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Why ever not ? You're not taking her home to meet your parents, she obviously isn't bothered about getting sticky sauce all over her face, it's a friday night delight................ & if she turns you down you could always try the "I've got boxes of pot noodles at home" line. You've pulled !0
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To be fair those twice chewed noodles have more class & grace than our repulsive excuse of a CEOBrendan_O_Connell said:That bird has far more class and grace in her little finger than our CEO has in her whole body. Even with twice chewed noodles hanging out of her gob!!
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All day long an easy yes from me0
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This is one thread that probably needs deleting.0
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What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?10
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On a semi serious note, a few months ago I was helping someone who'd collapsed and there was a multitude of people either videoing or taking pictures. Easily as many as we're showing concern. I'm sure I've said before I don't lose my temper much and subsequently tell a story about how I have but there are probably some videos floating around of 'angry man helping lady in distress'Red_in_SE8 said:What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?
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As a member of the emergency services,I see this situation all the time,people reaching for their phones rather than helping. Even filming poor souls breathing their last. Many a time either myself or one of my colleagues have 'accidentally' ran into one of these cretins and they've unfortunately dropped the phoneCarter said:
On a semi serious note, a few months ago I was helping someone who'd collapsed and there was a multitude of people either videoing or taking pictures. Easily as many as we're showing concern. I'm sure I've said before I don't lose my temper much and subsequently tell a story about how I have but there are probably some videos floating around of 'angry man helping lady in distress'Red_in_SE8 said:What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?
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Welcome to 2016.Red_in_SE8 said:What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?
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problem with camera phones these days cunts have to video everything.3
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And then it gets posted on here...palarsehater said:problem with camera phones these days cunts have to video everything.
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I was just going to say this, the emergency services must have a nightmare. When I was in the FB the phones weren't about, but I remember smashing into a man with a camera taking photo's of a deceased man as we removed him from a car. Sad times......Redvalleyeast said:
As a member of the emergency services,I see this situation all the time,people reaching for their phones rather than helping. Even filming poor souls breathing their last. Many a time either myself or one of my colleagues have 'accidentally' ran into one of these cretins and they've unfortunately dropped the phoneCarter said:
On a semi serious note, a few months ago I was helping someone who'd collapsed and there was a multitude of people either videoing or taking pictures. Easily as many as we're showing concern. I'm sure I've said before I don't lose my temper much and subsequently tell a story about how I have but there are probably some videos floating around of 'angry man helping lady in distress'Red_in_SE8 said:What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?
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Been going on for a while. About 4/5 years ago, midnight on a Friday, I heard a car crash outside the flat in Harold Hill. The car had rolled about 4 times, taken the bark off a thick oak tree and gone through a wall of a pub car park into a seafood van coming to rest on its gas canisters. About 20 people came out and I was the only one helping them as they clambered out of the car getting covered in petrol as they fell on the floor. Everyone else decided it was a good time to take photos, video, walk the dog etc.The Red Robin said:
Welcome to 2016.Red_in_SE8 said:What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?
At no point did I think of taking a video yet everyone else to a man decided that's what they should do. They drove like idiots but their lives could have been in the balance. Voyeurism at its worst.1 -
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Better than anything I've seen down the Miller's bexley so yeees0
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Had a fire at a boarding house of a grammar school once, only aggressive swearing got the lads moving instead of filming. Went from polite, to assertive to apoplectic potty mouth, then they moved, was a tad worried I would appear on YouTube for a bit.Redvalleyeast said:
As a member of the emergency services,I see this situation all the time,people reaching for their phones rather than helping. Even filming poor souls breathing their last. Many a time either myself or one of my colleagues have 'accidentally' ran into one of these cretins and they've unfortunately dropped the phoneCarter said:
On a semi serious note, a few months ago I was helping someone who'd collapsed and there was a multitude of people either videoing or taking pictures. Easily as many as we're showing concern. I'm sure I've said before I don't lose my temper much and subsequently tell a story about how I have but there are probably some videos floating around of 'angry man helping lady in distress'Red_in_SE8 said:What kind of sick fuck thinks it is ok to secretly film a situation like that never mind posting it on social media?
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I've avoided commenting because of the issues raised by a few on here, but here I am commenting anyway. I was initially tempted to immediately reply "YES" because she is obviously an attractive young woman. However, I was reminded of a situation I was in a few years ago when a woman I've known for many years (and I've known there was an attraction there) made a drunken pass at me - I did the gentlemanly thing and politely refused. If she'd been sober it would have been a different story.
Sorry this isn't up to my usual hilarious standard. ;-)0 -
Think yourself lucky mate. The other way around and these days you might be looking at a sexual harassment charge.Saga Lout said:I've avoided commenting because of the issues raised by a few on here, but here I am commenting anyway. I was initially tempted to immediately reply "YES" because she is obviously an attractive young woman. However, I was reminded of a situation I was in a few years ago when a woman I've known for many years (and I've known there was an attraction there) made a drunken pass at me - I did the gentlemanly thing and politely refused. If she'd been sober it would have been a different story.
Sorry this isn't up to my usual hilarious standard. ;-)
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You're usually hilarious?Saga Lout said:I've avoided commenting because of the issues raised by a few on here, but here I am commenting anyway. I was initially tempted to immediately reply "YES" because she is obviously an attractive young woman. However, I was reminded of a situation I was in a few years ago when a woman I've known for many years (and I've known there was an attraction there) made a drunken pass at me - I did the gentlemanly thing and politely refused. If she'd been sober it would have been a different story.
Sorry this isn't up to my usual hilarious standard. ;-)
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Yea - it's a funny old world out there these days and not in a good way IMHO.Off_it said:
Think yourself lucky mate. The other way around and these days you might be looking at a sexual harassment charge.Saga Lout said:I've avoided commenting because of the issues raised by a few on here, but here I am commenting anyway. I was initially tempted to immediately reply "YES" because she is obviously an attractive young woman. However, I was reminded of a situation I was in a few years ago when a woman I've known for many years (and I've known there was an attraction there) made a drunken pass at me - I did the gentlemanly thing and politely refused. If she'd been sober it would have been a different story.
Sorry this isn't up to my usual hilarious standard. ;-)0 -
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Yes. Have seen far worse exhibitions of eating from drunk young ladies on the way home late at night. They were all woulds too.......0
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Afternoon Delight said:
Yes. eating drunk young ladies on the way home late at night. They were all woulds too.......
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