>Post A Picture of Outside Your House edition Nice try GCHQ.
Owen Lopez
Farage is on QT on thursday. Its a Christmas miracle edition.
Jack Robinson
>implying anyone is forcing you to >implying it has to make your house identifiable
Andrew Gonzalez
>being this triggered at being called out for his shit edition.
Easton Butler
You lads looking forward to Christmas?
Leo Hill
>Le Pen victory in France would be 'body blow' to Europe, says Cameron. I forgot about him. I wonder how much EU leaders hate Dave for sparking all of this.
Jayden Sanchez
4th for world class slags.
Brayden Ward
But there is no real chance of le pen winning is there?
Evan Flores
Probably not, but who know's with the way things are going currently.
Juan Morgan
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Benjamin Gutierrez
How many times have we heard that.
They're getting in early this time.
Nolan Ward
Not our fault you redditors are so easily triggered.
Juan Russell
I'm thinking of starting a club for men and women who want to volunteer their labour for a community project. I'm in the Valleys where there are so many places and areas that need help that the government either can't or won't. It would be called something along the lines of the "Civic Labourers Guild" and would offer help to any who ask. Could be old peoples homes, could be community halls that need restoration, could be anything that many hands can make light work of. Anything that needs doing but can't afford basically.
Obviously the club couldn't be politically aligned, but what are some problems we should look out for?
Andrew Hall
Would smash them.
Kevin Cox
>Civic
Dominic Hughes
>Obviously the club couldn't be politically aligned, but what are some problems we should look out for? Make sure that whoever runs it isn't some bleeding heart who funnels manpower into refugee or other "exotic" tasks.
Angel Young
Not a bad idea. Obviously don't cater to people who are just taking the piss and who are fully capable of doing a job themselves but would rather have someone else do it out of laziness.
Ayden Price
Thats a good point actually. Thinking about it now, it would be very susceptible to outside pressure. It would need to be internally democratic and maybe have quarters that are naturally leaning to certain stances.
Liam Evans
>Anything that needs doing but can't afford basically
And how will you afford it? Or find such a broadly talented group of people willing to work for free?
It's their own fault for not taking the renegotiation seriously. How hard would it have been to agree a temporary exemption from freedom of movement? I wouldn't support it but it would've swayed plenty of people, pushing the issue further into the future.
Ayden Peterson
What if there were four quarters to the organisation, and based on what skills you have you could join certain quarters. Labourer quarter - no particularly useful skills, but willing to aid. Arts quarter - Left leaning, involved in arts and culture projects. Trades quarter - Right leaning, involved in restoration and building.
What would the fourth quarter be?
Jaxson Clark
>some kind of weird protein drink
Quality journalism.
Adrian Scott
>Tfw posting in Trump/gen/
James Evans
Education quarter, build educational camps to help communities tackle degeneracy like communism and homosexuality.
Cameron Moore
Would depopulating Scotland solve it's problems?
Adam Brooks
It's ferociously uncomfy.
Joseph Jones
>more concerned with have 4 groups so it fits the name "Quarters" rather than any practical reason.
Yeah, this is gonna fail.
Gabriel Cruz
People would join if they were given the opportunity to fix problems in their community. Things that would cost however can be funded through numerous ways. You could have a small membership fee to cover any admin costs, government grants, even shit like bag-packing and knocking doors. The money can get obtained, thats not the difficult part.
Jeremiah Morales
>What would the fourth quarter be? RWDS.
Nathan James
Lose some weight, bitch tits.
Robert Stewart
You can't start with a finished product you fucking mong. Quarters are good to use because they're easily divisible and multiply-able
Brayden Richardson
Volunteer organisations notoriously have manpower problems, and your solution to this is to charge people to give up their free time, expertise and labour for no profit?
The only pratical application of this model is HMP, and thats because Prisons have large groups of unused labour with nothing better to do.
Luke Jackson
>already posted this but I'm feeling worse and want some more conciliatory (you)'s
Christ lads there's a lass who looks like Rachel Riley in one of my classes. Only difference is she has no tits and arse, which is disappointing desu but she is still stunning.
The thing is, she always glances at me. Ugly, fat me. When her friends are off she even comes and talks to me. One time when I was complaining it was cold she just came over and wrapped her arms around me. I don't even remember her name ffs.
