@DBen1994 @therealmsdrew I will leave you to eat your piece of rubber in peace, but I will note that your jaw muscles must be as strong as an Ox with all that extra chewing you have to do.
@OSTBear @b51775767 @MsVanillaRose @therealmsdrew Agreed it was a stupid mistake but the person who does the you’re* is literally the worst type of person. Usually the person in the corner at a party that everyone avoids. Don’t be that person.
@DBen1994 @therealmsdrew Having steak which is well done is Neanderthal. Working out that the flavour comes from undercooking it is human. If you eat well done steak you might as well be eating rubber.
@tonyrawdin9 @benEFC2020 I bought her flowers, delivered yesterday to avoid the Mother’s Day rush. Although I sadly can’t visit my mum today as that is against lockdown laws but according to you I am allowed to if I call it a vigil? Is that correct? Thanks for confirming Tony.
@tonyrawdin9 @benEFC2020 My god tony you are thick. Vigil/gathering (whatever you want to call it) they were in breach of lockdown law and were arrested. Simple.
@Javenova_@wholikesgrapes@TheHeroicHulk@byiers13 It’s pretty straightforward, no need to be 50/50. Did they have permission to hold the vigil. No. We’re they given a chance and told to leave. Yes. Did they leave? No. So they were arrested.
@byiers13 Agreed. Can’t believe this women would knowingly break lockdown laws. Ah least the police were there to keep us folk at home safe. #SendLockdownRuleBreakersToJail
@SophieGraceCha1 They asked for permission, police said no. They went to court, court said no but try make a plan with the police. Police still say no. Women unlawfully arrive. Police do there job. Outcry. Women aren’t above the law all of a sudden.