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[Mr. White]

If however your find for pumping sewage into water , then responsible shortly afterwards for a similar parasitic outbreak making it undrinkable without boiling whilst also demanding a 91% increase in customers bills to keep the company afloat then maybe read the room and not increase your dividends to £127m .

Of course I'm not ok with illegal disposal of waste. If that's what's happened, then there should be severe penalties and punishments. Health and Safety must come first.

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Of course I'm not ok with illegal disposal of waste. If that's what's happened, then there should be severe penalties and punishments. Health and Safety must come first.

The EU were pretty good for this.

 

[Mr. White]

Think he may find this a bit confusing judging by the recent ‘pastygate’ furore

What's your favourite pasty filling, JJ?

 

[Prevenger17]

Of course I'm not ok with illegal disposal of waste. If that's what's happened, then there should be severe penalties and punishments. Health and Safety must come first.

You're either a multi or the stupidest man who has posted on this site since @Oddball. And I can't tell which one, fair play

 

[Yarrgh]

Can I get these snowflakes via a chain store or is this an individual supplier?

Just wait for the nuclear winter like the rest of us.

 

[cronullasharks]

I've got poison coming out of the tap, but it's ok, free market capitalism means I've a few quid to spend because I have a pension so I can at least afford the medicine to help me recover from having drank liquid excrement. Hoorah for the stock market!

Save money by keeping the tap turned off and start shitting into a drinking cup. Yum yum

 

[Jimishorts]

Save money by keeping the tap turned off and start shitting into a drinking cup. Yum yum

I really need to sign you up as my life coach.

 

[Rita_Poon]

Don't be so dramatic! Be grateful you live in a country with safe water from a tap!

These things could still happen if the company was nationalised.

So, you're saying I should grow my own clean water?

 

[Thomasc]

 

[Mr. White]

So, you're saying I should grow my own clean water?

You should buy bottled water if you're that concerned.

 

[Rita_Poon]

You should buy bottled water if you're that concerned.

So, you're saying I should grow my own currency?

 

[Thomasc]

You should buy bottled water if you're that concerned.

That’s almost on the levels of “if you don’t like it here then leave”.

 

[Harryflashman]

You should buy bottled water if you're that concerned.

You know people pay for their water already and most do so under the impression they’ll be able to actually drink it without it giving them the Wildies. However it appears the plan is to pay £100m plus in dividends rather than provide clean drinkable water . To say if you don’t like it buy bottled water seems an absolutely bizarre response .

 

[Mr. White]

You know people pay for their water already and most do so under the impression they’ll be able to actually drink it without it giving them the Wildies. However it appears the plan is to pay £100m plus in dividends rather than provide clean drinkable water . To say if you don’t like it buy bottled water seems an absolutely bizarre response .

That comment was directed personally @Rita_Poon in response to, as normal, immature comments... "should I grow my own water"

Of course people should expect safe water. And that is what we usually receive.

 

[Rita_Poon]

That comment was directed personally @Rita_Poon in response to, as normal, immature comments... "should I grow my own water"

Of course people should expect safe water. And that is what we usually receive.

So, you're saying I should grow my own different expectations?