Are some people actually too stupid to leave their own house?

Atlantic Dawn

They are on a Spanish island, looking at Google at least 15 pharmacies exist which would stock the meds she needs, are these people actually a level below thick?


https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1175470813501382657

Sinus pain

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They are on a Spanish island, looking at Google at least 15 pharmacies exist which would stock the meds she needs, are these people actually a level below thick?


https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1175470813501382657

Probably means she wouldn’t get it for free

Wibbs

Yup.

One More Toy

Is their weight anything to do with the heart defects?

Rodin

One More Toy wrote: »

Is their weight anything to do with the heart defects?

Probably.

Two lumps.

hynesie08

Life threatening heart disease, doesn't bring an extra couple of days medication just in case.........

Sometimes you can only hope for darwinism to kick in.

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy

They’re to be pitied more than anything.

beejee

Sure how do you think the Internet got so full of thougt-sewage?

A link to the outside world for freaks, geeks and greeks.

Wayne Jarvis

Sky News is really just The Sun in televisual form.

NIMAN

Thyroid issues.

Rodin

NIMAN wrote: »

Thyroid issues.

Nothing a bit of Eltroxin can't sort.

Wayne Jarvis

Rodin wrote: »

Nothing a bit of Eltroxin can't sort.

Actually recent studies have shown that regular use of a treadmill and change of diet has been shown to reduce thyroid issues in a lot of people....

Rodin

Guy Person wrote: »

Actually recent studies have shown that regular use of a treadmill and change of diet has been shown to reduce thyroid issues in a lot of people....

Will certainly work wonders for obesity.

For Forks Sake

Atlantic Dawn wrote: »

They are on a Spanish island, looking at Google at least 15 pharmacies exist which would stock the meds she needs, are these people actually a level below thick?


https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1175470813501382657

Without a shadow of a doubt, these are the same people who start clapping when a plane lands.

dxhound2005

Guy Person wrote: »

Sky News is really just The Sun in televisual form.

And there is exactly the right amount of news every day to fill both.

paleoperson

hynesie08 wrote: »

Life threatening heart disease, doesn't bring an extra couple of days medication just in case.........

Sometimes you can only hope for darwinism to kick in.

What a disgusting and despicable thing to say.

taytobreath

These people are been barricaded into their hotels because Thomas Cook hasn't paid the hotel owners. So one can understand their angst.

jaxxx

paleoperson wrote: »

What a disgusting and despicable thing to say.

Snowflake alert.


Ever heard of hyperboles? Obviously not.

paleoperson

jaxxx wrote: »

Snowflake alert.


Ever heard of hyperboles? Obviously not.

Hyperbole doesn't work when you're insulting someone.

jaxxx

paleoperson wrote: »

Hyperbole doesn't work when you're insulting someone.

Facepalm.. Oh dear.. .. ..



And this is why (at least one of the reasons why) the world is f*cked.#

paleoperson

jaxxx wrote: »

And this is why (at least one of the reasons why) the world is f*cked.

You can facepalm yourself all you want. That's not how evolution works.

It's just all nonsense, you're like a crazy homeless person out of their mind.

kneemos

paleoperson wrote: »

You can facepalm yourself all you want, you're talking horse**** in every possible way. That's not how evolution works either.

It's just all nonsense, you're like a crazy homeless person out of their mind.

Don't mess with jaxxx man, he's crazy.

taytobreath

taytobreath wrote: »

These people are been barricaded into their hotels because Thomas Cook hasn't paid the hotel owners. So one can understand their angst.

Yeah, that aspect places this story in a completely different context.

In this country, we call that false imprisonment.

Wayne Jarvis

paleoperson wrote: »

What a disgusting and despicable thing to say.

jaxxx wrote: »

Snowflake alert.

jaxxx wrote: »

Facepalm.. Oh dear.. .. ..And this is why (at least one of the reasons why) the world is f*cked.

paleoperson wrote: »

You can facepalm yourself all you want, you're talking horse**** in every possible way. That's not how evolution works either.

It's just all nonsense, you're like a crazy homeless person out of their mind.

MOD

paleoperson and jaxxx please keep fighting and actually get more insulting and personal with your comebacks.

Thanks.

Ted_YNWA

Guy Person do not impersonate mods, and trying to inflame a thread.

Paleoperson & jaxxx - rein in the horns and stop the back and forth

Wayne Jarvis

Ted_YNWA wrote: »

Guy Person do not impersonate mods, and trying to inflame a thread.

Just a joke Teddy, I would have thought that obvious enough myself. Lighten up a bit Ted, you'll give yourself a conniption!

Cuddlesworth

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Yeah, that aspect places this story in a completely different context.

In this country, we call that false imprisonment.

I call it the death of that resort in the online age. That manager isn't going to last the week when the owners cop the long term damage done.

tayto lover

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Without a shadow of a doubt, these are the same people who start clapping when a plane lands.

Well they won’t be clapping when the 105 Thomas Cook planes land anymore.

Cee-Jay-Cee

Aint Eazy Being Cheezy wrote: »

They’re to be pitied more than anything.

No they're not. They should be treated with the contempt that they deserve, they are stupid lazy people who expect everyone else to sort their (most likely self inflicted) problems. Fcuk her, I hope she runs low on her medication and is forced into using her tiny brain to fend for herself for once.

