Covid 19 inconsistencies

[josharb87]

2 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

 

 

In Rural France any one of those would be treated like the Mother of Dragons.

oh dear

 

....crosses off rural France from places to visit.....

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

2 hours ago, Rob D said:

 

Yep I used that in the end! Why are google not listing protest info I wonder... there is every bit of info on hand washing/mask wearing/social distancing it goes on... nothing online about what to do if you disagree with the lock down.

Apparently, you just ignore it all if you’re an MP, family of an MP, advisor to an MP. 
 

Bars open in Westminster after 22:00, international travel with a positive test result for example. 
 

Absolute tosh!

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

46 minutes ago, Big J said:

I reckon another major contributing factor is the poor quality of our housing too. 

 

Having small, badly ventilated houses on minute plots, crammed into badly planned housing estates like battery hen cages in a chicken shed means that staying at home and not going mad is much harder. How was a person meant to maintain a modicum of sanity when confined to a 2 up, 2 down with a postage stamp for a garden? 

 

We also really need to address the societal issues with preventable, first world comorbidities. There is almost no excuse for being seriously overweight, and the health conditions that come with it. It is unreasonable to rely on a national health service to treat the illnesses caused by your inability to stop putting food in your mouth. 

 

In short, as a society, we need to be a bit more active, eat a bit less and endevour to build better, healthier houses. Also, it would be good if we weren't such pissheads and moderated our binge drinking tendencies. And Scotland needs to discover vegetables beyond the humble spud! ?

Your cover is well and truly blown J!

 

Youre like a stick of Blackpool rock, it might be yellow on the outside but it’s true blue Tory through the middle ?

[kevinjohnsonmbe]

28 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Used to kick about with one for 7 years, in fact she's the reason I stayed in Suffolk. Just don't let them loose on the red wine, turns the nicest Swedish lass into a feisty little piece of work.

If anyone thinks there isn’t a massive alcohol abuse problem in many of the Nordic countries they simply don’t know their social history....

[eggsarascal]

1 minute ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

If anyone thinks there isn’t a massive alcohol abuse problem in many of the Nordic countries they simply don’t know their social history....

Very true although this one wasn't really a drinker, her father on the other hand who was a professional jokey was a raving alcoholic. Those long dark nights need filling somehow.

[Rob D]

36 minutes ago, kevinjohnsonmbe said:

Apparently, you just ignore it all if you’re an MP, family of an MP, advisor to an MP. 
 

Bars open in Westminster after 22:00, international travel with a positive test result for example. 
 

Absolute tosh!

 

This is a good one!

 

 

 

 

 

 

[Khriss]

49 minutes ago, josharb87 said:

 

You could at least have chosen a picture of some of the pretty ones to validate your point mick ?

 

 

 

Oddly, i find Red wine turns them all pretty,  just dont turn me loose in IKEA.....  K

[Khriss]

47 minutes ago, Mick Dempsey said:

 

 

In Rural France any one of those would be treated like the Mother of Dragons.

Just to qualify Dempsey, that is also a place of Red wine ? K

[Johnsond]

Just sat and watched the news report on the care home visiting situation. The people imposing these restrictions on family visiting should hang their head in shame. The one old lady whom said I don’t want to be protected displayed more guts and courage than all the cowardly terrified individuals and politicians who have let this virus destroy the economy and a great deal of the basic fabrics of everyday life. All in the name of keeping people safe. 
The negative and hysterical coverage is relentless on MSM. Not difficult to see this circuit breaker bollocks being slipped in seeing as it’s mentioned day in day out. Current situation ref cases would indicate to even the most pathetic lockdown supporting individual that the original attempt to suppress this virus as they put it has failed miserably. 
I guess a good few politicians are desperate for a vaccine more for a get out option of the mess they created than a cure for Covid. I’d imagine the numbers of deaths we have now will all of a sudden become acceptable once a vaccine is in circulation as are the normal yearly Flu casualty statistics. 

[woody paul]

Schools are putting pupils in bubbles and teaching them and play grounds are divided up for years or bubbles, or if not bubbles spaced out 2m apart. 

So i was amazed today working near a secondary school at kick out time buses turned up and then left jammed full with all ages of pupils, so all the work done by school all day went pop.    

Edited October 5, 2020 by woody paul