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Coronation Street - Suspension of Reality (Part 10) |
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Poor Luke. Hope none of the neighbourhood pets have gone missing!
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This is so unrealistic. Jenny said I need a job and Rita said something will turn up. At that precise moment in walks a boss at the local factory who just happens to need a cleaner so tells her to start straight away. No applications form, no interview, no references. Nothing. How about a P45 etc. Nope. Not needed. Just start. Whatever next? Jenny goes for a job working with young children. They find out she was recently imprisoned for abducting a young child. Never mind says the new employer. We all make mistakes. Start today!!
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Somebody should tell the writers that cleaners work very early in the morning or very late at night. Carla should be the only person to set eyes on Jenny....when opening up and closing the factory.
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Funny that none of the usual SOR thread posters seem to pick up on things like that, they seem more concern about people just happening to be walking down the street when someone needs to see or talk to them.
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I'll take your word for that as I really can't be bothered.
It sometimes seems that you're more interested in sniping at those who enjoy this thread. |
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For those of you who know Les Miserables - Fiz and Tyrone - The Thenardiers Food beyond compare. Food beyond belief Mix it in a mincer and pretend it's beef Kidney of a horse, liver of a cat Filling up the sausages with this and that Residents are more than welcome Bridal suite is occupied Reasonable charges Plus some little extras on the side! Charge 'em for the lice, extra for the mice Two percent for looking in the mirror twice Here a little slice, there a little cut Three percent for sleeping with the window shut When it comes to fixing prices There are a lot of tricks I knows How it all increases, all them bits and pieces Jesus! It's amazing how it grows! Poor Luke. Hope none of the neighbourhood pets have gone missing!
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Wouldn't they have also suspected Fiz, after her moaning about having to sell her engagement ring and how they're living on Fresco's bargain food range?
I'm sure I read a spoiler that said
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Good point. When the place was on fire, no one could get in to rescue Carla because of the key code. |
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where as in reality the crb would bar her indefinitely from working with children
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Somebody should tell the writers that cleaners work very early in the morning or very late at night. Carla should be the only person to set eyes on Jenny....when opening up and closing the factory.
I owned a cleaning company and we had several operatives onsite at various factories/warehouses during the day during the day, and they werent industrial cleaners |
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You wouldn't say that if you read my local newspaper. If there's a story of someone falling on hard times as there is this morning where a widow aged 50 has died suddenly and her children aged 27, 18 and 15 have to find Ł3,000 for a basic funeral. Most people commenting are sympathetic and offering sensible advice of even offering a small amount of money towards the cost, but there's always one who says "it's easier to beg through a newspaper than get help from the DWP and they might even make a profit!" or on the local council stopping free parking for tax exempt vehicles for disabled people more than half the comments are that "most of them aren't disabled anyway".
Not all people are tolerant and many are judgemental. |
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It's fair enough that you can't be bothered but why make the original comment "none of the usual SOR posters ... " if you can't be bothered to check?
It sometimes seems that you're more interested in sniping at those who enjoy this thread. Fiz hasn't got a lot of imagination n when it comes to packed lunch - meat paste sandwiches. Maybe not to everyone's taste, but, for instance, I'd make a sausage pie, a Cornish-style pasty or a pizza for tea and then give him a slice of that cold next day for lunch. Got to be more interesting that a meat paste sandwich. |
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I was about to say the same. Frequently my posts get an immediate response.
Fiz hasn't got a lot of imagination n when it comes to packed lunch - meat paste sandwiches. Maybe not to everyone's taste, but, for instance, I'd make a sausage pie, a Cornish-style pasty or a pizza for tea and then give him a slice of that cold next day for lunch. Got to be more interesting that a meat paste sandwich. |
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Do they? There are lots of factories where cleaners work during the day. They normally do offices in the evening.
I owned a cleaning company and we had several operatives onsite at various factories/warehouses during the day during the day, and they werent industrial cleaners Jenny's only there throughout the day so she can interact, to her disadvantage, with the other factory employees. |
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Yep !
Jenny's only there throughout the day so she can interact, to her disadvantage, with the other factory employees. |
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What CRB? What crime was she found guilty of?
or would the cps drop it on grounds of mental instability |
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child abduction?
or would the cps drop it on grounds of mental instability |
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You honestly dont think any cleaners work during the day?
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No...of course not.
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where as in reality the crb would bar her indefinitely from working with children
True, with with Sean, Kirk, Fiz, Beth & Sinead all working in the factory to a combined mental age of no more than 30, there's no way she'd be allowed to work there. |
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I don't really want to think about what "extras on the side" Fiz would be offering....could do without that mental image, thank you!
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No...of course not.
https://www.ocsjobs.co.uk//templates...ampaign=Indeed Another http://www.totaljobs.com/JobSearch/J...JobId=64585597 Last one, but hundreds of factory cleaning jobs during the day available http://www.indeed.co.uk/cmp/Facilico...actory+Cleaner |
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Meat paste is better on toast.Luke said he was happy having meat paste butties so someone likes them!!
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True, with with Sean, Kirk, Fiz, Beth & Sinead all working in the factory to a combined mental age of no more than 30, there's no way she'd be allowed to work there.
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You honestly dont think any cleaners work during the day?
it's hardly sprawling corporate premises. |
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I was about to say the same. Frequently my posts get an immediate response.
Fiz hasn't got a lot of imagination n when it comes to packed lunch - meat paste sandwiches. Maybe not to everyone's taste, but, for instance, I'd make a sausage pie, a Cornish-style pasty or a pizza for tea and then give him a slice of that cold next day for lunch. Got to be more interesting that a meat paste sandwich. You can buy plenty of decent food on the cheap, doesn't mean you have to resort to meat paste. I expect Fiz will be dishing up gruel next for breakfast! |
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Why does Ty have to stay in the garage for lunch anyway? He only lives across the road, he could nip home for his sandwiches.
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