| Curfew 19:35 - Mar 25 with 6251 views | controversial_jack |
It's amazing how some people still don't get what's involved.One person thinks it's ok to go to his allotment and just sit in isolation or do a bit there.Govt instructions say otherwise.I don't like an allotment would come under one form of limited exerciser per day.What do posters on here think about that? |  | | |  |
| Curfew on 00:27 - Mar 26 with 1525 views | wobbly |
I always thought the OP was a freeman of the land where things like government laws didn’t apply to them?
No natural law that’s going to stop me! |  | | |
| Curfew on 01:30 - Mar 26 with 1472 views | Swanjaxs |
Have you been drinking mate? |  |
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| Curfew on 06:42 - Mar 26 with 1342 views | jackal |
Went for a walk with daughter , granddaughter and dog in Penllegaer woods.. We are in the same household.
There were a few people there but each kept his distance..
Went to Tesco and there were two couples having a chat in the aisles causing a blockage.
It's a matter of using your intelligence. Some have it, some don't. |  | | |
| Curfew on 07:05 - Mar 26 with 1321 views | Scotia |
I'd have thought it would save a few trips to the supermarket over the summer and ultimately much less contact with people, and therefore a good idea. Of course if you keep a social distance from anyone else there.
I'm overlooking the Cwm gelli allotments and I've never seen more than 3 people over what must be 5 acres at any one time.
It's just about being sensible. Not like my neighbours who had mates and kids around for a barbecue yesterday afternoon. | | | |
| Curfew on 07:24 - Mar 26 with 1289 views | chad |
Perhaps a far more basic commodity than intelligence - common sense
Something that even some of the most intelligent people seem to lack / fail to engage
In fact I have witnessed employers recruiting, specifically wishing to avoid graduates with 1st class degrees because they fear they may lack basic on the ground mental agility. I understand where they were coming from, but probably a little unfair to some of those that work their asses off at uni and have loads of common sense.
As far as educating pork - it might be interesting to note that pigs are very intelligent creatures |  | | |
| Curfew on 07:53 - Mar 26 with 1260 views | Jack_Meoff |
| Curfew on 00:27 - Mar 26 by wobbly |
I always thought the OP was a freeman of the land where things like government laws didn’t apply to them?
No natural law that’s going to stop me! |
That's what makes this thread comedy gold. Normally the guy is so 'edgy' (man), ' I know how the world works' etc
At times of 'crisis' you can see the true colours; 'look Mr Government Official, the subversives are planting radish!!!'
F*cking incontinentraversial_jack more like [Post edited 26 Mar 2020 8:13]
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| Curfew on 08:51 - Mar 26 with 1204 views | WarwickHunt |
| Curfew on 07:24 - Mar 26 by chad |
Perhaps a far more basic commodity than intelligence - common sense
Something that even some of the most intelligent people seem to lack / fail to engage
In fact I have witnessed employers recruiting, specifically wishing to avoid graduates with 1st class degrees because they fear they may lack basic on the ground mental agility. I understand where they were coming from, but probably a little unfair to some of those that work their asses off at uni and have loads of common sense.
As far as educating pork - it might be interesting to note that pigs are very intelligent creatures |
Oxbridge graduates are famously hopeless at taking the bins out and Wittgenstein was sacked from his evening job at Sainsbury’s because he kept putting the tins of soup in the freezer cabinet. |  | | |
| Curfew on 08:58 - Mar 26 with 1177 views | Brynmill_Jack |
| Curfew on 07:24 - Mar 26 by chad |
Perhaps a far more basic commodity than intelligence - common sense
Something that even some of the most intelligent people seem to lack / fail to engage
In fact I have witnessed employers recruiting, specifically wishing to avoid graduates with 1st class degrees because they fear they may lack basic on the ground mental agility. I understand where they were coming from, but probably a little unfair to some of those that work their asses off at uni and have loads of common sense.
As far as educating pork - it might be interesting to note that pigs are very intelligent creatures |
I’d exchange the word intelligent for academic. |  |
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| Curfew on 10:42 - Mar 26 with 1107 views | LeonWasGod |
| Curfew on 20:01 - Mar 25 by controversial_jack |
It's not what the govt is saying though. I want to go for a walk down Aberavon, but that's not permitted. It sets a precedent if allowed, the public will use any excuse to get out and the police are stopping ppl unless it's urgent It's not rocket science is it, even Darran should get this. [Post edited 25 Mar 2020 20:03]
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The government have left the advice sufficiently vague to allow people to push the boundaries. If they'd restricted travel to key workers only, and strictly defined who those were, things would be a lot clearer.
You're taking the advice in the spirit of what's needed imo. But people don't like being told what to do. It's the difference between us and some Asian countries; they tend to be more disciplined around social behaviours, which is why they've been able to get a better handle on the virus. Normally, our individuality is a strength for us as it leads to resilience and flexibility, etc. But in this case our stubbornness and selfishness could literally kill us.
Until people are affected by this personally, I think we'll continue to see people pushing back. |  | | |
| Curfew on 11:03 - Mar 26 with 1088 views | controversial_jack |
| Curfew on 10:42 - Mar 26 by LeonWasGod |
The government have left the advice sufficiently vague to allow people to push the boundaries. If they'd restricted travel to key workers only, and strictly defined who those were, things would be a lot clearer.
