[Malcolm Armsteen]

Man's a hunt.

[satnav]

It looks like the Mail is now on the look out for younger sad faces.

British couple say they were forced to reserve sunbeds by the pool at 1AM after discovering other hotel guests were sneaking to the pool at night to lay towels down

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... tugal.html



It does quickly become a non-story when they admit that they are still up at 1.am in the morning, so they are not getting up at all.

[Abernathy]

Forced, they were. FORCED. We want our cuntery back.

[Yug]

Would this 'story' even have made it into the hallowed pages if she didn't look like a 12 year-old in a bikini?

[Andy McDandy]

Have we gone back to the 70s, with sneaky Germans nabbing the sun loungers? And is she doing some porn or something?

[satnav]

It looks like she is some kind of influencer. Lots of the tabloids now seem to be using influencer generated copy to pad out their web pages. The Mirror have made lots of journalists redundant yet today they were advertising for people who will essential be searching for stuff on social media and passing it off as news.

[Andy McDandy]

Makes depressing sense. Easy copy, photos take care of themselves, search engine optimisation helps get clicks, and older readers have something to tut about.

[satnav]

This one will take some beating?

We blew our life savings on a row over two fence panels: Couple spent £45,000 in legal fees to fight boundary neighbour installed on their driveway



There is only ever one winner in neighbour disputes and that's the lawyers.

[satnav]

I was fined £500 by council jobsworths for fly tipping two doors... but there are two crucial reasons why I will NEVER pay


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... l#comments

The usual Mail attitude - It is only fly tipping when other people do it.

[Youngian]

His version of events sound very dubious.
Where's Noel's HQ when you need it?

[davidjay]

It does sound strange, not least that he could just have left it on his own property, but councils using private companies to enforce by-laws is not on.

[soulboy]

Not sure this is the right place for this. Normally the Sad Facers are just self-entitled bell ends but this guy appears to be a full-blown CUNT.



Waitrose worker sacked for 'offensive' tweets vows to take wealthy supermarket to court as he slams 'woke' bosses for 'destroying' his life


https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... court.html

Textbook SadFacing here. Defiant arm folding, store in background and a million PLU points for the Waitrose apron.

MailOnline previously revealed that the social media posts Mr Woods was being investigated for included a cartoon mocking trans ideology and a meme likening a black umbrella to Shamima Begum.

It appeared that was been enough to see the 41-year-old lose his livelihood after bosses at the supermarket merely sent him an email after more than two decades of service to confirm his dismissal.

Just an email? Why this statement then? It suggests that there were discussions before he was given his cards.

He added: 'An employer shouldn't have the right to counsel you or sack you or discriminate against you just because of your protected beliefs.

Fancy a bit of "died in a war for my rights"? (Not sure on the maths, closer to great grandparents)

He added: 'This is what our grandparents fought in the Second World War for, so we would be able to have freedom of expression

And the grift....

Now he is raising money to support his legal battle against Waitrose with the help of employment lawyer Elliot Hammer

Finally, what were those tweets? The Mail has helpfully shown us what a CUNT this man is. https://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/articl ... -woke.html

[davidjay]

A lot of people BTL seem very surprised that Waitrose are a company that treats its employees well and has a keen sense of social responsibility.

[Abernathy]

Full blown just about nails it. Massive, MASSIVE cunt. I'll bet he's the brand of cunt that will try to deploy the "freeman of the land" "defence" in legal matters.

Definitely not any sort of fit with the John Lewis ethos.

My advice to Waitrose? Sack this massive cunt and we'll see him in court.

[Boiler]

Sorry for being pedantic, but aren't they 'freeman on the land', not 'of'?

[Andy McDandy]

A lot of people BTL seem very surprised that Waitrose are a company that treats its employees well and has a keen sense of social responsibility.

There's a lot of that about; things they consider 'theirs', but really aren't. Shakespeare, the late Queen, and the Last Night of the Proms come to mind.

[satnav]

I'm pretty sure that if a teacher or a doctor was posting left wing content on line Ben would be at the front of the queue demanding that they be dismissed from their jobs.

I wonder what Ben's views on anxiety were before he started to allegedly suffer from it himself. I would guess that like most right wing nut jobs he used to claim that anxiety wasn't real and that people with anxiety just need to man up.

[davidjay]

A lot of people BTL seem very surprised that Waitrose are a company that treats its employees well and has a keen sense of social responsibility.

There's a lot of that about; things they consider 'theirs', but really aren't. Shakespeare, the late Queen, and the Last Night of the Proms come to mind.

Jerusalem, Born in the USA, Alf Garnett.