Lockdown - Joke!

[baggieal]

The thing is, though, Al, who would you trust? BoJo is a buffoon but to be fair, there isn’t anyone that has any experience of dealing with such a crisis as this, so one cannot be surprised that mistakes have been made. Much blame, though, has to be placed on those that have recklessly flouted the regulations (and common sense) and spread the pestilence. Do you believe in God, because he’s the chap that can put an end to all this...........

To be fair he can't do right for wrong! I would fine those t wats who are clearly breaking the law a minimum of 1K and if they don't pay send the bailiffs in!

The moral of the story Ketts - you don't shop lift in the UAE unless you are prepared to lose fingers................

[kettering_baggie]

Indeed, there is an area where the PM is dithering and that is in regard to the new Brazilian strain of the virus; just close our borders to anyone who is travel from that country. That is the least he should do, why isn’t he doing that?

[WBA1955]

I have been reading a list of the places you are most likely to get the virus in The Times.
Low risk is walking with a friend outdoors, not wearing a mask outdoors. Even a passing panting jogger is low concern because short contact is extremely low risk and the virus tends to disperse more outdoors.
Medium risk is shopping and queueing, the air is more stagnant indoors and you are in longer contact with people in queues. Supermarkets are better than corner shops because of the air conditioning.
High risk is public transport, places of worship, taxi's and office's.

This isn't me trying to be an expert it's just what I have read.
I hope it makes people breathe a bit easier if you pardon the pun.

[baggieal]

I have been reading a list of the places you are most likely to get the virus in The Times.
Low risk is walking with a friend outdoors, not wearing a mask outdoors. Even a passing panting jogger is low concern because short contact is extremely low risk and the virus tends to disperse more outdoors.
Medium risk is shopping and queueing, the air is more stagnant indoors and you are in longer contact with people in queues. Supermarkets are better than corner shops because of the air conditioning.
High risk is public transport, places of worship, taxi's and office's.

This isn't me trying to be an expert it's just what I have read.
I hope it makes people breathe a bit easier if you pardon the pun.

Are you say Des if I go to church and pray for a West Brom win then i'm - f ucked?

[westcountryvillain]

Supermarkets are a breeding ground in my view, items pass through many hands as people browse, pick-up and put back. For similar reasons I see online ordering as a risk as parcels pass through the logistics system, we can only reduce the spread and not stop it altogether.

[billsbest]

I enjoyed listening to the news last night and hearing how far we are ahead of the rest of Europe with our vaccinations. I was also amused by the complaints of footballers hugging after scoring a goal. Not much chance of that being a problem for the Albion!