View Full Version : How will you be changing how you live in the next three weeks?
the other bob wilson
11-05-20, 05:40
I'm a self employed 64 year old who receives no payouts from the Government (apart from a Civil Service pension every month) who, for the past five weeks has had my weekly shop done by a Council appointed volunteer who is very good, but only goes to the local Lidls and so I cannot get all of the stuff I need. Therefore, I've made the choice to also do a fortnightly shop myself to my local Tescos (in Aberdare) - those trips, plus one or two more to the local Co-op, are the only food shopping I've done in the last eight weeks. In that time, I've also had to travel to local doctor's surgeries three times for blood tests, have taken my dog on a once a day walk very early every morning and I've gone on a once a week ten minute drive without stopping anywhere to make sure my somewhat unreliable car is still working!
As a result of the various Government announcements in the last few days, the only change I will be making to the above lifestyle is that I will start taking the dog for an additional walk today. I have decided to follow the advice of the Welsh Government, while ignoring what the UK Government says - I have come to that decision because I could understand what Mark Drakeford was saying, whereas I couldn't make out exactly what the Prime Minister, who I thought waved his arms about a lot and looked in good spirits, was trying to tell me.
Not much, a few decorating jobs coming in but that’s it. 64 isn’t to old to go shopping is it bob? I see far older in supermarket queues or you can go early and catch the oldie hours?
Taunton Blue Genie
11-05-20, 06:26
Not much, a few decorating jobs coming in but that’s it. 64 isn’t to old to go shopping is it bob? I see far older in supermarket queues or you can go early and catch the oldie hours?
I'm 64 and shop every week for a 90 year old lady and I'm on standby should 18 households (mainly bungalows occupied by old folk) in my street require shopping. And as I still work part-time (from home at the moment) I keep my fingers crossed that they don't all end up calling on my services.
the other bob wilson
11-05-20, 06:37
Not much, a few decorating jobs coming in but that’s it. 64 isn’t to old to go shopping is it bob? I see far older in supermarket queues or you can go early and catch the oldie hours?
No, although I have a heart condition, take medication for hypertension and am overweight, I didn't think I'd qualify for having my food bought by a volunteer, but was advised by someone who was involved in the scheme that they thought I would be and this was later confirmed by a councillor and council employees - I feel a little guilty about it at times, but it seems pretty clear that I'm entitled to it even though I,m not on the most vulnerable list.
No, although I have a heart condition, take medication for hypertension and am overweight, I didn't think I'd qualify for having my food bought by a volunteer, but was advised by someone who was involved in the scheme that they thought I would be and this was later confirmed by a councillor and council employees - I feel a little guilty about it at times, but it seems pretty clear that I'm entitled to it even though I,m not on the most vulnerable list.
Nothing to feel guilty about. You have underlying conditions that could result in you having a tough time. You're also ensuring that you don't spread the virus should you get it and be asymptomatic.
I won't be changing anything I am doing for the next 3 weeks which means I'll be going food shopping once a week and taking the odd walk.
Organ Morgan.
11-05-20, 08:56
The one change I'll make thanks to that nice Mr Drakeford is to get out more to observe neighbours very closely. I view them all with the utmost suspicion and disbelieve everything they say.
Decent people live by the maxim of nothing to hide, nothing to fear. Everyone living nearby close their curtains or blinds when darkness falls. What are they concealing?
celticknight
11-05-20, 09:04
Everyone living nearby close their curtains or blinds when darkness falls. What are they concealing?
They close them to stop sex pest peeping Tom's like you from looking in. :hehe:
Very little, the weekly shop and twice weekly trip to the office.
I assume the meeting up with family and friends at a social distance is just for England?
The lack of clarity between the devolved administrations and the UK for someone that doesn't tune in to the news every day just feels unnecessary.
Can we ride our bikes as far as we like again, and when can I drive to Tenby?
I'm a self employed 64 year old who receives no payouts from the Government (apart from a Civil Service pension every month) who, for the past five weeks has had my weekly shop done by a Council appointed volunteer who is very good, but only goes to the local Lidls and so I cannot get all of the stuff I need. Therefore, I've made the choice to also do a fortnightly shop myself to my local Tescos (in Aberdare) - those trips, plus one or two more to the local Co-op, are the only food shopping I've done in the last eight weeks. In that time, I've also had to travel to local doctor's surgeries three times for blood tests, have taken my dog on a once a day walk very early every morning and I've gone on a once a week ten minute drive without stopping anywhere to make sure my somewhat unreliable car is still working!
