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don't know whether this is nationwide but our council has fixed signs on all our plethora of pedestrian crossings say "timing extended for covid 19" ??? what for, all pedestrian crossings are timed to allow a disabled elderly or other time to cross safely when the pedestrian crossing light indicates do not cross, now they have double the crossing time, holding up traffic backing up and blocking road entrance further back, if your so ill with covid then you should not be out at all
just another silly counselling from a jobsworth
just another silly counselling from a jobsworth
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oh god we are just 5 secs off someone like TTT
suggesting taht in view of the racial bias in Covid infections
the black stripes on a zebra are more infectious that the white
and if oyu climb up the yellow flashing ju-ju then in view of japans low infection - there is hardly any rish at all !
normal day on AB then
suggesting taht in view of the racial bias in Covid infections
the black stripes on a zebra are more infectious that the white
and if oyu climb up the yellow flashing ju-ju then in view of japans low infection - there is hardly any rish at all !
normal day on AB then
jobsworth is a term of abuse
BUT if originates from asking ( later to be shown to be a "jobsworth") to perform an entirely do-able act - perhaps one that he is paid to perform
and he replies he cannot because - - - "it is more than my job is worth". He cant do it because he cant afford to be fired as a result of breaking the supposed rule
clearly classist
Trump could not be accused : of doing nothing over Covid ( true true how true ) because it is more than his job is worth
[ clearly the predicate is gtrue or else he would do something)
BUT if originates from asking ( later to be shown to be a "jobsworth") to perform an entirely do-able act - perhaps one that he is paid to perform
and he replies he cannot because - - - "it is more than my job is worth". He cant do it because he cant afford to be fired as a result of breaking the supposed rule
clearly classist
Trump could not be accused : of doing nothing over Covid ( true true how true ) because it is more than his job is worth
[ clearly the predicate is gtrue or else he would do something)
sanmac, it's a 70s thing, possibly older, it's a term made popular on a TV consumer advice program that Used "Jobsworth" for those that do their job in an unthinking automaton like fashion that is often illogical but it's.... "more that their jobs worth to do otherwise" - I'll try and find an example.
