I'm a "sad git" it appears for defending a few lads in Bradford who are complaing about Angard. I should "thank myself lucky" for woking for three weeks, in a weeky paid job, without being paid. Perhaps in Yokshire not being paid is a regular occurence as the residents of God's own Country are such an easy going and placid bunch?
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One other commenter hints they a benefit fiddlers as well. Can't help thinking their complexion has something to do with the responses.
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Tales of a Sad Git
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fishtank
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Re: Tales of a Sad Git
The comments section of online news stories attract nutbags and numbnuts.
When decent people try to reply it just attracts bigger nutbags and numbnuts.
It's one of the failings of t'internet.
When decent people try to reply it just attracts bigger nutbags and numbnuts.
It's one of the failings of t'internet.
good times, bad times you know I've had my share
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ennabee
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Re: Tales of a Sad Git
Yes i know that really... Funny thing is I'm a 'sad git' for responding from afar, but I expect the regulars are already on to blaming the EU for their bins not being emptied, or that Prince Philip is bugging their phone.fishtank wrote:The comments section of online news stories attract nutbags and numbnuts.
When decent people try to reply it just attracts bigger nutbags and numbnuts.
It's one of the failings of t'internet.