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 #705 27 Mar 2020 at 3.44pm | |   |
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In reply to Post #704
The idiot across the road from me has a car valeter in to clean his and his mums car
The amount of people that have gone within 2m of this valeter to ask about prices is just plain ridiculous..
There’s also a company In down the road doing some shredding of trees in someone’s garden but doing it whilst people are walking down the same side of the street and haven’t blocked it off..
Crazy times.
Up until today I kept in side and just whiled away the hours on you tube.Then go out for a walk with the wife at around 7.30 for an hour just to get out.
Today I finally went outside to do a few things.
Cleaned the downstairs windows outside did a bit of pruning
I can do the upstairs tomorrow and empty the gutters lol
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#704 27 Mar 2020 at 3.26pm | | |
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I didn’t realise that up until the £30 fine in place ‘£60 if not paid within 2 weeks’ just how many police there are in the force.
It’s amazing and yet there’s still off road bikes speeding round here there and everywhere the inconsiderate 3a5tard5
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#703 27 Mar 2020 at 3.22pm | | |
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In reply to Post #660
The police are out around here but don’t seem to be around until late morning. Shame because there are some early morning workers that they might find interesting to talk to.
A commercial nursery growing patio plants etc ( no veg) around here is still running its production line. Staff have been told to keep 2 metres apart but absolutely no chance of that and also there is multiple person handling of trays etc.
Orders are being cancelled hourly, but the MD has said that “failure to come in could endanger your long term employment”.
If they just ran a skeleton staff for watering etc I could understand but full scale production is totally irresponsible in my book.
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#702 27 Mar 2020 at 3.22pm | | |
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The reason he now needed the cat flap because ‘my daughter his sister’ used to stay with him and look after the dog but has had to come back home due to him becoming unwell and her immune suppresant and she herself is now self isolating so best to come back stay with us.
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#701 27 Mar 2020 at 3.17pm | | |
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Yes they were open and still wouldn’t sell him one despite the situation.
It could well have been someone not knowing the law because as he was on his travels attempting to track one down I managed to reserve one from Argos and half an hour afterwards he had picked it up.
I suppose that if you serve one with a cat flap then you’ve got to serve everyone with a cat flap.
Totally fcuking barmy.
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#700 27 Mar 2020 at 3.13pm | | |
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In reply to Post #697
First opportunity his dog would run off. He put in fences around his garden to stop her jumping over as she’ll just go if she gets the chance. So not ideal having her with him whikstvheskinabd out of the lorry.
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#699 27 Mar 2020 at 2.23pm | | |
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Well, I finished early today and thought I will go and do the weekly shop, £60 later 
12pm and there are massive queues outside every supermarket around me, to be fair I can see why, people need to go shopping. What I cannot understand is why there is **** all again while the tannoy is constantly bleating out, 3 key items per person. Have we consumed everything thing in the UK ffs, no it’s the greedy ****s who took everything 
I honestly wonder if people watch the ****ing news. I ended up joining a queue which went down relatively quickly. It concerned me though, people taking to each other close up, ****ing idiots walking past next to everybody. Inside a riot. We have not got a ****ing chance 
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#698 27 Mar 2020 at 2.10pm | | |
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In reply to Post #693
So they were open but wouldn't sell him a cat flap, **** me the Worlds gone mad!
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#697 27 Mar 2020 at 1.14pm | | |
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In reply to Post #693
Why doesn't he just take the dog with him? Plenty of drivers do
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#696 27 Mar 2020 at 1.12pm | | |
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Very very true both of you.
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#695 27 Mar 2020 at 1.08pm | | |
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In reply to Post #693
Leave the back door open...……..
Nobody is allowed out to rob him  
Oh hang on ……
Maybe a single burglar on his daily exercise
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#694 27 Mar 2020 at 12.49pm | | |
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In reply to Post #693
You think common sense would prevail at this time 
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#693 27 Mar 2020 at 12.46pm | | |
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How’s this for a unique situation.
My son whose a lorry driver delivering essentials is going back to work in a day or two having served his quarantine period and also due to feeling better.
However he’s concerned about his dog being couped all day on her own so he went down to pets at home to purchase a cat flap so his dog ‘small dog’ can then get in and out of the house during the day.
Anyway he gets down to pets at home and because it’s not an essential they are not by law allowed to sell him one.
After explaining his situation as this would now allow him to get back on the road to help out by taking food etc etc to the shops they still told him NO.
Unusual situation in which there’s no easy solution to I guess.
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#692 27 Mar 2020 at 12.43pm | | |
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In reply to Post #689
As i understand cough, temperature and shortness of breath are the main indicators but not necessary to have all 3 I could be wrong though. Seen a checklist that shows cold, flu and Covid. interchangeable but not necessary to have all.
I have a cold, i believe, but who knows had a sweating spell, an intermittent cough but runny nose, blocked nose, sore throat lumpy throat and floating between all of these intermittently going then coming back. So WTF is it a common cold or Covid.
Am avoiding the missus and even the dog is avoiding both of us its survival of the fittest
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#691 27 Mar 2020 at 11.53am | | |
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In reply to Post #690
Persistent CV headache or champagne headache I wonder...... 
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