As a result of the various Government announcements in the last few days, the only change I will be making to the above lifestyle is that I will start taking the dog for an additional walk today. I have decided to follow the advice of the Welsh Government, while ignoring what the UK Government says - I have come to that decision because I could understand what Mark Drakeford was saying, whereas I couldn't make out exactly what the Prime Minister, who I thought waved his arms about a lot and looked in good spirits, was trying to tell me.
But as you live in Wales it is only the government that affects you. And it is not advice it is law. You have no choice if you wish to not break the law.
the other bob wilson
11-05-20, 10:19
But as you live in Wales it is only the government that affects you. And it is not advice it is law. You have no choice if you wish to not break the law.
How can I be arrested for "staying alert" rather than staying in, when only the person who dreamt the idiotic idea up knows for sure what it means?
How can I be arrested for "staying alert" rather than staying in, when only the person who dreamt the idiotic idea up knows for sure what it means?
But the instruction from the government that controls where you live is not "Stay alert" is it? So it doesn't apply to you? You are onlky banging on about it because Boris said it, but it isn't directed at you, it doesn't affect you and the message that does is clear. What's the problem?
I might make a dash for the border (from the Midlands) and see if I get turned back by immigration aka Heddlu. There's a house I need to sell in Cardiff. My paperwork looks genuine but I might need to learn to ride a motorbike if it comes to trying to leap a barbed wire fence on Offas Dyke.
the other bob wilson
11-05-20, 10:39
But the instruction from the government that controls where you live is not "Stay alert" is it? So it doesn't apply to you? You are onlky banging on about it because Boris said it, but it isn't directed at you, it doesn't affect you and the message that does is clear. What's the problem?
Your just being disingenuous because you have no argument when it comes to "stay alert" - are you seriously saying that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh people will have watched that last night and thought it doesn't matter because none of it applies to me?
I'm a self employed 64 year old who receives no payouts from the Government (apart from a Civil Service pension every month) who, for the past five weeks has had my weekly shop done by a Council appointed volunteer who is very good, but only goes to the local Lidls and so I cannot get all of the stuff I need. Therefore, I've made the choice to also do a fortnightly shop myself to my local Tescos (in Aberdare) - those trips, plus one or two more to the local Co-op, are the only food shopping I've done in the last eight weeks. In that time, I've also had to travel to local doctor's surgeries three times for blood tests, have taken my dog on a once a day walk very early every morning and I've gone on a once a week ten minute drive without stopping anywhere to make sure my somewhat unreliable car is still working!
As a result of the various Government announcements in the last few days, the only change I will be making to the above lifestyle is that I will start taking the dog for an additional walk today. I have decided to follow the advice of the Welsh Government, while ignoring what the UK Government says - I have come to that decision because I could understand what Mark Drakeford was saying, whereas I couldn't make out exactly what the Prime Minister, who I thought waved his arms about a lot and looked in good spirits, was trying to tell me.
I think the general populus are cottoning on to the fact that Johnson is a rather hopeless buffoon who muddles his way along as he doesnt like the work that comes with the job. Not turning up for meetings, being ill-prepared, jovial and ineffective (he just expects everyone else to sort out his mess) are characteristics he has displayed more privately until he got his current job. Oh, and when pressed he just makes something up. 200k CV tests a day. That sounds good. No thought given to it at all. Just use some common sense in these unusual times.
A Quiet Monkfish
11-05-20, 11:32
I'm a self employed 64 year old who receives no payouts from the Government (apart from a Civil Service pension every month) who, for the past five weeks has had my weekly shop done by a Council appointed volunteer who is very good, but only goes to the local Lidls and so I cannot get all of the stuff I need. Therefore, I've made the choice to also do a fortnightly shop myself to my local Tescos (in Aberdare) - those trips, plus one or two more to the local Co-op, are the only food shopping I've done in the last eight weeks. In that time, I've also had to travel to local doctor's surgeries three times for blood tests, have taken my dog on a once a day walk very early every morning and I've gone on a once a week ten minute drive without stopping anywhere to make sure my somewhat unreliable car is still working!
As a result of the various Government announcements in the last few days, the only change I will be making to the above lifestyle is that I will start taking the dog for an additional walk today. I have decided to follow the advice of the Welsh Government, while ignoring what the UK Government says - I have come to that decision because I could understand what Mark Drakeford was saying, whereas I couldn't make out exactly what the Prime Minister, who I thought waved his arms about a lot and looked in good spirits, was trying to tell me.