You're taking the advice in the spirit of what's needed imo. But people don't like being told what to do. It's the difference between us and some Asian countries; they tend to be more disciplined around social behaviours, which is why they've been able to get a better handle on the virus. Normally, our individuality is a strength for us as it leads to resilience and flexibility, etc. But in this case our stubbornness and selfishness could literally kill us.
Until people are affected by this personally, I think we'll continue to see people pushing back. |
It's all we need is to use common sense and set examples for other to follow.The British spirit of just cracking on and muddling through won't work this time
This is an emergency unlike we have ever seen before, it is killing the old and vulnerable - and some not in that category. A lockdown should mean exactly that, unless absolutely necessary like shopping or medical purposes.The govt has been vague and inconsistent over this | | | |
| Curfew on 11:23 - Mar 26 with 1058 views | Catullus |
| Curfew on 11:03 - Mar 26 by controversial_jack |
It's all we need is to use common sense and set examples for other to follow.The British spirit of just cracking on and muddling through won't work this time
This is an emergency unlike we have ever seen before, it is killing the old and vulnerable - and some not in that category. A lockdown should mean exactly that, unless absolutely necessary like shopping or medical purposes.The govt has been vague and inconsistent over this |
I generally agree with that but, cracking on and muddling through is exactly what we have to do just withing the rules of not travelling unless essential and keeping at least 2 metres away from other people.
Leon is right about the vagueness though, Bojo should have been much firmer ealier on, he shouldn't have asked for distancing, he should have demanded it and when people were gathering in large crowds on beaches, at Snowdon etc he should have been on tv ASAP berating them, shouting the message that their behaviour would kill people, would put extra pressure on the NHS and is totally unacceptable. A £30 fine isn't enough to put people off either.
We needed a Churchillian speech from Bojo but what we got was a wet lettuce request | |
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| Curfew on 11:27 - Mar 26 with 1052 views | Ebo |
| Curfew on 11:23 - Mar 26 by Catullus |
I generally agree with that but, cracking on and muddling through is exactly what we have to do just withing the rules of not travelling unless essential and keeping at least 2 metres away from other people.
Leon is right about the vagueness though, Bojo should have been much firmer ealier on, he shouldn't have asked for distancing, he should have demanded it and when people were gathering in large crowds on beaches, at Snowdon etc he should have been on tv ASAP berating them, shouting the message that their behaviour would kill people, would put extra pressure on the NHS and is totally unacceptable. A £30 fine isn't enough to put people off either.
We needed a Churchillian speech from Bojo but what we got was a wet lettuce request |
"We needed a Churchillian speech from Bojo but what we got was a wet lettuce request"
It was scripted speech written well in advance, read off an auto cue and recorded much earlier in the day.
Imagine the car crash if he had to do it live? |  |
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| Curfew on 11:46 - Mar 26 with 1031 views | Catullus |
| Curfew on 11:27 - Mar 26 by Ebo |
"We needed a Churchillian speech from Bojo but what we got was a wet lettuce request"
It was scripted speech written well in advance, read off an auto cue and recorded much earlier in the day.
Imagine the car crash if he had to do it live? |
It wouldn't have taken long to put together a suitable speech, whether Bojo could have delivered it effectively is another thing. | |
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| Curfew on 12:20 - Mar 26 with 995 views | Jack_Meoff |
| Curfew on 10:42 - Mar 26 by LeonWasGod |
The government have left the advice sufficiently vague to allow people to push the boundaries. If they'd restricted travel to key workers only, and strictly defined who those were, things would be a lot clearer.
You're taking the advice in the spirit of what's needed imo. But people don't like being told what to do. It's the difference between us and some Asian countries; they tend to be more disciplined around social behaviours, which is why they've been able to get a better handle on the virus. Normally, our individuality is a strength for us as it leads to resilience and flexibility, etc. But in this case our stubbornness and selfishness could literally kill us.
Until people are affected by this personally, I think we'll continue to see people pushing back. |
But why make a thread about allotments specifically? Michael Gove has already said it's fine to keep visiting, just use common sense and social distancing whilst there.
Read this article: https://www.gardenersworld.com/how-to/grow-plants/coronavirus-can-i-still-go-to-
My routine is: 10-12 minute walk there, usually with dog, using sensible social distancing measures en route.
Whilst there users are using gloves and wipes on locks and gates, sticking to individual plots and giving space on paths etc as necessary. We've agreed on sensible measures.
Return walk: 10- 12 minutes.
How does that differ from any other individual getting their daily exercise? And given that there's still the unknown with regard this virus - the excess food that the plots will produce could be put to use locally.
I'm also a key worker and feel more vulnerable in my job at present than any walk outside.
I may have also overreacted in my earlier posts. Been a shit week. | |
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| Curfew on 12:23 - Mar 26 with 993 views | NotLoyal |
| Curfew on 20:36 - Mar 25 by controversial_jack |
Only go outside for food, health reasons or work (where this absolutely cannot be done from home) from the govt website.
I would have reported you if i had seen you |
Great use of the word have, refreshing. |  |
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