gingerjon

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That’s fair, I do. I should do better. In mitigation, your needlessly mean spirited comment put me in a bad mood. It’s possible to say you don’t like something without also going that far. But I should have bit my tongue and not responded like that.

Those really aren’t my concern. I suspect a large part of why they did it was the guarantee provided by the company.

Hence why I’ve been in plenty (before my boycott!) with my phone out and no consequences for either myself or landlord.

Incidentally, some of you who take in some of the London Sam Smith's pubs. An 'in the know' response to this article on Bluesky said that control of those is essentially in the hands of the son, not the father, and the rules around phones (etc) are looser as a result.

It's half an hour too long and the all-controlling, all-knowing villains become idiots in the final act. But the set pieces are enjoyable. It was crying out for Angela Douglas in a far too tight air hostess outfit though.

Don't do yourself down. Someone will like you.

The company shouldn't have the policy, then. Simple as that. And while they do, they should honour it.

Also Philomena Cunk is funny. So, there’s that.

Again. The holiday company have a policy in place that they are failing to honour.

What's the specific comedy made in 2004 that you're thinking of?

I'm childish so I laughed.

It's the holiday company's fault but, sure, do keep bootlicking for faceless corporations.

The scam ones will be familiar to anyone who has seen them on local newspaper sites. They are not always linked to browser history.

One of the song's writers goes acoustic

A demo recorded before it featured on Meat Loaf's Bat Out of Hell

There is bog all else going on. I could have responded to Martyn's little "MY SENSE OF HUMOUR IS NO LAUGHING MATTER" post to really get things going but, nah, life's too short for that kind of nonsense. I'm not offended. I think it's not particularly smart and, genuinely, an obvious dig - as in, I don't know why you'd even put it out like that if wasn't a dig. But, as ever, if it works for Leigh then that's the important bit.

It’s a dig. Not a smart one, but a dig. I’m not worked up about it. As you can tell because my posts run to three lines not four paragraphs.

Huddersfield Town becoming a Championship/Premiership team after a long time lower down have anything to do with it?

I think you're putting a spin on it that you simply wouldn't even think of unless you were a Leigh fan. It's a clear dig. Whether that's a good thing or not is between Jet2 and Leigh but, on a personal level, I think it's a bad look.

Nah.

I may have to take back what I said about it being positive across RL land for Jet2.

There aren't any around here for it to make a difference but since becoming aware of the way the workers, in particular, are treated, I've not gone into a Sam Smith's pub. Shame because I do like the Old Brewery Bitter.

There were casting calls all round here for it!

Conclave Had to kill about six hours in Letchworth the other day and, across the road from where Tiny Ginger was, just by the world's oldest roundabout, is a fantastic cinema called the Broadway. Anyway, sat in a very luxurious seat for a very reasonable price and watched this very good film. It is worth seeing in the cinema if you can because it is one where the sound and feel of the piece is as important as the look, dialogue and plot. Acting is off the chart good from everyone involved. It possibly doesn't need the final, final, final twist but it's in the book so why not.