From what I understand you're dog can now go to the shops twice a day with one non-household member. If he's [or she's] a guide dog or Police dog - and works in England - he can go back to work as well.
Your just being disingenuous because you have no argument when it comes to "stay alert" - are you seriously saying that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh people will have watched that last night and thought it doesn't matter because none of it applies to me?
xsnaggle is right but is saying it in a very xsnaggle way.
None of the changes Johnson mentioned yesterday apply to you or anyone else in Wales, in fact he should have specified that he was talking only to the residents of England because a lot of people will have watched that and assumed he was addressing the UK, as you rightly allude to.
I presume that he didn't specify because it would have made him look weak and shown that Wales, Scotland and NI have distanced themselves from him regarding the best course of action so as a result Wales will probably be divided between people correctly sticking to the lockdown as it stands for the next 3 weeks, and people incorrectly sticking to the "stay alert" version he announced yesterday
Your just being disingenuous because you have no argument when it comes to "stay alert" - are you seriously saying that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh people will have watched that last night and thought it doesn't matter because none of it applies to me?
I honestly think that despite what is said by the people on this board that the great majority of people would rather be more relaxed about it and use their common sense than be ordered to do what the government says. Whether that is right or wrong. AS I've said before, this country is goeverned by consent and if people think the law is bad they will ignore it anyway.
TERRY BLUE
11-05-20, 12:09
I'm a self employed 64 year old who receives no payouts from the Government (apart from a Civil Service pension every month) who, for the past five weeks has had my weekly shop done by a Council appointed volunteer who is very good, but only goes to the local Lidls and so I cannot get all of the stuff I need. Therefore, I've made the choice to also do a fortnightly shop myself to my local Tescos (in Aberdare) - those trips, plus one or two more to the local Co-op, are the only food shopping I've done in the last eight weeks. In that time, I've also had to travel to local doctor's surgeries three times for blood tests, have taken my dog on a once a day walk very early every morning and I've gone on a once a week ten minute drive without stopping anywhere to make sure my somewhat unreliable car is still working!
As a result of the various Government announcements in the last few days, the only change I will be making to the above lifestyle is that I will start taking the dog for an additional walk today. I have decided to follow the advice of the Welsh Government, while ignoring what the UK Government says - I have come to that decision because I could understand what Mark Drakeford was saying, whereas I couldn't make out exactly what the Prime Minister, who I thought waved his arms about a lot and looked in good spirits, was trying to tell me.
Totally agree with you TOBW;there could not have been a more confusing message sent out than BJ's speech to the nation yesterday. Why the hell did they drop the Stay At Home slogan and replace it with Stay Alert? All he has done is offered a green light now to all the idiots who have been trying to break the lockdown rules. The vast majority who have abided by the lockdown rules I hope will continue to do so. I think he has dropped a massive clanger unless of course the panic is now over?
Not at all most likely. Cycle to work in the morning, cycle home, do my uni work, repeat.
I think the general populus are cottoning on to the fact that Johnson is a rather hopeless buffoon who muddles his way along as he doesnt like the work that comes with the job. Not turning up for meetings, being ill-prepared, jovial and ineffective (he just expects everyone else to sort out his mess) are characteristics he has displayed more privately until he got his current job. Oh, and when pressed he just makes something up. 200k CV tests a day. That sounds good. No thought given to it at all. Just use some common sense in these unusual times.
I saw someone the other day say the Johnson wanted to "become" Prime Minister not "be" Prime Minister, which is something I'd go along with
J R Hartley
11-05-20, 12:38
I wont be changing it at all. The message is in Wales is to carry on as we were.
I wont be changing it at all. The message is in Wales is to carry on as we were.
Exactly my point!! But it doesn't suit the people who want to bash the Westminster government, rightly or wrongly.
the other bob wilson
11-05-20, 13:55
Exactly my point!! But it doesn't suit the people who want to bash the Westminster government, rightly or wrongly.
I'd be fascinated to see your list of things you'd "bash" the UK Government for. Will I need to be allow myself a few minutes to read it?
Harry Paget Flashman
11-05-20, 14:08
The one change I'll make thanks to that nice Mr Drakeford is to get out more to observe neighbours very closely. I view them all with the utmost suspicion and disbelieve everything they say.
Decent people live by the maxim of nothing to hide, nothing to fear. Everyone living nearby close their curtains or blinds when darkness falls. What are they concealing?
