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Has anyone else noticed, the pedestrianisation of Oxford Street has become wall-to-wall anti-cycling propaganda all day?
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Replying to @CJgoatboy @JuoPosts
So who is the bigger threat to women - trans women who just want to pee or the random strangers who appointed themselves Female Body Inspectors?
Good! Our cities and towns are no place for these dangerous, loud, polluting death machines!
You should only be using a car for intra urban journeys if you're disabled or taking heavy loads.
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"πΆWE'RE WALKING IN THE ROAD... WE'RE WALKING IN THE ROAD TONIGHT. ALL PUBLIC CARS HAVE GONE AND SO HAVE THE BUSESπΆ!!! β at Abingdon, England
Here's just a friendly reminder to wear an FFP3 mask if you're going to the GP or any medical venue, especially while sick!
Surprisingly I actually got an appointment despite it taking me nearly half an hour to actually get through.
Obviously all the doctors are off sick because nobody is wearing FFP3 masks and everyone is going to the GP while sick.
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This is obviously going to be a great success and soon everyone will wonder why it wasn't done decades earlier.
Hopefully everyone else had that problem with their phones going "line busy" and just gave up unlike me.
Welcome to [GP Surgery]. All calls are recorded for training and monitoring purposes. If you have a medical emergency, please hang up and dial 999.
For appointments, press one.
You are currently caller number - 15 - in the queue.
Finally! After 70 attempts I got through!
It's nearly 08h and I'm running on 3 hours' sleep, but I need to get through frantically to my GP as soon as their lines open!
Maybe leave the 2 tonne death machines at home?
This is just embarrassing.
In 2019, Notre Dame burnt down.
The damage was immense, costing nearly β¬700 million to fix.
It took 5 years to reopen to the public.
In the SAME WEEK, Hammersmith Bridge closed because of some structural damage.
It didnβt burn down, and it didnβt collapse.
Cars and buses were banned from using the bridge.
Seven years later, it STILL has not reopened.
We have spent Β£60 million since the closure, and we are nowhere close to opening it again.
This is what happens when we forget how to build.
Bridges close, and we are just meant to accept they will never open again.
Potholes appear in the roads, and they never get fixed.
Trains get delayed, and thatβs just βhow it is nowβ.
We should never accept this.
We are campaigning against it. Join us.
What do you think?
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This is euphoric oh my god We did it!!! Now we must get to work removing the carriageway to make this less reversible
I'm in a lot of pain mentally and physically right now.
My life has taken a turn for the worse lately and my body is clearly showing it.
I've not been sleeping or eating properly.
Good! Here's to safe and clean shopping on Oxford Street without 2 tonne death machines speeding through the place.
How am I going to get to Oxford Street now cars are banned?
Well.
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Hey @GWRHelp, 165113 is in a bit of a state!
If you you lazy AI to market your roofing business, how am I supposed to know that your roofing itself is of high quality?




















