What grinds my gears...

[Benguin]

Locked out and my flatmates aren't in!

[Parafox]

Attending a man critically ill with an internal bleed 

Edited 11 November 2017 by Parafox

[ScouseFox]

tbf if you blocked his drive then fair enough. what if he’d got a call from a friend or relative who needed his help? 

[Countryfox]

6 minutes ago, ScouseFox said:

tbf if you blocked his drive then fair enough. what if he’d got a call from a friend or relative who needed his help? 

 

Good point ..     there's always a NCP somewhere around ...     

[Strokes]

15 minutes ago, ScouseFox said:

tbf if you blocked his drive then fair enough. what if he’d got a call from a friend or relative who needed his help? 

Probably should have had a chat then, instead of a snidy note.

I doubt he would have been there much past 30 minutes.

[Milo]

When I order something from Amazon that will fit through my letterbox, why do they send it in a box that barely fits through my front door...??? 

[ScouseFox]

32 minutes ago, Strokes said:

Probably should have had a chat then, instead of a snidy note.

I doubt he would have been there much past 30 minutes.

what, tap him on the back mid resuscitation and ask him to reverse a bit? 

[Strokes]

55 minutes ago, ScouseFox said:

what, tap him on the back mid resuscitation and ask him to reverse a bit? 

Well i'd be inclined to wait by the ambulance until a fair moment arrived, if that was never going to be the case, its unlikely a note would be the correct way to behave either.

[Stadt]

Edgy teenage girls that hate Britain

[Parafox]

7 hours ago, ScouseFox said:

, unjtbf if you blocked his drive then fair enough. what if he’d got a call from a friend or relative who needed his help? 

You're joking, right?

 

If he'd knocked on the door of his seriously ill neighbour (and had any concern for him) and explained he too had an emergency situation then we would have moved our "van". He didn't knock on or say, "sorry guys, but I really need to get my car out, my (relative) needs me urgently". He just left a note on the windscreen as you can see.

 

I think he was put out because he couldn't get to the off-licence.

 

Anyone so inconsiderate or unwilling to assess the situation first, is a full on bell end.

 

I've been held at knifepoint by someone who felt aggrieved by me attending to a neighbour he didn't get along with. I've been spat at by a bloke who thought I was less than considerate towards him. I've had blood spat on me because the "patient" assumed I wasn't taking them seriously. 

 

Mate, society is intolerant, not just the guy who's gate we blocked, but people who don't get what they want, when they want it. 

 

Edited 11 November 2017 by Parafox

[Fox92]

8 hours ago, Parafox said:

Attending a man critically ill with an internal bleed 

Was this on your ambulance service? Because it’s on BBC news. 

[Parafox]

10 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Was this on your ambulance service? Because it’s on BBC news. 

 

10 minutes ago, Fox92 said:

Was this on your ambulance service? Because it’s on BBC news. 

Yep. WMAS

 

I'm now freelance on a zero hours contract and work for EMAS and WMAS. 

 

My skills and qualifications enable me to work as a state registered paramedic anywhere. 

 

What they don't enable is the ability to not be insulted.

Edited 11 November 2017 by Parafox

[leicsmac]

Behind a paywall, but..

 

https://www.wsj.com/articles/polish-nationalist-youth-march-draws-thousands-in-capital-1510429006

 

You'd think the Poles would know a lot about where nationalism tends to go, considering they were stuck in a particularly nasty sandwich of that type not all that long ago.

[Nalis]

20 hours ago, Parafox said:

 

Yep. WMAS

 

I'm now freelance on a zero hours contract and work for EMAS and WMAS. 

 

My skills and qualifications enable me to work as a state registered paramedic anywhere. 

 

What they don't enable is the ability to not be insulted.

 Its currently the 2nd most read story, thought I seen it in here beforehand alright. Fair play for the publicity.

[z-layrex]

Holy shit that's your picture parafox? Saw this on a news site. Small world.

[Finnaldo]

"Oxford teacher faces action over 'misgendering' pupil"

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-41966554

 

I understand the need for Trans protection, but this is ridiculous. Despite the teacher's personal beliefs he appears to cater to his student's wishes, if he got his gender wrong once, whilst addressing a group as well, surely you can't discipline the guy? Absolutely bizarre.

[Jon the Hat]

17 minutes ago, Finnaldo said:

"Oxford teacher faces action over 'misgendering' pupil"

 

http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-oxfordshire-41966554

 

I understand the need for Trans protection, but this is ridiculous. Despite the teacher's personal beliefs he appears to cater to his student's wishes, if he got his gender wrong once, whilst addressing a group as well, surely you can't discipline the guy? Absolutely bizarre.

One would hope the discipline in such a case would be the head saying "try to not upset the sensitive people wont you?  We don't need this shit on the news"

 

[Countryfox]

On 11/11/2017 at 19:33, Parafox said:

You're joking, right?

 

If he'd knocked on the door of his seriously ill neighbour (and had any concern for him) and explained he too had an emergency situation then we would have moved our "van". He didn't knock on or say, "sorry guys, but I really need to get my car out, my (relative) needs me urgently". He just left a note on the windscreen as you can see.

 

I think he was put out because he couldn't get to the off-licence.

 

Anyone so inconsiderate or unwilling to assess the situation first, is a full on bell end.

 

I've been held at knifepoint by someone who felt aggrieved by me attending to a neighbour he didn't get along with. I've been spat at by a bloke who thought I was less than considerate towards him. I've had blood spat on me because the "patient" assumed I wasn't taking them seriously. 

 

Mate, society is intolerant, not just the guy who's gate we blocked, but people who don't get what they want, when they want it. 

 

 

You have got a lot more patience than me PF ..   I wouldn't last 5 minutes ...   I can see the heading in The Sun now ...  "Paramedic knocks the sh1t out of patient he is picking up" ...        You have my utmost respect mate.

[Nalis]

The thumbnail of Phil Neville on the BBC live texts.

 

It really shoudn't annoy me but it does, he's just got such an annoying face.

[Jimothy]

1 minute ago, Nalis said:

The thumbnail of Phil Neville on the BBC live texts.

 

It really shoudn't annoy me but it does, he's just got such an annoying face.

Enjoy.

 

[Nalis]

14 minutes ago, Facecloth said:

Enjoy.

 

Angry reacts only haha

[Wymsey]

The never-ending and predictable stories on soaps like Coronation Street and Eastenders in particular, those that don't really define daily life in general to most.

[kingcarr21]

The price of equipment. Looking at some parallel walking bars for Ashton to use to learn to walk. Cheapest are like £300. How can this be justified?

 

Might as well get 4 cardboard boxes and 2 scaffold tubes.  

[Simi]

When pre-ordered food comes out before you've had a chance to look at the drinks menu.

[z-layrex]

Men who get shirtless photos taken with their newborn. What the **** are you doing you look absolutely ridiculous.

 

Usually their Mum hangs the picture on the landing too ffs.