I bet they don't even clap on a Thursday, let alone bang a saucepan.
Must hate the NHS.
It's turned into a clapping competition, and look at our street we have a bagpiper!
I'd be fascinated to see your list of things you'd "bash" the UK Government for. Will I need to be allow myself a few minutes to read it?
Probably a lot longer than that but no one would be interested lol :hehe:
Your just being disingenuous because you have no argument when it comes to "stay alert" - are you seriously saying that hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh people will have watched that last night and thought it doesn't matter because none of it applies to me?
The programme was closely followed by people saying on BBC Wales exactly that. But as usual people will accept and believe what suits them, it is human nature. In reality I think a great proportion of the population will wish that it did apply to them.
As someone said on another thread, because this cannot be seen like pox or something could, people tend to think its OK, and it is human nature to believe "It won't happen to me, it is everyone else." If people always believed something bad would happen to them nothing would ever be done.
It may be wrong, it may be sad but its the way people are.
The Hooded Claw
11-05-20, 15:07
How can I be arrested for "staying alert" rather than staying in, when only the person who dreamt the idiotic idea up knows for sure what it means?
Big assumption that they also know what it means, Bob...🤪
Big assumption that they also know what it means, Bob...��
When something appears to be vague it normally transpires that that is exactly what the person stating it wanted it to be, and that is boubly true of politicians. :hehe:
Taunton Blue Genie
11-05-20, 17:34
When something appears to be vague it normally transpires that that is exactly what the person stating it wanted it to be, and that is boubly true of politicians. :hehe:
Did you mean 'bigly'? :-)
Did you mean 'bigly'? :-)
lol I knew it didn't look right but I just couldn't see what was wrong with it. Isn't he a singist or something? lmao :hehe::hehe::hehe::hehe:
life on mars
11-05-20, 19:29
They close them to stop sex pest peeping Tom's like you from looking in. :hehe:
Could be masturbating, behind the curtains ?? , there are suggestion it boosts the immune system .
""Researchers, found that the masturbation orgasm boosted adrenaline and prolactin plasma concentrations, which is a protein hormone that has multiple functions, one of which is to be used by other immune-boosting cells.""
Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2020/04/17/can-masturbation-boost-immune-system-12569816/?ito=cbshare
Jimmy the Jock
11-05-20, 19:44
Could be masturbating, behind the curtains ?? , there are suggestion it boosts the immune system .
""Researchers, found that the masturbation orgasm boosted adrenaline and prolactin plasma concentrations, which is a protein hormone that has multiple functions, one of which is to be used by other immune-boosting cells.""
Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2020/04/17/can-masturbation-boost-immune-system-12569816/?ito=cbshare
That IS encouraging.
Perhaps Boris should be promoting this?
life on mars
11-05-20, 19:58
That IS encouraging.
Perhaps Boris should be promoting this?
Indeed 😂
Elwood Blues
11-05-20, 21:17
The one change I'll make thanks to that nice Mr Drakeford is to get out more to observe neighbours very closely. I view them all with the utmost suspicion and disbelieve everything they say.
Decent people live by the maxim of nothing to hide, nothing to fear. Everyone living nearby close their curtains or blinds when darkness falls. What are they concealing?
Be afraid - be very afraid!
Eric the Half a Bee
11-05-20, 21:32
Could be masturbating, behind the curtains ?? , there are suggestion it boosts the immune system .
""Researchers, found that the masturbation orgasm boosted adrenaline and prolactin plasma concentrations, which is a protein hormone that has multiple functions, one of which is to be used by other immune-boosting cells.""
Read more: https://metro.co.uk/2020/04/17/can-masturbation-boost-immune-system-12569816/?ito=cbshare
Sludge is immortal!
Its ok to meet up with one friend or family member as long as you stay two meters away according to Drakeford - https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/rules-meeting-family-members-different-18233506
Its been made clear that people in England can't drive into Wales for a day out but can we go the other way?
Eric the Half a Bee
11-05-20, 21:55
I will be ploughing my way through the 649 toilet rolls I still have left.
Taunton Blue Genie
12-05-20, 04:27
I will be ploughing my way through the 649 toilet rolls I still have left.
I suspect that this is a tissue of lies.
splott parker
12-05-20, 06:33
Its ok to meet up with one friend or family member as long as you stay two meters away according to Drakeford - https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/rules-meeting-family-members-different-18233506
Its been made clear that people in England can't drive into Wales for a day out but can we go the other way?
