2 Year Today Lockdown Anniversary What Don't We Miss

[LeningradCowboy]

Dickheads more concerned with the economy than people's lives.

It's almost as if one has a massive effect on the other.

[Eric the Half a Bee]

If you had your own business with bills to pay and a workforce to protect, you may think slightly differently.

Are you suggesting that you would have been happier if more people had died if it meant a quicker return to normality?

[Nobody's Rep]

yeah, and some posters losing their shit. In fairness, whenever something 'Big' happens we have a nice little crew of experts on here. Military tactics, Single Turbo Prop Planes, Viruses etc, we are spoilt for knowledge.

Well at least it makes up for a lack of footballing expertise

[life on mars]

I hope that you've replaced it with a Ukraine flag. It's only proper.

I bought an Ukraine footy shirty great colours blue and yellow money went to charity

[life on mars]

Trying to get all the fares back for the games in Baku and Rome.

Message Board experts telling us as it started that it was no worse than a cold.

Message Board experts telling us latterly that it is no worse than a cold.

160,000 people dying in the UK alone between those two years despite all the restrictions put in place.

Attending the funeral of my father in law with nine other socially distanced family members.

Oh yeah, and on a frivolous note having to wear masks properly to avoid infection for others.

Attending the funeral of my father in law with nine other socially distanced family members. ( dreadful , dreadful , so upsetting for those that were nearest your father in law )

[life on mars]

Washing package food.

[Citizen's Nephew]

I do miss the roads being as quiet as Christmas Day, getting to work was a doddle.

I miss being able to hear birdsong. There was no traffic on busy roads and it was bloody amazing. I'd hoped the world might have taken the opportunity to re-boot but that dream soon faded. Now, look at us. I know this sounds maudlin but it's how I feel.

[life on mars]

Don't miss silly excessive covid rules conversations delivered by over enthusiastic people ( such as don't look thrpugh that window without a mask on please ) true event .

[Tuerto]

Don't miss silly excessive covid rules conversations delivered by over enthusiastic people ( such as don't look thrpugh that window without a mask on please ) true event .

Are you ever likely to post something without there being a hidden meaning that's so easy to work out? Why don't you just say what you really think as opposed to ****ing about with small details in a pathetic attempt to mask the real meaning of your posts. And stop looking through people's windows.

[TWGL1]

Are you suggesting that you would have been happier if more people had died if it meant a quicker return to normality?

Funnily enough no, but perhaps you were not affected in the same way as I which is why I mentioned it , hope that helps.

This has been done to death from a debate point of view so let’s not go over and over the same ground as it will not change peoples opinions after two years regardless of what evidence emerges.

[Organ Morgan.]

'Wales is to press ahead with scrapping self-isolation rules and the legal requirement to wear a mask in shops, buses and trains on Monday.'

Covid: Wales' mask law to end in shops, but not NHS - https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-wales-politics-60863358