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Topic History of: Can pantomimes happen in 2020?
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Green Man |
robbiex wrote:
This virus is mainly been spread by people going in and out of each others houses and not social distancing, and almost nothing to do with restaurants, shops or pubs where people are largely social distancing. The places where there are the biggest cases are Leicester, Bedford, Luton, Rotherham, Blackburn, and Oldham. Can anyone see the connection, but no one is allowed to say. They all have high south asian populations, who tend to not go to pubs, and have large social gatherings. They are now not allowed to go to each other's houses, which you couldn't before anyway without social distancing, however the new restrictions aren't going to make any difference as they weren't complying with the old rules, why would they comply with the new rules.
Not forgetting have about 2 - 3 generations in one house. Catholics are/ were the same. |
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wyot |
There are various possibilities for BME over representation Robbie being looked into from skin pigmentation and vitamin d, genetic profiles, job roles and exposure to yes - overcrowding.
But nothing conclusive yet I don't think.
How do you know "they" weren't complying with the old rules? |
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robbiex |
This virus is mainly been spread by people going in and out of each others houses and not social distancing, and almost nothing to do with restaurants, shops or pubs where people are largely social distancing. The places where there are the biggest cases are Leicester, Bedford, Luton, Rotherham, Blackburn, and Oldham. Can anyone see the connection, but no one is allowed to say. They all have high south asian populations, who tend to not go to pubs, and have large social gatherings. They are now not allowed to go to each other's houses, which you couldn't before anyway without social distancing, however the new restrictions aren't going to make any difference as they weren't complying with the old rules, why would they comply with the new rules. |
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Green Man |
Barney wrote:
robbiex wrote:
Surely the virus can't penetrate through a perspex screen, and you can't inhable the virus from the back of your head.
Nobody knows what this new virus is capable of - and that very thing could well be the cause of infection.
 
nypost.com/2020/07/30/fauci-urges-americ...tter_impression=true
What ever next buttplugs ? I can see our leader's making sure we do though. The police and do-gooders would be asking us to drop our trousers or skirts and to bend over in the street to make sure.
Dr Fauci was definitely picked on and us now taking it out on the Americans. |
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Green Man |
We should stay healthy the best we can and learn to live with it. Covid won't go away, what will happen if there's further lockdown and job losses ?
There's not enough in the treasury for every UK citizen and charity.
Has stock trading has become easier with apps, so will stock broker's be the next on the dole ?
I wonder how Butlins and Haven are coping, you can't have all the entertainment outside. If you can't eat in many areas and need to order pizza in the chalet or caravan, is it worth going ?
Being a camp entertainer is not an easy job. Not forgetting the young lads and kids love to dance with the female staff.
When the female staff do dance they get offered drinks from the lads or families when they are off duty. Not a bad perk. |
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