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Apr 05, 2012 11:15AM
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The current UK Education Secretary for his dismemberment of the British state education system and the current UK Health Secretary for this betrayal of the National Health Service. (Is that controversial enough Bridgette?!)
My boss. Not very controversial for anyone here, but I'd love to stick him in a closet and never have to hear his voice (or smell his terrible cheap cologne) again.
Amber ~Geektastic~ wrote: "My boss. Not very controversial for anyone here, but I'd love to stick him in a closet and never have to hear his voice (or smell his terrible cheap cologne) again."I'm sure there are professional services who can arrange that, no questions asked...
The Conservative government! Oh and the LibDems too!
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Chris wrote: "Amber ~Geektastic~ wrote: "My boss. Not very controversial for anyone here, but I'd love to stick him in a closet and never have to hear his voice (or smell his terrible cheap cologne) again."I'm..."
Yeah, but they're probably out of my price range as a lowly secretary.
Amber ~Geektastic~ wrote: "Yeah, but they're probably out of my price range as a lowly secretary. ..."
Oh, I'm sure you can owe them the money. With interest. With lots of interest.
I think it would have to be most of the government - so many people who like to think they know what they're doing, but are just making a mess of everything.Most Education Ministers who have tried to de-skill the teaching profession and caused dreadful stress to many dedicated, intelligent, highly competent people.
Angela wrote: "I think it would have to be most of the government - so many people who like to think they know what they're doing, but are just making a mess of everything.Most Education Ministers who have trie..."
I think it would be fair to say that the Government have had a "bad" few weeks, but if they're hoping it's just a blip and will all blow over, they've another think coming. Stick-and-no-carrot over the economy, the stink of grace-and-favours, dismissal of risk assessments in the case of the reformed NHS in England... How many times can they shoot themselves in the foot while hoping the public will forgive and forget?
I don't think we need a Room 101, we need a space the size of an industrial unit (and there are enough empty ones around at the moment).
The squeaky sound when you rub a balloon. It causes me to have goose-pimples (goose-bumps) whenever I think about it.
my colleague whose tuneless whistling is going to drive me insane, and if not that then her moaning about having to do some work.'reality' tv shows
so called celebs - if I have to be told who you are then you are not a celebrity.
anyone who calls sports stars, rock stars etc hero
people who litter, don't say please or thank you, block shop door ways, stand in the middle of the street, ditter, don't lift their feet
anyone who misuses the word literally
as for politicians I've been around the block often enough to know that there is no difference between them, no matter which party they are part of.
As the mother of 2 daughters, I would LOVE to put FACEBOOK in room 101. Mood swings, squabbles and general silliness are posted and are instantly available for all to see. No thinking time, no cooling off, then friends comment/argue and suddenly you have a mountain out of a molehill, leading to cyber bullying! All over something that would never have been said face to face. Grrrrrrrrrrrrrr!
Tammy wrote: "all politicians"Couldn't agree more :(((
Not visited this thread for a while, but I would like to put the common cold in room 101. Had enough now of tickly coughs, runny noses and thumping headaches. :(
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Global warming, along with climate change deniers, so they could slug it out together; followed by the UK's current lousy weather.
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