That is so rediculous. What if you are in the isle when you decide that you need a cr*p. They haven't thought that one through very well.The large Asda in Hulme has no loo roll !
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Mugshot
Cracking a solo.
It was a regular part of our family diet on 70s caravan holidays. Not bad tbh.
glasgowcyclist
Charming but somewhat feckless
- Location
- Scotland
I quite liked it, although we more often got that other powdered potato - Yoeman.
Pale Rider
Legendary Member
Hasn't international travel played a major part in the spread of the virus?
Restricting air travel - assuming you support measures to control the spread - makes sense.
Particularly if you are in a different continent, and one with no land links to the source and main areas where the virus is taking hold.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
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We used it too..............along with these Vesta curries
I loved them. That was almost before curry really got popular.
Moved my first suspect this morning, or rather experts did, l just wear a visor, mask, pinny & gloves then go ahead......opening & closing doors.
In A&E the waiting time to be seen would normally be about 4 hours, it's sub 1 on the screen, so l had a look. Out of 32 beds, 2 are occupied & both have 2 cops, so not "ill" then. A solitary bloke is in the waiting room.
No broken finger nails, no "short of breath", no " strange thoughts", amazing!
In A&E the waiting time to be seen would normally be about 4 hours, it's sub 1 on the screen, so l had a look. Out of 32 beds, 2 are occupied & both have 2 cops, so not "ill" then. A solitary bloke is in the waiting room.
No broken finger nails, no "short of breath", no " strange thoughts", amazing!
Boil in the pan Vesta curriesWe used it too..............along with these Vesta curries
Pale Rider
Legendary Member
We used it too..............along with these Vesta curries
Phew, I was worried I might reveal myself as a mashed potato peasant.
Even my mother quite liked it.
She has a big mental block against powdered stuff because it reminds her of food rationing and shortages during and after the Second World War.
Apparently, powdered eggs were rank.
That I don't doubt.
roubaixtuesday
self serving virtue signaller
Except the virus is already spreading in the US.
WHO view is that local containment is more important - modelling has shown a delay of just 3-5 days from travel bans.
Trump appears to have three motives:
(1) to appear decisive
(2) to blame foreigners
(3) to divert attention from the US response which has been very poor to date, led by him telling everyone it's a hoax.
stowie
Legendary Member
The travel ban is from Schengen countries. So Ireland also has no ban (in EU) whilst Norway and Switzerland are included (outside EU).
The rationale is that the US immigration control cannot check whether a visitor from Schengen area has been in the COVID-19 hotspot areas within Schengen. Whereas outside Schengen our travel history is available.
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- London
Very true. I have experience of this. The family matriarch's home was hardly ever empty. Continuous carousel visits from extended family. Family even had a rota to ensure that she was pretty much never alone.would have driven me nuts. Two of family teachers though won't have been at school for a few days now. Assume this practice has changed in current situation. One can only hope.
MichaelO
Guru
Just get the Eurostar to London & fly to the US. That wouldn't be flagged by US immigration!
Mugshot
Cracking a solo.
stowie
Legendary Member
I'm not saying it is a good rationale....
Although wouldn't your passport be checked at the Eurostar terminal and therefore be made available to US immigration with the ETSA thingy? That is, they would understand that you had traveled into the UK from the Schengen area at that date.
