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sodthisforfun
I guessed as muchAdding, ffs
Reminds me - did you have a good birthday BBQ?
Partial lockdown up north.
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I guessed as much
Reminds me - did you have a good birthday BBQ?
Yes thanks I did!
We had a Spanish theme:
chorizo in red wine
patatas bravas
spanish style chicken skewers
good old english bangers (which I smoked)
tomato / mozzerella / avocado salad
green salad with olives / endamame beans / lettuce etc
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sodthisforfun
My Spanish sis in law would be impressed with that lot
Spanish wine too I hope?!
Spanish wine too I hope?!
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There is a pub at the other end of my terrace, I will not go in there EVER!
Not because its a druggy pub, but because every other time has been a let down (offensive drunks, warm beer, overpriced etc.).
I will also not go there because its full of the lurgy.
Not because its a druggy pub, but because every other time has been a let down (offensive drunks, warm beer, overpriced etc.).
I will also not go there because its full of the lurgy.
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You might not have the choice to be "going anywhere" come September, if the news reports are accurate .....
Pubs (among other things) might have to close, to allow schools to safely reopen.
Which supports the point I was making yesterday.
(BBQ was OK too, but I was feeling a bit under the weather, so didn't put much effort into it.)
Further reports on R5L this morning.....
Melbourne has another spike, which may be more virulent that the first . 1000 cases, 385 of which are hospitalised.
I suppose details are sketchy at the moment though.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-asia-53627099
Melbourne has another spike, which may be more virulent that the first . 1000 cases, 385 of which are hospitalised.
I suppose details are sketchy at the moment though.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/world-asia-53627099
Yes It's a worry - until a vaccine comes along we've got to live with the virus, keeping up social distancing whilst trying to keep the economy afloat.
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durhamplumber
As said...it is not difficult.No more tricky than wearing a work uniform.Hard hat.Hat of any sort ..Safety gear etc.Do you moan every time you need to change clothes?
It's more than that, you bell end.
Do you miss hugging a friend you haven't seen in a while (man hug!), or shaking them by the hand?
Stop fixating on the mask, like it's the salvation of humanity, while only being a trifling inconvenience.
Because it isn't.
That will be Rochdale
I live there and have not heard of a single person that’s had Covid.
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durhamplumber
Really,,it is not..wearing a mask is just that!
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durhamplumber
Lost the argument so you make a huge swerve to divert to something completely different.Probably dawned on you wearing a mask is no big deal so you divert to hugging ,shaking hands etc
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durhamplumber
Nobody thinks it a saviour,it just helps.
So why social distance?
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sodthisforfun
I really don't think it's that big a deal - you mention you miss hugging/shaking hands a lot but these things are so fleeting, over in seconds. Not much to miss and it won't be forever.
I just think, while inconvenient, the best friend you can be is one that keeps his mates safe and that's keeping a respectful distance and wearing a mask.
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