O/T Coronavirus Thread (4)

[animallittle3]

Be interesting to know how many anti-thatcher posters on here are living in owned houses bought on the right to buy process.

Not me .

To tell the truth it wasn't a bad idea , it fell down when they didn't replenish the stock they'd sold .

That's the massive flaw in it .

[Exiletyke]

Capitalist eh? Good on yer

That explains why you have such a distorted view of the world

[CAMiller]

We moved into a brand new council estate in 1963 where all the front doors on each pair of semi's were alternately painted red, yellow, blue and green and refreshed every 5 years. You could tell who were exercising the right-to-buy options when door colours started to vary and none standard doors were installed. My parents exercised their right in the late 70s I believe. I was last there in 2017 after we'd sold it following my Dad's death. Some but not many of the houses on that estate still had the original/council coloured front doors.

[Exiletyke]

We moved into a brand new council estate in 1963 where all the front doors on each pair of semi's were alternately painted red, yellow, blue and green and refreshed every 5 years. You could tell who were exercising the right-to-buy options when door colours started to vary and none standard doors were installed. My parents exercised their right in the late 70s I believe. I was last there in 2017 after we'd sold it following my Dad's death. Some but not many of the houses on that estate still had the original/council coloured front doors.

& what conclusion do you draw from that CAM

[sawmiller]

food for thought regarding Covid 19


https://uk.news.yahoo.com/covid-19-m...143843728.html

[CAMiller]

& what conclusion do you draw from that CAM

That a lot of things changed in 54 years. There was hardly a car to be seen in 1963 and now you can't get down the street for the bloody things

[CAMiller]

food for thought regarding Covid 19


https://uk.news.yahoo.com/covid-19-m...143843728.html

Interesting. Maybe improvements in sanitation have resulted in the virus 'activating'. I'm sure there was no way it could have laid dormant and survived in the bogs at Millmoor

[Exiletyke]

We moved into a brand new council estate in 1963 where all the front doors on each pair of semi's were alternately painted red, yellow, blue and green and refreshed every 5 years. You could tell who were exercising the right-to-buy options when door colours started to vary and none standard doors were installed. My parents exercised their right in the late 70s I believe. I was last there in 2017 after we'd sold it following my Dad's death. Some but not many of the houses on that estate still had the original/council coloured front doors.

It wasn't that those who painted their doors & installed non standard ones were making a statement then ?

[Grist_To_The_Mill]

food for thought regarding Covid 19


https://uk.news.yahoo.com/covid-19-m...143843728.html

Interesting theory, but that’s what it is, a theory

One of those things that difficult to prove or disprove, but it gets a minor academic’s name in the media.

My theory is it came from a minor asteroid from the planet Zog hitting earth during a Friends of the Earth rally.

[sawmiller]

Interesting theory, but that’s what it is, a theory

One of those things that difficult to prove or disprove, but it gets a minor academic’s name in the media.

My theory is it came from a minor asteroid from the planet Zog hitting earth during a Friends of the Earth rally.

Jolly good - and your evidence?