Is it going to kick off this weekend in the pubs in england ?

[dembethewarrior]

They're letting them open at 6am! I agree that people have to take responsibility for their own actions but letting them open that early is insane https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1...644563456?s=20

Place in Bristol opening 12 tonight. 6 am is stupid I agree but what is the point in 12 tonight?

[dembethewarrior]

I suppose if we're expecting a bit of bother then we should predict the region. I'm going for South East England-Town-Hastings-Weather pending of course.

I'll go Bedfordshire.. Luton.

[William Treseder]

They're letting them open at 6am! I agree that people have to take responsibility for their own actions but letting them open that early is insane https://twitter.com/SkyNews/status/1...644563456?s=20

6am opening does sound insane, but they are probably hoping the arseholes will be pissed by midday and head home.
There would probably be more trouble if they broke them in gently and opened from midday to 6pm.

[William Treseder]

I'll go Bedfordshire.. Luton.

I’d go for Nottingham after seeing the front page headline further up the thread 😁

[delmbox]

Seems to be that a more sensible option would have been a limited hours opening. Say 1700-2200. People can go in for food, and the ones who just go to get drunk have less time there. Then gradually get back to normal hours so we don't go straight from no pub to FULL PUB on one day.

We all know that if they're open from 0600 after lockdown there will be people in there in the morning and stay there all day, that's what British people are like.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

I find pubs incredibly boring

[William Treseder]

I find pubs incredibly boring

You prefer the women outside standing under the lamp posts.

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

You prefer the women outside standing under the lamp posts.

It certainly saves money buying them drinks

[delmbox]

I've just read that the 6am thing isn't an earlier opening time, rather it's to stop the midnight parties at pubs tonight. My 1700-2200 is the way to go though, they're just moving the problem on

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

If it pisses down this weekend everyone will stay at home anyway

[SLUDGE FACTORY]

Looking at some of those women in Belfast I wouldnt be able to socially distance I am afraid

Not a fecking chance

[dembethewarrior]

I’d go for Nottingham after seeing the front page headline further up the thread 😁

I must've skipped past that! 😂

[dembethewarrior]

Looking at some of those women in Belfast I wouldnt be able to socially distance I am afraid

Not a fecking chance

They'd help you out, and do it for you.

[William Treseder]

Just watching News at 10, and it kicks off with “Super Saturday” tomorrow. Typical buzz term made up quickly. Its like they are wanting folk to get smashed and cause bother. Surely not 🙄

[Tuerto]

I'll go Bedfordshire.. Luton.

That's a good shout.

[xsnaggle]

People are ultimately responsible for their own behaviour. Absolutely.

But if the pubs weren't open they wouldn't be able to go out and act like dicks in an enclosed area full of alcohol.

The beaches were closed, soon as they opened people were fighting, it's inevitable it will happen in the pubs, but I suppose that'll happen if they open them now or in December as well and will soon fizzle out.

Like a damp squid!

[xsnaggle]

Do you actually think about what you’re trying to say or just bang your head upon the keyboard and hope for the best?

does that reply mean you can't answer the question or that you don't want to?

[blue matt]

these same people who will be getting pissed in pubs will be the same who were in parks / beaches / open spaces getting pissed last weekend

its going to be the same people, so not much will change apart from the pubs will be earning a few quid

[xsnaggle]

I suppose if we're expecting a bit of bother then we should predict the region. I'm going for South East England-Town-Hastings-Weather pending of course.

Washington Tyne and Wear. It's a banker, they fight in every pub there every bank holiday monday and that's when they had a drink the day before.v After so many weeks without a fight anything could happen

[dembethewarrior]

Like a damp squid!

Calling BLUETIT

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Calling BLUETIT

What's it got to do with blue tit?

[dembethewarrior]

What's it got to do with blue tit?

You can't see it but he will.

[xsnaggle]

You can't see it but he will.

He'll know where it comes from.

[Harry Paget Flashman]

The good old blame culture. Alive and kicking.
Ive had a skin full and I'm gonna kick your head in, but its all Boris’s fault.

I'm not sure that's true.

Through my job I know and speak with the biggest security companies in the country and some of the biggest venues and nearly all have been desperate for consistent guidance. Be it around what venues can do, what DS can do, how loud music can be played, what sport can be shown or numbers admitted to a venue. Its really been pathetic.

Unfortunately its been different messages coming from each police force, local authority and Govt. It's a shambles.

Thankfully Wales and the other devolved powers seem to be sitting back and waiting for England to act and learn from their lessons.

A more cynical person may say waiting for them to **** up then doing it properly.

[Jordi Culé]

does that reply mean you can't answer the question or that you don't want to?

Wara teg, as the man who regularly responds with to anyone who asks you something you don’t want to get involved in

The clue was in “Police and medical advice...” If it does go awry today or there’s consequences in a couple of weeks who do you suppose could be to blame?

Don’t worry, I can see you’re faith in Boris is justified, he’s following the science.