long it will be before we review whether to start relaxing controls, based on other countries. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 08:07 - Mar 20 with 3959 views | WarwickHunt |
| Turn the tide on 23:09 - Mar 19 by Darran |
Oh fućk me listen to her. |
Here you go, luv.
John Crace in today’s Guardian...
It’s not just Boris Johnson’s fundamental lack of plausibility that is the problem. At Thursday evening’s daily Downing Street press conference, he seemed to have totally lost the plot. After a few days of trying to do “serious face” he had reverted to his default end-of-the-pier-show act; the Archie Rice who could no longer even entertain himself. Back were all the familiar smirks, knowing nods and third-rate gags. He sounded tonally deaf, totally at odds with the mood of the nation. When the country wants a man of substance, we get a man of straw.
Coronavirus was back to being some kind of comic-book super-villain. We’d give it a good smack on the nose, dig deep for 12 weeks, and then everything would be more or less back to normal. First we take coronavirus, then we take Brexit. Both were things that could be “got done”. It’s not even as if Boris intentionally means to be glib. He’s desperate to be seen as a great leader. It’s just that he’s fundamentally psychologically flawed. He genuinely can’t bear anything that is too real or too meaningful as it exposes his narcissistic wound that can never heal. So he has to deflect, make light, minimise. Anything but empathy. That costs him far too much. | | | |
| Turn the tide on 08:19 - Mar 20 with 3939 views | Best_loser |
| Turn the tide on 08:07 - Mar 20 by WarwickHunt |
Here you go, luv.
John Crace in today’s Guardian...
It’s not just Boris Johnson’s fundamental lack of plausibility that is the problem. At Thursday evening’s daily Downing Street press conference, he seemed to have totally lost the plot. After a few days of trying to do “serious face” he had reverted to his default end-of-the-pier-show act; the Archie Rice who could no longer even entertain himself. Back were all the familiar smirks, knowing nods and third-rate gags. He sounded tonally deaf, totally at odds with the mood of the nation. When the country wants a man of substance, we get a man of straw.
Coronavirus was back to being some kind of comic-book super-villain. We’d give it a good smack on the nose, dig deep for 12 weeks, and then everything would be more or less back to normal. First we take coronavirus, then we take Brexit. Both were things that could be “got done”. It’s not even as if Boris intentionally means to be glib. He’s desperate to be seen as a great leader. It’s just that he’s fundamentally psychologically flawed. He genuinely can’t bear anything that is too real or too meaningful as it exposes his narcissistic wound that can never heal. So he has to deflect, make light, minimise. Anything but empathy. That costs him far too much. |
Boris has always been lazy
Now the novelty of winning an election has worn off and he is faced with having to work you can see he has lost his enthusiasm
Gove said he didn't have what it takes
Going to be a long four years for him, and us |  | | |
| Turn the tide on 08:36 - Mar 20 with 3910 views | Kerouac |
F*ck me, did he get paid to write that?
What a load of old f*cking toss.
What kind of w*nker reads that and takes it seriously.
No substance. |  |
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