matticus
Guru
Definitely an essential journey.I drove down to my local pub at 8 pm,not to go in but just to see how it was
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Definitely an essential journey.I drove down to my local pub at 8 pm,not to go in but just to see how it was
Does It need to be now I wonder?Definitely an essential journey.
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Does It need to be now I wonder?
Surely if places are open you're lawfully allowed to go there?
Or don't, it's down to the individual but if no rules are being broken I can't see why people feel they have the right to judge others.It's fine now ! Go where you want ! Off to Wales tomorrow night ! Whoooo - probably go for a spin at Llandegla on Friday !
Scrolling down, I see there's a Delirium Floris Framboise. Which reminded me of Floris. How has he managed through the lockdowns?
I've never really bought in to this "you can't have beer until lunchtime". It's beer I'll drink it when I feel like a beer. And although I struggle with my limits I tend to know my speed so I don't join the Wetherspoons 9am brigade cos I'd be p****d by lunchtimesadder than that I saw some on the news who had headed out after dawn to their first pub in ages and were drinking orange juice.
That's why I finished my post with a winky smiley. When I judge you, I will end my comments with " ... you selfish <rude word>, don't you know 127 thousand people have died because of people like you?"Or don't, it's down to the individual but if no rules are being broken I can't see why people feel they have the right to judge others.
they open at 8 in normal times.I've never really bought in to this "you can't have beer until lunchtime". It's beer I'll drink it when I feel like a beer. And although I struggle with my limits I tend to know my speed so I don't join the Wetherspoons 9am brigade cos I'd be p****d by lunchtime
That looks sensible and safe. No problem with that at all.
agree - was like that before I think - if some of the folks there have come by bus they will have been on limited capacity buses, advised to keep their distance etc, then crammed themselves up against countless others.That looks sensible and safe. No problem with that at all.
The scenes in Soho last night do worry me a bit. Where it looked like all bets were off.
I wouldn't give a T**s either way though, if the rules aren't to your liking then take it up with the rule makers.That's why I finished my post with a winky smiley. When I judge you, I will end my comments with " ... you selfish <rude word>, don't you know 127 thousand people have died because of people like you?"
Clear enough??
We too will let the sheep go out and graze.I shall probably be giving it a miss until
a) the weather warms up
b) the novelty wears off and you don’t have to book anymore
Not that it matters much to me but I'm intrigued, why are people who want to go out and socialise for the first time in Months 'Sheep' in your eyes and people who book a seat looked on equally unfavourable (don't really know what that imogie means).We too will let the sheep go out and graze.
IFF the virus doesn't run riot and after we've had our second jabs, AND three more weeks have passed, then maybe we'll risk it. We've been shielding since 15/03/20 so another few months is OK.
As for those booking seats, or queuing at Matalan.......
They have our thanks for acting as crash test dummies.
It's a reference to the Anti-vaxxers who often refer to those who obey the rules and take the vaccine as sheeple.Not that it matters much to me but I'm intrigued, why are people who want to go out and socialise for the first time in Months 'Sheep' in your eyes and people who book a seat looked on equally unfavourable (don't really know what that imogie means).
Would those same people be Sheep before the Virus I wonder when visiting the very same Pubs?
I like to see other people's opinions and their reasons behind them, I too have opinion's on people's actions but refrain from being so self righteous.