@iammrj.bsky.social
got me lizzydex
a woman in a brown suit stands in front of a purple car with a license plate that says nct
ALT: a woman in a brown suit stands in front of a purple car with a license plate that says nct
media.tenor.com
December 3, 2025 at 4:29 PM
got me lizzydex
They sent me a paper prescription instead of using their in-house pharmacy so that's something new to fix, because nothing in England ever just works
December 3, 2025 at 11:57 AM
They sent me a paper prescription instead of using their in-house pharmacy so that's something new to fix, because nothing in England ever just works
Dealing with Colin-rat's insurance is 'fun' in a beaurocratic silliness way.
"Would you like to cancel the policy?"
"I mean, he's dead and so is his brother, so the policy is not insuring anything"
"We're sorry you've chosen to leave us"
"Would you like to cancel the policy?"
"I mean, he's dead and so is his brother, so the policy is not insuring anything"
"We're sorry you've chosen to leave us"
December 3, 2025 at 8:56 AM
Dealing with Colin-rat's insurance is 'fun' in a beaurocratic silliness way.
"Would you like to cancel the policy?"
"I mean, he's dead and so is his brother, so the policy is not insuring anything"
"We're sorry you've chosen to leave us"
"Would you like to cancel the policy?"
"I mean, he's dead and so is his brother, so the policy is not insuring anything"
"We're sorry you've chosen to leave us"
being british and therefore spiritually inclined torwards spite, I would simply wind up my charity for helping children instead of accepting being told which children I can and cannot help
December 3, 2025 at 8:52 AM
being british and therefore spiritually inclined torwards spite, I would simply wind up my charity for helping children instead of accepting being told which children I can and cannot help
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"Were proud to provide the PIP, so people can be more independent and be more fully included in society."
*Person shows any semblance of independence*
"NOT LIKE THAT!!!!!!"
*Person shows any semblance of independence*
"NOT LIKE THAT!!!!!!"
The guy's literally got one leg, but that's apparently one too many for the DWP to consider him disabled www.mirror.co.uk/money/dwp-fi...
DWP demands £36k PIP back from one-legged dad filmed playing cricket
Shaun Rigby lost a leg when he was a child
www.mirror.co.uk
December 3, 2025 at 8:28 AM
"Were proud to provide the PIP, so people can be more independent and be more fully included in society."
*Person shows any semblance of independence*
"NOT LIKE THAT!!!!!!"
*Person shows any semblance of independence*
"NOT LIKE THAT!!!!!!"
"being a landlord is the hardest job"
Then die
Then die
December 3, 2025 at 8:14 AM
"being a landlord is the hardest job"
Then die
Then die
WAS IT THO
December 3, 2025 at 8:00 AM
WAS IT THO
My lizzydex arrives tomorrow 🤩 a week of 30mg, then 50 mg, then 70mg ongoing
December 2, 2025 at 8:00 PM
My lizzydex arrives tomorrow 🤩 a week of 30mg, then 50 mg, then 70mg ongoing
Look at their little grabby hands though
December 2, 2025 at 7:49 PM
Look at their little grabby hands though
"we can't get rid of the 'annulment' bit, but we /can/ get rid of the 'jury' bit"
Jury trials scrapped for crimes with sentences of less than three years
Jury trials scrapped for crimes with sentences of less than three years
The reforms are being brought in to tackle unprecedented delays in the Crown Court.
www.bbc.com
December 2, 2025 at 5:27 PM
"we can't get rid of the 'annulment' bit, but we /can/ get rid of the 'jury' bit"
Rats with chocolate, just fyi
December 2, 2025 at 12:52 PM
Rats with chocolate, just fyi
we know it's all rachel reeves has ever wanted to do
Let's not rule out that he's also doing it because he personally wants to.
December 1, 2025 at 12:49 PM
we know it's all rachel reeves has ever wanted to do
after finding combination ibuprofen and paracetamol in a shop, we are mere years away from the best invention of all time:
4000mg/1200mg 24h modified release combo ibu-paracetamol
4000mg/1200mg 24h modified release combo ibu-paracetamol
November 30, 2025 at 5:37 PM
after finding combination ibuprofen and paracetamol in a shop, we are mere years away from the best invention of all time:
4000mg/1200mg 24h modified release combo ibu-paracetamol
4000mg/1200mg 24h modified release combo ibu-paracetamol
tell us again about the benefit sanctions you were happy to support in return for the 5p plastic bag tax that were so bad they turned out to be illegal
There is an extraordinary sense of entitlement behind the belief that there ought to be political party that aligns 100% with your own opinions.
