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There's been orderly queues of women too!It's not often I wish I was a bloke, but this is one of them.....
There's been orderly queues of women too!It's not often I wish I was a bloke, but this is one of them.....
The alternative is dribbling down my leg....So if you could be a bloke, you'd be the type who pees in public?
seen that happen in central BrixtonThe alternative is dribbling down my leg....
I guess by limiting groups to booths they're reducing the risk of breaking the loud music rule. I can't say I'm totally convinced, but I understand this is really tough for bars.this is interesting - effectively a dj night
We will have to have a minimum of 4 per booth and a maximum of 6 to keep the average attendance up for each seating.
Customers will therefore have to buy group tickets, of 4, 5 or 6 - no individual tickets. We encourage you to try and gather a group of 6 so we can maximise the number of seats utilised at the venue.
Elsewhere, Jamm has built an entire new area - the Brixton Courtyard - with social distancing in mind.
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But if you're from different households then there's no way you're even a metre apart if you're all in a booth together. I hope it's safe because I want vars and pubs to survive, but not at the expense of another spike in transmission.presumably having people in their own booths (and in an open space? I've never been, nor probably will ever go to this place) helps limit any transmission of lurgy between groups - which has to be a good thing
Where did you read this? I'll be very surprised if that is the date because I can't see packed out gigs being allowed by then.Railway Tulse Hill benefit weekender now shifted from this weekend to weekend of 25 September
Please note that this event has been rescheduled from 3rd, 4th and 5th July. It will now take place over the weekend of Friday 25th, Saturday 26th and Sunday 27th Sep 2020.
Your ticket remains valid and all other details are the same.
I'm certain that the date will change!"We got tickets" emailed me this morning
Though I was previously of the belief that the date was still TBD, and was unaware of the possibility of it ever happening this weekend until I got the email.
Fully prepared for the date to move again - and for the line-up to change as there will be a lot of moving parts to coordinate
Same here. In these circumstances I don’t think there’d be anything much wrong for someone to take a leak in the bushes at a common/ park if out of view to others- I certainly wouldn’t judge or bat an eyelid at others emerging from behind a bush after seemly having relieved themselves.This is, quite seriously, the most important factor in "why I haven't been buying pints and sitting in the park". I can't risk getting caught short, and I'm too old to risk getting done for pissing up an alley.
Thanks. Let me update!The Hand in Hand is reopening on Saturday.
People miss people. It's as simple as that. Some people have been in lockdown on their own. Some people haven't seen their friends for months. I absolutely understand why people want to go to the pub, despite the risks.Wow. Yes, that sounds worth spending just shy of 6 quid a pint for!
I've no idea why people are so desperate to go and spunk all their cash for that kind of experience (not singling out the Railway, just the pub experience in general)
People miss people. It's as simple as that. Some people have been in lockdown on their own. Some people haven't seen their friends for months. I absolutely understand why people want to go to the pub, despite the risks.
Very few pubs are having time limits and as far as I can see, pubs are happy to accept the name of the person booking the group rather than asking for individual names.It's not even the risks that are off putting to me. It's having to sit 1m away from my mates (they didnt put that on their rules but apparently that's gonna be the case in pubs) and be served by someone wearing a visor. Just doesn't sound like a good experience when there's a huge beautiful park around the corner and numerous off licences on the way.
Oh, and having to book, sign in and have a time limit
It's not making me desperate to go back to the pub the moment that they open either. It does not sound anything like the experience I've missed. I'm going to stick with socialising in parks, gardens and doorsteps for the time being. Impressed by their efforts though and I hope the experience hits the mark for others.It's not even the risks that are off putting to me. It's having to sit 1m away from my mates (they didnt put that on their rules but apparently that's gonna be the case in pubs) and be served by someone wearing a visor. Just doesn't sound like a good experience when there's a huge beautiful park around the corner and numerous off licences on the way.
Oh, and having to book, sign in and have a time limit
I don’t understand why people will give pubs their money for nothing for these crowdfunders.Wow. Yes, that sounds worth spending just shy of 6 quid a pint for!
I've no idea why people are so desperate to go and spunk all their cash for that kind of experience (not singling out the Railway, just the pub experience in general)