Feisar

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Yeah, that aspect places this story in a completely different context.

In this country, we call that false imprisonment.

Do the Brits not call it internment!?!

Feisar

Feisar wrote: »

Do the Brits not call it internment!?!

Ah now. The first thing we did when we got the keys to the gaff was to intern our own. DeValera ran this country like a tyrant during WW2, when he thought nobody was looking (in fairness, nobody was) and even started executing people for non-murder crimes. Behold a beam is in thine own eye.

Anyway back on topic, I'm surprised to hear on the News that "only" 2,500" Irish people are affected by the TC cessation of trading. Is this going to result in a cost to the Irish Exchequer in bringing those people back to their point of origin?

kirving

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Anyway back on topic, I'm surprised to hear on the News that "only" 2,500" Irish people are affected by the TC cessation of trading. Is this going to result in a cost to the Irish Exchequer in bringing those people back to their point of origin?

Hopefully not. I pay travel insurance for a very good reason. If you can afford a foreign holiday, you can afford to insure it.

Feisar

A Tyrant Named Miltiades! wrote: »

Ah now. The first thing we did when we got the keys to the gaff was to intern our own. DeValera ran this country like a tyrant during WW2, when he thought nobody was looking (in fairness, nobody was) and even started executing people for non-murder crimes. Behold a beam is in thine own eye.

Anyway back on topic, I'm surprised to hear on the News that "only" 2,500" Irish people are affected by the TC cessation of trading. Is this going to result in a cost to the Irish Exchequer in bringing those people back to their point of origin?

Agree, I was only poking a bit of fun, wasn't being serious.

Surely in an instance like this, reimbursing governments for repatriating people should be high up on the list when assets get liquidated.

Regarding the hotels, who is their contract with I wonder, Thomas Cook or the holiday maker directly?

Feisar

Kevin Irving wrote: »

Hopefully not. I pay travel insurance for a very good reason. If you can afford a foreign holiday, you can afford to insure it.

Yea but that'd impinge on yer drinking money, saving on the insurance would probably mean another three pints!

El Tarangu

taytobreath wrote: »

These people are been barricaded into their hotels because Thomas Cook hasn't paid the hotel owners. So one can understand their angst.

Really? The guests are being physically impeded from leaving the hotel? I find this difficult to believe.

Hector Savage

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Without a shadow of a doubt, these are the same people who start clapping when a plane lands.

I wonder when they get out of a car do they fall to the ground and kiss it in gratitude that they weren't killed ?

I mean, the reaction would fit if they clap and cheer when the safest mode of transport lands.

sbsquarepants

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Without a shadow of a doubt, these are the same people who start clapping when a plane lands.

With those 2 on board you should be clapping if it manages to take off!

elperello

For Forks Sake wrote: »

Without a shadow of a doubt, these are the same people who start clapping when a plane lands.

I always think those people are keeping fares low for the rest of us so I just indulge them in their clapping.
I do draw the line at joining in though

Feisar

elperello wrote: »

I always think those people are keeping fares low for the rest of us so I just indulge them in their clapping.
I do draw the line at joining in though

Is clapping still a thing?

Gregor Samsa

El Tarangu wrote: »

Really? The guests are being physically impeded from leaving the hotel? I find this difficult to believe.

https://www.theguardian.com/business/2019/sep/22/thomas-cook-holidaymakers-kept-inside-tunisia-hotel-over-unpaid-bill-fears

Thomas Cook customers in Tunisia have been involved in a standoff with a hotel owner who barricaded holidaymakers inside a resort due to fears that the struggling holiday firm would not be able to pay bills.

Guests at the Orangers hotel in the coastal town of Hammamet spoke of being locked inside their resort on Saturday until a 6,000 Tunisian dinar (£1,680) fee was paid before they were allowed to leave for their flight, or even to visit a shop.

The were eventually allowed leave on Sunday.

Gregor Samsa

Feisar wrote: »

Is clapping still a thing?

Had the joy of experiencing it on a Ryanair flight this summer.

The weird thing is that you never get one imbecile trying to start a round of applause on any other regular airline (I don't know about charter flights). So either the plane-seals only ever fly Ryanair, or they're self-aware enough not to do it when out of their natural habitat.

PinotNero

I bet they both voted for Brexit.:pac:

Edgware

Imagine queuing behind them in the buffet. You'd be getting a bit worried about food shortages

For Forks Sake

Feisar wrote: »

Is clapping still a thing?

Flying to Malaga, yes. Flying to say, Brussels, not so much.

punisher5112

Was it because of these types in original post why Thomas went bang.....

Nothing worse then overweight baggage...

punisher5112

punisher5112 wrote: »

Was it because of these types in original post why Thomas went bang.....

More to do with diminishing reliance on travel agents, and sterling losing one-sixth of its value, which will have demolished TC's profit margins.

Owen Jones has written a very interesting book about pejorative stereotypes regarding working class Britons, it is called "Chavs" and I suggest it is very much worth reading, whether you like Owen Jones or not.

Edgware

Hector Savage wrote: »

I wonder when they get out of a car do they fall to the ground and kiss it in gratitude that they weren't killed ?

I mean, the reaction would fit if they clap and cheer when the safest mode of transport lands.

Well if kissing the ground is good enough for the Pope....