Out today in various shops, staggered that quite a few healthy looking men (no women) are swaggering around mask-free. Almost all of them looking agressive and over 40. Wtf, there's definitely a type that subscribe to this behaviour
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Out today in various shops, staggered that quite a few healthy looking men (no women) are swaggering around mask-free. Almost all of them looking agressive and over 40. Wtf, there's definitely a type that subscribe to this behaviour
It was always about personal responsibility and care for others from the start , sadly its easier to blame those in authority .
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Originally Posted by tomcat
I've seen loads of women and men not wearing them. Many are unemployed chavvy types whose incomes are not at threat if we have another lockdown. The rest are fit, young men and women who are "not scared of getting the virus". Selfish ****s.
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Originally Posted by tomcat
Weren't we meant to wear makes in the concourse yesterday? Saw about two
Then you have those who won’t take the vaccine because of the misinformation spread by anti-vaxers. They should be prosecuted. 3 dead from the same family https://www.walesonline.co.uk/news/w...ithin-21257577
not worn a mask since the the start. there's no evidence that they help even during heart or brain surgery.
My brother was in Sheffield last week with work and on the last evening he was there he took a couple of the blokes he'd been working with out for a pint before he headed back to his hotel. The nearest pub was a wetherspoons so they went in there. My brother was sat outside and went in to the toilet and put his mask on as he was going inside. A woman confronted him and told him to take it off. He politely explained that he wouldn't and in fairness it was more for their protection rather than his. She started getting very aggressive with him and tried to rip it off his face. He stepped away from her and carried on to the toilet. On the way back out her husband/boyfriend blocked his way and threatened to smash his face in if he didn't take it off. As he was nearly outside he obliged as he isn't a violent kind of bloke. The guy then grabbed his hand and shook it.
Moral of this story is firstly avoid wetherspoons and secondly avoid wetherspoons. Some people are just idiots.
But you should have worn them to put other peoples anxiety at ease even if you don’t think they work.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
Should have thought of others.
Who to believe? A CCMB poster or world renowned virologists, scientists etc.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
There haven't been comprehensive studies. One thing is for sure, wearing a mask will not do any harm. So, wear one you selfish prick.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
That moral is completely wrong.Quote:
Originally Posted by Maccy Blue
You're blaming and calling out the name of a pub, and all the others in the chain for the actions of 1 couple who had no brief for the pub in particular or the business in general.
What gives you the right to slag off a business because of the actions of an individual?
Wetherspoons is run by a tttt and lots of people who drink in there are ttttsQuote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
In Iceland earlie (the cheap and cheerful frozen supermarket)
My mother didn't have a mask on she's the wrong side of 60.
Only other person besides me to have a mask on was a bloke, if I had to guess he was early 40s, his teenage kids and partner were mask free.
Isn’t it today you don’t have to wear masks though?
It was meant as tongue in cheek, my friend. But every wetherspoons i've ever been in usually pretty crap. So i'll stand by that moral.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Still have to wear them in most public places like shops, public transport and health care settings. Not in pubs or restaurants though.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Wow amazing stuff….amazing how many idiots we share this island with, be careful they are out there and we’ve not really had to put up with them for 18 monthsQuote:
Originally Posted by Maccy Blue
No.Quote:
Originally Posted by WJ99mobile
Oooh, we've found a Wetherspoon's fan.Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Wetherspoon's has done more damage to the pub industry than covid ever did or ever will. Pubs for twats.
Is football hospitality so you don't have to wear a mask?
Problem is, they all seem to have spent the last 18 months confirming each others biases and they've come out not just thinking they are correct, but KNOWING they are correct.Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
Nothing against masks but let’s be honest most people I’ve seen don’t wear medical grade ones ( just the cartoon type / Wales 🏴 ones etc) which are useless 😂Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez
Also where are the bio bins for disposal ?
Some stores have a recycling bin for masks at the door 😂😂
Masks are just for visual reassurance rather than medical I would say. But each to their own. No point calling people out is there on a message board , if you have a issues say it to the persons face - they could be exempt
From https://www.cardiffcityfc.co.uk/news...ty-vs-barnsleyQuote:
Originally Posted by UNDERHILL1927
"Please note: While Welsh Government regulations state that face masks are not required in outdoor settings or hospitality (including concourses) Cardiff City FC requires face masks to be worn while entering the stadium and queuing at food and beverage kiosks and toilets. It is a recommendation only that face masks are worn at other times. "
I would have , but most of them looked like they were crusing for a scrap 🤣Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Well, if they are exempt it is strange how lots of people have become exempt over the last few weeks. :hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
Probably because most vulnerable people have been inoculated?Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez
Or are you referring to the G7 summit 😂
That makes no sense whatsoever.Quote:
Originally Posted by TWGL1
We are talking about the same mentality as Trump’s barmy army, only this lot are British and unfortunately we have to live with them.
And the 40,000 plus people employed by Wetherspoons, how would you classify them or perhaps you’d rather see them unemployed.Quote:
Originally Posted by SLUDGE FACTORY
With the exception of a small percentage of unlucky souls...pretty much everybody has been given the opportunity for the vaccine.
The vaccines work or they don’t and it’s time to move on now I think.
People have sacrificed enough and those that have taken the vaccine shouldn’t be mandated or shamed into wearing a mask for the benefit of those that decided not to.
Cheers, pretty pointless tokenism those rules. "While entering the stadium" but not for outdoor settings or the concourse. Where the hell is that then?Quote:
Originally Posted by RichardM
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Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez
What do you mean "WE'VE found" ? Member of a vigilante group are you?
Everyone who drinks in Wetherspoons is a twat? What makes you so superior that you can look down on ordinary people enjoying themselves?
You're the twat jirga.
that they have harmed the pub trade is nonsense. They have also rescued many old buildings from disuse and salvaged parts of local history in the process. And if wetherspoons didn't exist all the people who drink there wouldeb drinking somewhere else. So what?
In Wales it looks as though a mask is required on public transport unlike most of England. I use the buses regularly in England and the number of voluntary mask wearers on public transport is declining rapidly sadly.
There is no logic, its little surprise people ignore the rules or recommendations.Quote:
Originally Posted by UNDERHILL1927
Its time people got on with it now, its not going away, we just have to live with it. The vulnerable have been double jabbed, so have most of the adult population. If anti-vaxxers dont want to get jabbed , well that is their prerogative, albeit a bit foolish in my opinion.
You must drink there often.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez
:hehe::hehe::hehe: Yeah I'm sure having phlegm and saliva sprayed into an open chest cavity of a gravely sick person is fine.Quote:
Originally Posted by ToTaL ITK
:hehe::hehe::hehe:Quote:
Originally Posted by PhyllisStant
I travelled to the game by train on the Rhymney line to Grangetown. The train was only 2 carriages and it was jam packed. Loads of people not wearing masks. Mostly younger people. Not all windows were open and it was very stuffy. Mind you, mask wearing is a bit of a problem if you are creating a mountain of Thatchers Cider cans on the table in front of you. Two women in their 30s who were not wearing masks on the train decided to put them on as they were leaving the train at Queen St. You couldn’t make it up ! I won’t be catching the train to games anytime soon.
My experience on Saturday, having travelled down from Aberdare, is that few were wearing masks on the train on either journey I made. In both pubs I visited very few were wearing them when walking around. Post game the Tafarn Treganna was rammed and I barely saw anyone wearing a mask. At the ground, in the concourse below the family stand, the situation was the same. Hardly anyone except staff wore a mask.