[Misc] How will you celebrate when social restrictions are lifted?

[Binney on acid]

Think I'll take my family and a few friends out for a meal and get absolutely hammered. The things we took for granted............

 

[Questions]

Nice quiet in with a bottle of wine for me and Mrs Q

 

[The Clamp]

How will you ce....


Pub.

 

[AmexRuislip]

Nice quiet in with a bottle of wine for me and Mrs Q

Alcohol always the answer, same here a nice bottle of red wine with Mrs AR

 

[Icy Gull]

Family BBQ already decided on, just praying that we are all still here. Uncertain times

Hammered doesn’t cover it. I haven’t had a hang over for years but I’ll make an exception

 

[daveinplzen]

Resume work as a burglar

Seriously, that first night will be a bumper night for them. Secure your home.

 

[The Clamp]

Def won’t go to pub on first weekend of it lifting though. All the amateurs will be out, like New Years Eve. Friends house for garden drinks to start with.

 

[Harry Wilson's tackle]

Def won’t go to pub on first weekend of it lifting though. All the amateurs will be out, like New Years Eve. Friends house for garden drinks to start with.

Do they have those outdoor heater thingies, then? Nice. It can get Fahucking cold in January.

 

[Weststander]

Depends on the season. An outdoor pub lunch would be nice in decent weather.

In reality, I don’t the end of lockdown will be a single moment, but restrictions eased in stages. Culminating in Amex football in August 2022.

 

[Icy Gull]

Do they have those outdoor heater thingies, then? Nice. It can get Fahucking cold in January.

Don’t just don’t

 

[Stumpy Tim]

Friends over, get ruined. Job done

 

[wunt be druv]

Pop over to Old man and Old Woman Wunt be Druv with the Wunt be Druv juniors and have a big hug!

 

[LamieRobertson]

Visit the dentist.....lovely people I’m just not keen on the noisy instruments they use ..open wide

 

[sparkie]

Do a "Morgan".

12 pints and a curry.

 

[scooter1]

I would say pub, but I expect any open pubs will be heaving. I think a party with family and friends will be the smart option

 

[lawros left foot]

Just see the kids and grandkids, visit my old Mum and actually go into her house instead of shouting through her window.

If I’m honest, this lockdown malarkey hasn’t been too bad, apart from missing the family, and no football. I’d rather do this, than a 6 month deployment to the Falklands.

 

[southstandandy]

Would love to say a footy match or a gig, but suspect that's just wishful thinking. A meal out with the family would be nice. Too much home cooking for my liking, and I struggle with beans on toast!

 

[Mr Bridger]

Think they are going to need all the empty Nightingale hospitals around the country to deal with all the pisshead injuries.

 

[worthingseagull123]

Flying off somewhere on a massive p**s up.

 

[lawros left foot]

Just see the kids and grandkids, visit my old Mum and actually go into her house instead of shouting through her window.

If I’m honest, this lockdown malarkey hasn’t been too bad, apart from missing the family, and no football. I’d rather do this, than a 6 month deployment to the Falklands.

In the same vein, when I did my Falklands stint we only had letters to stay in touch with home, and when General DeBillier took charge , he downgraded the importance of mail so it took 5 weeks to get to us rather than three.
How would people have managed this lockdown with Eighties technology, no internet, no texting, no FaceTime, we are lucky it’s come along now, not 40 years ago.