I always take a gas and electric one out with me to gauge distance.
Hoping to move to Denmark
Taunton Blue Genie
12-05-20, 17:16
Sludge is immortal!
Did you mean to insert the 't'?
life on mars
12-05-20, 18:50
Its ok to meet up with one friend or family member as long as you stay two meters away according to Drakeford - https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/wales-news/rules-meeting-family-members-different-18233506
Its been made clear that people in England can't drive into Wales for a day out but can we go the other way?
Panic on Assembly elections next year gotta look good and statesmanlike??
Time to choose is approaching fast , two decades they have been in some sort of power , or power sharing ??
life on mars
12-05-20, 18:52
I will be ploughing my way through the 649 toilet rolls I still have left.
I only need one to capture ,ones juices ?
I only need one to capture ,ones juices ?
:sherlock:
Mr Gethin said to day he doesn't think that it will be necessary to close the border. Glad about that.
A Quiet Monkfish
13-05-20, 08:21
Mr Gethin said to day he doesn't think that it will be necessary to close the border. Glad about that.
Shame. I was wondering what uniform the Welsh Border Guards would be wearing..
Shame. I was wondering what uniform the Welsh Border Guards would be wearing..
White helmets, red tunic, black trousers and boots. "Zulus sir...xxxxing thousands of them" or words to that effect.
White helmets, red tunic, black trousers and boots. "Zulus sir...xxxxing thousands of them" or words to that effect.
Only in the south. In the north it must be Beret type headgear with a white plume.
Elwood Blues
13-05-20, 13:19
I won't
Still stuck in the house till our 12 week period is up as I have said my wife and I are shielded
Suspect we may be longer than 12 weeks as well.
Totally agree with you TOBW;there could not have been a more confusing message sent out than BJ's speech to the nation yesterday. Why the hell did they drop the Stay At Home slogan and replace it with Stay Alert? All he has done is offered a green light now to all the idiots who have been trying to break the lockdown rules. The vast majority who have abided by the lockdown rules I hope will continue to do so. I think he has dropped a massive clanger unless of course the panic is now over?
Why are TOBW and yourself being so pedantcic, do you think that everyone is stupid and they don't watch the news or read the papers. It's been said enough times Wales and England have different rules
1 England "Stay alert"
2 Wales stay at home
You really are putting down us Welsh, it obvious what does and does not apply to us. I am not any more intelligent than the next man, but I know that the English rules at the moment do NOT apply to Wales
the other bob wilson
13-05-20, 14:48
Why are TOBW and yourself being so pedantcic, do you think that everyone is stupid and they don't watch the news or read the papers. It's been said enough times Wales and England have different rules
1 England "Stay alert"
2 Wales stay at home
You really are putting down us Welsh, it obvious what does and does not apply to us. I am not any more intelligent than the next man, but I know that the English rules at the moment do NOT apply to Wales
Apparently, twenty six million watched Johnson's performance on Sunday, so I'm sure there were hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh men and women who saw him. As far as I'm aware, Johnson at no time said these rules apply to England only - if you think all of the Welsh people watching thought this doesn't apply to us, then you're mistaken because I know of one person at least who assumed he was talking to the whole of the UK, not just England.
Apparently, twenty six million watched Johnson's performance on Sunday, so I'm sure there were hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh men and women who saw him. As far as I'm aware, Johnson at no time said these rules apply to England only - if you think all of the Welsh people watching thought this doesn't apply to us, then you're mistaken because I know of one person at least who assumed he was talking to the whole of the UK, not just England.
But the vast majority of people will choose to believe the one that suits them personally, and if challenged they will say, "Oh but so-and-so said ...... no matter who says it and who is right.
Apparently, twenty six million watched Johnson's performance on Sunday, so I'm sure there were hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh men and women who saw him. As far as I'm aware, Johnson at no time said these rules apply to England only - if you think all of the Welsh people watching thought this doesn't apply to us, then you're mistaken because I know of one person at least who assumed he was talking to the whole of the UK, not just England.
Paul how many times has he pm said that the other 3 nations are making their own rules, you really must think we Welsh are dull if we do nor realise that the WAG , which have also stated that they are doing that!
the other bob wilson
13-05-20, 15:46
Paul how many times has he pm said that the other 3 nations are making their own rules, you really must think we Welsh are dull if we do nor realise that the WAG , which have also stated that they are doing that!
It's been said plenty of times since Sunday, but not too many before as I recall.
