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[john jako]

At least his knee isn’t hurting anymore

No kneed for that

 

[Kurt.]

No kneed for that

It was to kneazy to ignore

 

[Amw79]

I am shocked that the right wing, pro Trump, deep state-obsessed, climate denying, consumer of explicitly and exclusively right-wing alternative media turned out to be anti-lockdown as well.

I wonder what his position on vaccines is?

 

[Prevenger17]

I am shocked that the right wing, pro Trump, deep state-obsessed, climate denying, consumer of explicitly and exclusively right-wing alternative media turned out to be anti-lockdown as well.

I wonder what his position on vaccines is?

V hard to pin down this free thinker

 

[Amw79]

V hard to pin down this free thinker

You just never can tell what his position on a topic will be. An unpredictable polymath.

 

[Prevenger17]

Hard to believe Adversus would lie about anything tbh, he's always been so up front and honest in the ten previous incarnations he wouldn't admit to

 

[coollino]

Let me tell you a story about a brother in laws grandfather. He was retired, mobile, active in his community, cared for a sick wife but had his routine. To keep himself active he walked to the supermarket each day, about 2 miles, to buy some newspapers. He was in good health. His only problem was that he needed some injections in this knees once every few weeks to help him walk.

When the lockdown came this man wasn't allowed any more injections. It was too risky for someone to see him for 5 minutes and administer them. Nor would they send him his injections to administer himself or to anyone else to do it for him. It became too painful to walk, so he stopped. He then started to decline rapidly. He became depressed, he then became bed bound and then died. Ironically his really ill wife was taken to a care home and is still alive even now, but the lockdown killed the healthier person.

Go on ... tell us you saved granny. The NHS this man had paid into and supported all his life abandoned that man who only needed simple, cheap, trivial support. It's an example of how disgraceful that lockdown was. It killed people. It made people live alone in misery unable to see family.

Immm blue dabba dia diooo I'm blueee, I have a blue house with a blue window

 

[cronullasharks]

I think you've made this story up.

Fortnightly injections in his knees? Really?

Heroin?

 

[JimmyJeffers]

Immm blue dabba dia diooo I'm blueee, I have a blue house with a blue window

Needs to go in the boss covers thread

 

[Daveysgingerlovechild]

Heroin?

Don't think the NHS do that. So our man is bemoaning lockdowns disrupting criminal activity.

So quite possibly, the half-wit.

 

[cronullasharks]

Don't think the NHS do that. So our man is bemoaning lockdowns disrupting criminal activity.

So quite possibly, the half-wit.

That's how I read it too, the drug pushers are the real victims in this fabricated yet tragic tale.

 

[coollino]

Needs to go in the boss covers thread

Who gave Russell brand his guitar back

 

[Tramps_mate]

No mate, dont forget, Comrade Corbyn would have joined Russia in invading Ukraine so we would be getting the cheap stuff on tap from Big Vlad.

 

[roydo]

Don't think the NHS do that. So our man is bemoaning lockdowns disrupting criminal activity.

So quite possibly, the half-wit.

You would be surprised mate.

 

[Kurt.]

Let me tell you a story about a brother in laws grandfather. He was retired, mobile, active in his community, cared for a sick wife but had his routine. To keep himself active he walked to the supermarket each day, about 2 miles, to buy some newspapers. He was in good health. His only problem was that he needed some injections in this knees once every few weeks to help him walk.

When the lockdown came this man wasn't allowed any more injections. It was too risky for someone to see him for 5 minutes and administer them. Nor would they send him his injections to administer himself or to anyone else to do it for him. It became too painful to walk, so he stopped. He then started to decline rapidly. He became depressed, he then became bed bound and then died. Ironically his really ill wife was taken to a care home and is still alive even now, but the lockdown killed the healthier person.

Go on ... tell us you saved granny. The NHS this man had paid into and supported all his life abandoned that man who only needed simple, cheap, trivial support. It's an example of how disgraceful that lockdown was. It killed people. It made people live alone in misery unable to see family.

This is how I became the prince of belair