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What agenda is that, then?the usual suspects jumping on this to highlight own particular agenda
Get's so boring and so predicatble
What agenda is that, then?the usual suspects jumping on this to highlight own particular agenda
Get's so boring and so predicatble
No you don't, unless you've lost all sense of proportion.As much as I am disgusted with the stabbing I fucking despise 'thoughts and prayers' even more.
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I was reading some comments on drill social media about the incident the other day and people were pissed off at a 'civilian' getting stabbed - the bloke on the bike that is. I've seen similar comments like that in the past and it backups what you say. Of course no doubt plenty of people who would prefer to remain as civilians are drawn in because of their age and who they're friends with, go to school with etc.It's rare that it's random attacks.
Any clues as to the motive?I was reading some comments on drill social media
I was reading some comments on drill social media about the incident the other day and people were pissed off at a 'civilian' getting stabbed - the bloke on the bike that is. I've seen similar comments like that in the past and it backups what you say. Of course no doubt plenty of people who would prefer to remain as civilians are drawn in because of their age and who they're friends with, go to school with etc.
It's fucking tragic that these people feel that they're at war.
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and you’re the one who thinks that nurse is paranoidIt makes you want to wear a stab vest. But if you do, make sure it's hidden, otherwise if you do get stabbed it will be in your neck, or in your thigh to get the femoral artery.
The rapper who was making a video on the 21st has tweeted about the stabbing:
The rapper who was making a video on the 21st has tweeted about the stabbing:
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Interesting.
I wouldn't have invited them if I thought it would put anyone at risk he says.
So he did a risk assessment then. Unfortunately it seems he got that wrong.
Unfortunate things do happen - eg a fatal accident on the set of Noel Edmonds BBC show. Edmonds suffered a temporary setback in his career, but in the free-wheeling world of Youtube production Reefy is no doubt free to carry on without further consequences or supervision.
The programme is remembered for several accidents during its regular "Give it a Whirl" stunt slot; in particular the death of Michael Lush. The show was cancelled by the BBC on 15 November 1986, following the death of Lush two days earlier. While rehearsing a bungee jump to be performed live on the show, Michael Lush plunged 120 feet (37 m) to his death when his rope came loose. Edmonds resigned from the BBC immediately afterwards............ from Noel Edmonds Wikipedia entry
Something’s not relevant just because you remember it.Interesting.
I wouldn't have invited them if I thought it would put anyone at risk he says.
So he did a risk assessment then. Unfortunately it seems he got that wrong.
Unfortunate things do happen - eg a fatal accident on the set of Noel Edmonds BBC show. Edmonds suffered a temporary setback in his career, but in the free-wheeling world of Youtube production Reefy is no doubt free to carry on without further consequences or supervision.
The programme is remembered for several accidents during its regular "Give it a Whirl" stunt slot; in particular the death of Michael Lush. The show was cancelled by the BBC on 15 November 1986, following the death of Lush two days earlier. While rehearsing a bungee jump to be performed live on the show, Michael Lush plunged 120 feet (37 m) to his death when his rope came loose. Edmonds resigned from the BBC immediately afterwards............ from Noel Edmonds Wikipedia entry