vickster
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Going to be lots of lobster headed bald thug types in Wetherspoons laterWell at least they picked a lovely day for it.
Going to be lots of lobster headed bald thug types in Wetherspoons laterWell at least they picked a lovely day for it.
The difference is that I think the government should mandate the rules. Call me cynical if you like but I don't have your touching faith in the great British public to do the sensible thing.Isn't that what we now have?
I agree about masks on public transport, particularly the tube where you are routinely squashed against other passengers.
Masks and social distancing is continuing in hospital settings, something which regrettably I know about.
Some shops are asking people to continue to wear masks.
Given that you will never get exactly what you want, it seems to me the government's current policy is pretty much in accord with your wishes.
Mine too, although my conclusion is the government is doing something of which I approve.
That must have made the dental work difficult! Mine hasn't required masking at any point, but the medical team are wearing what looks like half-hazmat and the windows have been open whenever I've gone. Appointments and forms are now done over phone or online.Having said that I had to wear one this morning at the Dentist but I wanted to go so didn't really have a choice.
The problems with Boris's pronouncements have started already.
It is not total freedom day in Scotland and English tourists are supposed to obey our laws while here.
Some have been in the Coop already today refusing to wear masks and shouting abuse at the staff. They also will not obey social distancing rules because they have been told they can now do more or less what they like in England so why should they obey our rules.
This did not happen much until this week when it has erupted in spades. Coincidence?
Covid is a complete clusterfark - official confirmation from Taiwan.
View: https://mobile.twitter.com/NewsForAllUK/status/1417030118229385217
Word reaches me of a protest in Parliament Square.
Apparently the protesters are in favour of personal freedom. but have gathered to moan about Freedom Day.
Which makes little sense.
The obvious thing to do would be to ask them, but the few hacks who turned up to do that were threatened and forced to withdraw.
Presumably the protesters' definition of freedom doesn't stretch to freedom of the press.
That's bound to end well.
Presumably it’s to allow time for 18 year olds to get fully vaxxed, given young uns also like to go clubbing not only old farts like on this forumOh thats kicker. Double jabbed passport to get in clubs or 'crowded places' from September. What's a crowded venue ? Pub, concert ?
Put the responsibility on the venue ? Boat sailed today, not in 2 ¹/² months time.
Although, for people who have lost loved ones during this pandemic, using trite cliches such as these is a tad insulting, to say the least. (Before you ask, I am speaking from personal experience).Good old JVT.
He got a 'rip the pants out of it' in, a mention of the footie game he went to on Saturday, and a slightly tortuous metaphor about packing lots of people into his garden shed for a drink.
Think it is clearly moving the goalposts on Test 3. A protest should be made, pointing that out. Hash out an outline, please.subversion of test 3
Love it!a privilege of Karens
But the daily case rate in Scotland is dropping like a stone. FM NS needs to catch up.it is not total freedom day in Scotland
That's what the "male tutor" thought too, I suspect.Taiwan was a pretty good place when i was there years ago.
Double jabbed passport to get in clubs or 'crowded places' from September
My 18yo has asked advice about getting his second jab brought forward to about 7 weeks: 14 days before the Reading Festival (crowded but outdoors). Since he's been working in the local chemist, administering the jabs, I suspect he will have little difficulty (20 Jun first jab).it’s to allow time for 18 year olds to get fully vaxxed