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  On 06/11/2023 at 18:50, Weston Super Saint said:

Does choosing not to live in London count as a 'good' lifestyle choice?

Strikes, cancelled trains, ULEZ, congestion charges and endless protests and demonstrations closing the city down, what a shit place to live.

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Absolute toilet, even if you can shield yourself in a £25m house in a private street

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  On 07/11/2023 at 15:35, Weston Super Saint said:

Seriously?  You tried to disprove London is a shithole by posting a link about shitholes in the North?

Although you should note that 'cancellations' are not necessarily due to 'strikes', more likely staff shortages.

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No, you said there were more cancellations in London, when anyone with one eye on the news would know that's not correct.  Keep up Weston.

Posted
  On 06/11/2023 at 18:50, Weston Super Saint said:

Does choosing not to live in London count as a 'good' lifestyle choice?

Strikes, cancelled trains, ULEZ, congestion charges and endless protests and demonstrations closing the city down, what a shit place to live.

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Tbf, ULEZ and protests are a good thing. You just wait until you have something that you're passionate about enough to protest against. Like raping women, or killing thousands of innocent children. Or destroying the planet for our children. 

But yes, apart from those things, London is a monumental shit hole.

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Posted (edited)
  On 08/11/2023 at 20:10, Weston Super Saint said:

I'm not. Just stating facts ;)

Even the pier is trying to leave!

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Pier?? Portishead???

Clearly the geography of the North Somerset region is one of those rare subjects about which you know nothing. 😁😁😁

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  On 09/11/2023 at 03:16, Tamesaint said:

Pier?? Portishead???

Clearly the geography of the North Somerset region is one of those rare subjects about which you know nothing. 😁😁😁

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Oh dear.  I guess you either don't bother to visit your 90 year old dad very often or you are completely oblivious to the local landmarks when you do visit.

Did someone mention (on another thread) arrogant, pathetic, simpletons ;) 

https://www.bristolpost.co.uk/news/local-news/anglers-banned-deteriorating-west-country-8752618

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Anglers have been banned from using Portishead Pier to fish amid concerns for the structure’s safety. Although the pier is closed to the general public, anglers have been using the pier, owned by Bristol City Council, to fish for many years.

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The pier is very much part of the town’s history and for years there has been hopes that one day it could be restored.

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Posted
  On 09/11/2023 at 09:55, whelk said:

Back off topic never hear anyone who likes this superb song

 

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Wonderful track. Was lucky enough to go and see them at the Manchester Apollo when they toured that album and it's hands down the best gig I've ever been to.

Posted
  On 09/11/2023 at 07:24, CB Fry said:

Nobody loves me, it's true.

Not like you do.

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I saw portishead in Blackpool c1995 which means I’ve seen two of the towns named on this thread at once, what have you ever done?

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Posted (edited)
  On 11/12/2023 at 09:41, Winnersaint said:

Adult ADHD and anxiety these days.

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What is a concern is the extent of self-diagnosis and social media activity.

ADHD is genuine and medically/legally-recognised condition and it’s imperative to speed the diagnosis up and get the waiting times down so those who genuinely have those particular conditions - ADHD, Dyspraxia, Dyslexia etc - can be diagnosed and can start making positive changes so they maximise their potential which helps the economy, the people around them and allied health services - and the more general mental health epidemic that has built up before the pandemic and especially during and since, which can be triaged in a number of different ways. Cost of living certainly hasn’t helped with that either. But then I’m in danger of getting into pills v pathology territory, where issues of economic precariousness become medicalised.

I’ve had staff with diagnoses on ADHD and the awareness, and small adjustments which can be made at little or no cost post-diagnosis, make a huge transformative impact.

I’m sure it’s the same in educational settings too. It’s not something that ever should be self-diagnosed though, and it’s the self-proclaiming online which is coming into focus in an unpleasant culture war driven by the tabloids where it’s ’deemed ‘trendy’. It’s the genuinely diagnosed who will lose out and that is wrong. 

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