Hospital bus anger
Coventry Observer: Fury as hospital bus route is scrapped
"Great! Here comes a bus! Stand in the middle of the road!"
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Wednesday, February 01, 2012
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I feel sorry for local news photographers. They are hugely skilled and poorly paid, and sent out to photograph miserable people pointing at dog turds. Here, we celebrate their work
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4 comments:
Wow! Full marks to the photog for changing Mr Angry's shirt with Ye Olde Photoshoppe to match the bus.
Silly protest though. Buses are what poor people use to move around and poor people have the highest rates of sickness. If they can't get to the hospital by bus then they will need to find something else to do instead of being sick and the NHS will save hundreds of guineas.
What you failed to notice, Mr Smartypants, in your "stand in the middle of the road" comment was that if he does get knocked over, the bus can take him to the hospital. Looks like a win-win situation to me.
That is a very camp pose.
I'm a little teapot...
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