Carter Williams
Your model is to randomly think of a divisible fraction, then force fit your groups in to fit the name.
Rather than the logical method of working out what aspects you wish to address then subdividing were appropriate.
You're the one trying to start with a finished product you "fucking mong".
Logan Sanders
No, that would susceptible to indoctrination from both right and left-wing propaganda.
How about a Service quarter? Wipes old peoples arses and makes sure drunk girls get home safe.
Jeremiah Peterson
pics of her and you
Robert Morgan
Suggest a better alternative
>You can't
People like you are why this country is shit - just wants to knock everything and provide fuck all.
Anthony Cruz
I literally did provide a better example.
1) Think of which aspects of society you wish to address 2) Form them into relevant categories 3) Organise the structure from their
your method is
1) Quarters sounds cool 2) fuck I can only think of 3 things 3) better sloppily form a 4 group because Quarters sounds cooler than thirds
Blake Wright
>pic from outside your house
This is from home. I love Australia but Britain will always be my home.
Josiah Parker
What's everyone's plans for the weekend?
Isaac Foster
What's the best breakfast telly programme?
Andrew Perry
>Wipes old peoples arses You mean like carers do? The carers that the NHS and private groups are constantly hiring for because barely anyone is willing to do it, even when paid?
>makes sure drunk girls get home safe. You really haven't thought this through at all, have you?
Where in the valleys are you m80? Gwent or Rhondda?
Kayden Richardson
Tunnocks Teacakes are lovely. I absolutely love processed marshmallow confectionery.
I wish the dark chocolate ones weren't so rare.
Ryan Bailey
thanks user
Kayden King
Cameron
Colton Howard
Tunnock's Caramel Wafers > Tunnock's Teacakes
Anthony Gray
I chose quarters because it divides areas up equally. The only way to make it attractive to potential members is to make places scarce. You could have multiple chapters within a consistency, each chapter has four quarters, and each four quarters has twelve squadrons. Those squadrons have say 12 members in each. Each of those squadrons work very closely with each other and elect their own captain, their captain then forms part of a parliament for their quarter.
Personally i work in the arts industry as a theatrical sound designer and have cheap access to state-of-the-art sound equipment. If i was a squadron leader and wanted to put on say a street party for my local area, i could contact a squadron from the labourers quarter and an admin quarter to ask for help and they'd oblige. Similarly they could return similar requests.
By keeping it to quarters, you can't start making up new divisions as the tone of the political rhetoric changes. With your way you'd end up with what a students union is - 100 societies for muslims and foreigners.
Jayden Turner
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Xavier King
Gwent - Caerphilly
Isaac Morris
Too early to tell.
Thomas Collins
Outside my house Location: East London
Jacob Martinez
Cameron BTFO
Oliver Parker
There's too many whites for it to be London.
James Scott
>tunnocks anything
Eli Barnes
You should see the Essex countryside, mate.
Jason Garcia
No u
Henry Davis
No u
Adrian Morgan
Will you guys be making boats out of woven leek leaves?
Colton Harris
JF
Zachary Thompson
No u
Wyatt Adams
reminder that the Dr who episode of "the Christmas invasion" was predictive programming of an extraterrestrial crisis involving PM Theresa May and President Trump
Broadcast Almost a decade in advance.
Nolan Davis
'Working at home on call' its great double pay, just had a wank and I can be anti-social and avoid having to see my family or go Christmas shopping with my gf.
Liam Brooks
Look familiar?
It's trump
Alexander Anderson
Quick, post Inbetweeners whilst YKTD is asleep
Carson Long
When can I next vote lads?
Can't let these liberal democrat scum think they are coming back
Easton Gutierrez
Was thinking more about restoring and maintaining local community spaces so children have a place to practice their sports or hobbies, taking care of the elderly, and getting homeless people off the streets. It would also serve as a way for NEETs to provide something and feel part of and proud of their community. Would also like to put on community events such as fairs and markets that aren't sold out by the local council to the highest bidder.
More of pic related.
Robert James
Christ, I hate London so much.
Xavier Torres
This story totally happened.
James Cox
Fake as fuck story, no one talks to strangers in London.
