[Misc] COVIDIOTS hot spots

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

I think the thing I've hated most about the last year is the ever growing citizen militia. People who feel they have the right to criticise others for actions taken, when you realistically know absolutely nothing about people's circumstances. You don't know whether a child in a group has a behavioral issue which led to the parent(s) needing to take away from home for any period of time, for example.

Nobody has criticised me. Not once.

Maybe that's because I haven't behaved like a ****. Just a though

 

[dazzer6666]

That's f**king awful.

I see some of this in the kid's playgrounds, although I will say the majority of parents I speak to are more worried about the harm this is doing to our children's minds, probably once a week a parent will usher their child away from my 2 year old if he tries to play with them. It really pisses me off.

Think this is her

https://youtu.be/VJBpGrWr_o0

 

[The Wizard]

Nobody has criticised me. Not once.

Maybe that's because I haven't behaved like a ****. Just a though

You get all yours out on NSC, clearly.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

You get all yours out on NSC, clearly.

Yeah, and I see none of it because I've put all the wankers on ignore

 

[sydney]

unfortunately it's becoming an amplifier for idiots on both sides of the argument .........i'm not a fan of lockdowns at all though , they do more harm than good imho.

 

[Kinky Gerbil]

Nobody has criticised me. Not once.

Maybe that's because I haven't behaved like a ****. Just a though

Maybe you have been mentioned on another football forum?

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Maybe you have been mentioned on another football forum?

That would be.....creepy

 

[Jackthelad2]

People that complain about social distancing often need therapy. They have watched too much Piers Morgan and read the Daily Mail one too many times.

Covid19 has been promoted to people as Ebola or the Plague, people are scared out their minds thinking they will drop dead at moment. I was supermarket the other day a middle aged couple were so scared to even walk down the aisle they just stood at the top and stared me out until I moved.

One older lady who died of heart problems I knew had not been out her house since the 1st lockdown, she didn't even go out in the her garden she seemed to think the air was thick with Covid19 like some kind of aftermath of radiation from a nuclear bomb.

What a horrible way to spend her last years scared out here mind watching Piers Morgan fear show.

 

[dazzer6666]

Rangers now investigating after a party in Glasgow........

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/football/56053807

 

[The Wizard]

Something I’m sure we can all agree on - COVIDIOTS

https://news.sky.com/story/covid-19...p-area-and-dj-is-found-in-birmingham-12219450

 

[timbha]

Hove Lawns - very busy personal training venue now. Do the PTs have to pay anything to use it?

 

[disgruntled h blocker]

I live near Chandler's Ford and the cultural epicentre is the "Fryern Arcade", a 1970s one-level raised small scale shopping centre. Considering only a couple of years they were discussing a dispersal order for the young kids in this area it's now chokka full of people aged 60+ with their Costa's speaking to their friends in groups. I know one of them, and they have told they can meet up "because they have had the jab".

 

[Billy the Fish]

Hove Lawns - very busy personal training venue now. Do the PTs have to pay anything to use it?

What's the problem with people exercising outside?

 

[timbha]

What's the problem with people exercising outside?

None at all and hopefully the pandemic will have got more people out exercising and they will continue when this is all over.

 

[Napper]

seems like my office is now a free for all for people with " reasons to go in "

Advice is still work from home but since monday and looking at next week things have increased massively.

Why anyone would want to get back to the office is beyond me. Must have awful homelifes.

Will be a lot of this from now I think

 

[A1X]

I live near Chandler's Ford and the cultural epicentre is the "Fryern Arcade", a 1970s one-level raised small scale shopping centre. Considering only a couple of years they were discussing a dispersal order for the young kids in this area it's now chokka full of people aged 60+ with their Costa's speaking to their friends in groups. I know one of them, and they have told they can meet up "because they have had the jab".

I feel like this is likely to be a major problem going forward as more people are vaccinated too, people believing they can now essentially do as they please (and doing so from the point the needle exits the arm)

 

[Wrong-Direction]

Roads definitely seem busier, I'm going to miss not getting held up in traffic all day..

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[timbha]

I feel like this is likely to be a major problem going forward as more people are vaccinated too, people believing they can now essentially do as they please (and doing so from the point the needle exits the arm)

I overheard a couple of middle aged women talking this morning:
(1) - so do these changes mean we can now go out for a meal?
(2) - no, no, but we can meet up for a picnic
(1) - does that have to be outside?
(2) - yes, and only two people
(1) - that seems worse than now. Be glad when I've had the jab and things will be back to normal

 

[Biscuit Barrel]

I overheard a couple of middle aged women talking this morning:
(1) - so do these changes mean we can now go out for a meal?
(2) - no, no, but we can meet up for a picnic
(1) - does that have to be outside?
(2) - yes, and only two people
(1) - that seems worse than now. Be glad when I've had the jab and things will be back to normal

They might turn this into a film.

 

[timbha]

They might turn this into a film.

I was so tempted to interrupt and correct them. They spoke as if the changes were effective from today but I might have missed a bit