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Roy Hackett RIP
In Vauxhall! **** me. £4 would be cheap.Staying at a Travelodge in Vauxhall ahead of my visa interview at the US Embassy tomorrow, and just paid £2.75 + VAT, so £3.30 for a pint of Stella in the hotel bar. Suspiciously cheap, half expecting Jeremy Beadle to jump out any second and charge me for the other half!
Those I know who don't drink for various reasons have been charged more than that for a pint of Coke.Staying at a Travelodge in Vauxhall ahead of my visa interview at the US Embassy tomorrow, and just paid £2.75 + VAT, so £3.30 for a pint of Stella in the hotel bar. Suspiciously cheap, half expecting Jeremy Beadle to jump out any second and charge me for the other half!
RIP Archie, a terribly sad case from start to finish. Can’t imagine what his family are going through right now.
While I sympathize with the family, I'm kind of glad that its over (no way to say that without sounding horrible).
He should have gone peacefully weeks ago.
Putting the sentiment aside, he did actually "go" weeks ago, the rest was a painful tug of war over the management (or otherwise) of the family's grief played out in the courts and media.
I feel the same as you do. I can’t think ill of his mum though. Yes she’s said some things which I strongly disagree with, but the sadness and frustration she must have been feeling is unmeasurable. It’s literally the very worst situation a parent can find theirselves in and you’ll never want to let go.While I sympathize with the family, I'm kind of glad that its over (no way to say that without sounding horrible).
He should have gone peacefully weeks ago.
Couldn’t put this better myself. No point in putting people on life support if they are going to no quality of life without itPutting the sentiment aside, he did actually "go" weeks ago, the rest was a painful tug of war over the management (or otherwise) of the family's grief played out in the courts and media.
Well I don't like the tone they came out with about the NHS and how they tried to spin it in the courts myself.RIP Archie, a terribly sad case from start to finish. Can’t imagine what his family are going through right now.
His mum showed the hallmarks of the 5 stages of grief, denial followed by angerWell I don't like the tone they came out with about the NHS and how they tried to spin it in the courts myself.
Agreed. Her comments and behaviours cannot be condemned, she's just lost her son. I literally can't imagine how she feels, it makes me feel rather ill at the thought. No doubt most parents would do everything in their power to try and prolong the time with their child. No parent should have to watch their child die. It happens if course, but **** me if it isn't absolutely the worse thing to happen to someone.I feel the same as you do. I can’t think ill of his mum though. Yes she’s said some things which I strongly disagree with, but the sadness and frustration she must have been feeling is unmeasurable. It’s literally the very worst situation a parent can find theirselves in and you’ll never want to let go.
But I also agree that despite his official death being today, he’s been dead pretty much since it happened in April.
Teens are using Tik Tok for newsAll down to these stupid tik took challenges