Eric the Half a Bee
13-05-20, 15:59
Paul how many times has he pm said that the other 3 nations are making their own rules, you really must think we Welsh are dull if we do nor realise that the WAG , which have also stated that they are doing that!
You might think that, but I can assure you from my experiences on social media that some, a minority, but some Welsh people don't know what applies to them.
Mr Gethin said to day he doesn't think that it will be necessary to close the border. Glad about that.
Shame. I was wondering what uniform the Welsh Border Guards would be wearing..
White helmets, red tunic, black trousers and boots. "Zulus sir...xxxxing thousands of them" or words to that effect.
3821
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"In the distance Sir. It's....it's....an estate agent"
"Dont start singing till you see the whites of his eyes"
"What if he's got a decent price though? That hospital wing has lovely views"
Apparently, twenty six million watched Johnson's performance on Sunday, so I'm sure there were hundreds of thousands, if not millions, of Welsh men and women who saw him. As far as I'm aware, Johnson at no time said these rules apply to England only - if you think all of the Welsh people watching thought this doesn't apply to us, then you're mistaken because I know of one person at least who assumed he was talking to the whole of the UK, not just England.
Look, I've just seen an ice-cream van pull up down our street of 14 houses. Four of the houses have young kids and, guess what, all four sets of kids were out getting an ice-cream. No 2m social distancing (not that you'd expect young kids to do that, or understand it - parents were all safely inside). Kids now eating ice-cream/lollies on the pavement and playing together.
Ice-cream man is self employed so will be getting taxpayer's money to adhere to the rules - obviously that isn't enough for him.
He's now down the next street where, I suspect, a similar thing is happening.
Would he be doing that if Johnson's message was clearer, or as tough, as the Welsh message? I can only speculate but, this is the 8th week of lockdown, the weather has generally been very good during this time, and it's the first time he's been down the street.
Did the ice cream man have gloves.? Ive seen 2 both with gloves. I dont get it. Wouldnt it be better to just keep washing or using hand sanitizer.
Saw a couple come out of a local Lidls last week. Both had used masks , took them off walked to a chippy more or less next door and walked in for food and put the masks on again. Now I suppose they could be using them to protect others but I doubt it. If your so scared of catching Covid from the person in the chippy while your in there why the feck would you eat the food they are preparing and serving. Just dont get it.
Did the ice cream man have gloves.? Ive seen 2 both with gloves. I dont get it. Wouldnt it be better to just keep washing or using hand sanitizer.
Saw a couple come out of a local Lidls last week. Both had used masks , took them off walked to a chippy more or less next door and walked in for food and put the masks on again. Now I suppose they could be using them to protect others but I doubt it. If your so scared of catching Covid from the person in the chippy while your in there why the feck would you eat the food they are preparing and serving. Just dont get it.
I didn't go out but, yeah, wearing the same pair of gloves for a week means he is somehow more hygienic in his own mind. He wasn't wearing a mask, I could see that much.
Taunton Blue Genie
14-05-20, 17:06
I see people in the supermarket wearing rubber gloves but using their mobile against their face.
I see people in the supermarket wearing rubber gloves but using their mobile against their face.
Yep, then some of these people just dump the gloves in the trolley for the next person to clean up. Clearly looking at protecting themselves first, second and last.
I see people in the supermarket wearing rubber gloves but using their mobile against their face.
I saw a video of a lady in the US who had cut out a mouth hole on her mask "to make it easier to breathe"
I saw a video of a lady in the US who had cut out a mouth hole on her mask "to make it easier to breathe"
😂😂
Taunton Blue Genie
14-05-20, 17:33
I saw a video of a lady in the US who had cut out a mouth hole on her mask "to make it easier to breathe"
Was it a fetish website?
Was it a fetish website?
I likes what I likes TBG
I see people in the supermarket wearing rubber gloves but using their mobile against their face.
As opposed to against their arses. lol :hehe:
sorry couldn't resist it.
I saw someone spraying a wall with 'Covid 19 rules OK!' Then they ran away....and anyway....
I saw a video of a lady in the US who had cut out a mouth hole on her mask "to make it easier to breathe"
That is absolutely brilliant, and actually only too believable. so funny, I'm crying laughing!!!!!
That is absolutely brilliant, and actually only too believable. so funny, I'm crying laughing!!!!!
Here you go, enjoy https://nypost.com/2020/05/04/covidiot-says-she-cut-hole-in-mask-to-make-it-easier-to-breathe/
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