November 30, 2025 at 12:33 PM
tell us again about the benefit sanctions you were happy to support in return for the 5p plastic bag tax that were so bad they turned out to be illegal
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Really makes you think.
November 30, 2025 at 11:53 AM
Really makes you think.
TIL MPs were sexist for not letting her starve disabled people to death
November 30, 2025 at 12:00 PM
TIL MPs were sexist for not letting her starve disabled people to death
on my module, they are explicitly told any use of AI will be considered cheating and... yeah.
I am allowed to fail students for AI use, and I do, and I say I will, repeatedly and emphatically. As a result, I wind up having to fail very few students for AI use.
I read the thread and know why they're not failing the students. They gotta let colleges fail the students for the sake of the curriculum and other students
November 30, 2025 at 12:40 AM
on my module, they are explicitly told any use of AI will be considered cheating and... yeah.
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idk not to mention how very nuanced and normal the actual response here was
November 29, 2025 at 3:45 PM
idk not to mention how very nuanced and normal the actual response here was
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They frame it as asylum seekers living high on the hog, but you click through and it turns out the people in question got arbitrarily moved to the other side of the country and the home office didn’t update their GP so they had to drive back. Layers & layers of cruelty and incompetence
This is just revolting cruelty, done to pander to racists who won't give it the time of day. www.bbc.co.uk/news/article...
Government to ban asylum seekers from using taxis
The ban is set to come in February and any exemptions will have to be signed off by the Home Office.
www.bbc.co.uk
November 29, 2025 at 9:07 AM
They frame it as asylum seekers living high on the hog, but you click through and it turns out the people in question got arbitrarily moved to the other side of the country and the home office didn’t update their GP so they had to drive back. Layers & layers of cruelty and incompetence
Weee the plastic surgeon has agreed to remove the neck lump. I was a bit worried they'd refuse (despite a dermatologist and pathologist saying there's a clinical need to go back in and remove the rest)
November 29, 2025 at 1:53 PM
Weee the plastic surgeon has agreed to remove the neck lump. I was a bit worried they'd refuse (despite a dermatologist and pathologist saying there's a clinical need to go back in and remove the rest)
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It's difficult enough /when you aren't/ an asylum seeker. Can't imagine what it's like for them.
I was also just telling hutch that this is a roundabout way of denying healthcare. Referred for hospital care? HO moves you. Need to be referred again. HO moves you again.
I was also just telling hutch that this is a roundabout way of denying healthcare. Referred for hospital care? HO moves you. Need to be referred again. HO moves you again.
Most people in the UK really have no idea how extremely difficult it is to navigate the bureaucratic maze that is our healthcare system when you're an asylum seeker. It's a form of slow institutional violence where we effectively withhold healthcare and blame it on asylum seekers' "incompetence".
For asylum seekers with limited English and/or limited prior access to medical care, the process of changing GP is extremely challenging.
Besides which, you might have highly complex healthcare needs, likely including trauma, and so recounting your health issues to new doctors may be triggering.
Besides which, you might have highly complex healthcare needs, likely including trauma, and so recounting your health issues to new doctors may be triggering.
November 29, 2025 at 12:08 PM
It's difficult enough /when you aren't/ an asylum seeker. Can't imagine what it's like for them.
I was also just telling hutch that this is a roundabout way of denying healthcare. Referred for hospital care? HO moves you. Need to be referred again. HO moves you again.
I was also just telling hutch that this is a roundabout way of denying healthcare. Referred for hospital care? HO moves you. Need to be referred again. HO moves you again.
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Most people in the UK really have no idea how extremely difficult it is to navigate the bureaucratic maze that is our healthcare system when you're an asylum seeker. It's a form of slow institutional violence where we effectively withhold healthcare and blame it on asylum seekers' "incompetence".
For asylum seekers with limited English and/or limited prior access to medical care, the process of changing GP is extremely challenging.
Besides which, you might have highly complex healthcare needs, likely including trauma, and so recounting your health issues to new doctors may be triggering.
Besides which, you might have highly complex healthcare needs, likely including trauma, and so recounting your health issues to new doctors may be triggering.
November 29, 2025 at 9:04 AM
Most people in the UK really have no idea how extremely difficult it is to navigate the bureaucratic maze that is our healthcare system when you're an asylum seeker. It's a form of slow institutional violence where we effectively withhold healthcare and blame it on asylum seekers' "incompetence".
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more pointless performative cruelty from a government of sickos
If somebody had to travel 250 miles for a medical appointment then yes there’s a problem but the taking a taxi ain’t it
November 29, 2025 at 11:50 AM
more pointless performative cruelty from a government of sickos