Brexit, for once some facts.
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Probably just as bad, crates packed by god knows who, cuffing their dribbling noses between skiving off for toilet visits without washing hands. The crates loaded into a van that goes to various other customers who are trying to infect the driver, who in turn comes to me.
No, the choice is simple. Either climb the side of a mountain to live in a cave, growing veg and dying from pneumonia, or just carry on as usual as I'm doing.
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I think that if you wipe the packaging as I suggest, you will be adding a protective barrier. One more layer of difficulty for the virus to spread. Not foolproof, but a reduction in probability.
I travelled up from Gatwick to St Pancras on the Thanes Link and then onwards by train from there yesterday. If you use these transport systems regularly, you have no chance. I could already be infected after that journey. Been out walking the dog for two hours this morning and never saw a single person. That’s more like it.
one of our rumours are dubious, we are more ambitious than that,How about “doom and gloom, as usual some dubious rumours“
We sail past "dubious" at Flank speed
Onward to "Diabolical"
his points are usually challenging but not illogical.
Agreed, and that's me most of the time, seeing very few or none. I don't use any public transport, only the car or walking alone, so the supermarket a couple of times a week is often the only time I get near to people.
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The Editor of the Telegraph
Thinks again and
We are not economic units and society not simply a machine for creating pollution and profit
Thinks again and
We are not economic units and society not simply a machine for creating pollution and profit
Not possible though. I buy loose fruit and veg and some things elsewhere are loose within thin card boxes that are not totally sealed. The current anti-plastic campaigns are exposing far more foods to possible contamination.
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I have a cunning plan, go into the Nearest Conservative Club, or indeed Waitrose or M&S armed with a bundle of copies of "The Big Issue"
All the space you could wish for.
Heaven. I love being on my own, other people annoy me. I make an exception for family
Just had to go out to get a few items we needed.
Seems eggs are almost sold out, at least in Tesco. Has become the grab-product du jour.
Seems eggs are almost sold out, at least in Tesco. Has become the grab-product du jour.
At least one expert has probably burned his invitation to No 10...
Health expert brands UK's coronavirus response 'pathetic'
Ministers ‘behaving like 19th-century colonialists playing a five-day game of cricket’, says Prof John Ashton
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/12/health-expert-brands-uks-coronavirus-response-pathetic
Health expert brands UK's coronavirus response 'pathetic'
Ministers ‘behaving like 19th-century colonialists playing a five-day game of cricket’, says Prof John Ashton
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/12/health-expert-brands-uks-coronavirus-response-pathetic
I’ve been in self isolation for four years... it’s called retirement ;-)
Same for me, except I don't even go that far, keeping my immediate family contact to a minimum and avoiding all other relatives.Heaven. I love being on my own, other people annoy me. I make an exception for family
Fortunately time reduces their numbers, so I'm down to a sister in the USA I've seen once since 1956, that in 1974; a sister in Bulgaria I haven't seen for three years and a brother in Dorset I saw last year for the first time in eight years.
I'm unashamably a loner and much prefer to be without company nearly all the time. My last headmaster had me right, he scribbled "anti-social" on my final report as he expelled me.
So what, he's dead but I'm still here.
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Is there any scientific proof that coronavirus can't be spread by ESP between close family members?
But typical of a certain generation of teachers to stereotype indiscriminately - it should I think be asocial ( which I am quite as well) not antisocial (unless you repeatedly tried to set his car alight)Same for me, except I don't even go that far, keeping my immediate family contact to a minimum and avoiding all other relatives.
Fortunately time reduces their numbers, so I'm down to a sister in the USA I've seen once since 1956, that in 1974; a sister in Bulgaria I haven't seen for three years and a brother in Dorset I saw last year for the first time in eight years.
I'm unashamably a loner and much prefer to be without company nearly all the time. My last headmaster had me right, he scribbled "anti-social" on my final report as he expelled me.
So what, he's dead but I'm still here.
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