bimble
floofy
Why would it be the opposite? It’s Mingling that is illegal, more danger of Mingling after ten i reckon, unless everyone just starts drinking an hour earlier of course.
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cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
Why?
Cid
Proper break this time
Well, this was appeared in one of my WhatsApp groups about 1 minute after announcement:
emanymton
A cat politely sat on the flaming gardener.
I'm guessing because it will concentrate more people into a smaller time slot rather than having them spread out over a longer period.
Orang Utan
Psychick Worrier Ov Geyoor
Cos people will drink faster, get drunker, will all go home at the same time and then have house parties drinking in smaller spaces
Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
By the by, two random interjections:
1. At work, a university, we've been told they won't be cleaning rooms inbetween sessions as they will be sprayed with a 'mist' that kills the virus for 4 weeks. It's as if Donald Trump became our VC...
2. I had my own Occ Health this discussion about whether I was up to teaching face to face due to a couple of medical conditions. Fwiw, the OH guy is great and provides report that are helpful in union casework. Anyway, he mentioned the usual point that face masks only stop you transmitting to others. However there are medical grade masks that do provide protection to the wearer and recommended I wear one of those. Rather begs the question why supermarket worksers and others haven't been wearing these for months...
1. At work, a university, we've been told they won't be cleaning rooms inbetween sessions as they will be sprayed with a 'mist' that kills the virus for 4 weeks. It's as if Donald Trump became our VC...
2. I had my own Occ Health this discussion about whether I was up to teaching face to face due to a couple of medical conditions. Fwiw, the OH guy is great and provides report that are helpful in union casework. Anyway, he mentioned the usual point that face masks only stop you transmitting to others. However there are medical grade masks that do provide protection to the wearer and recommended I wear one of those. Rather begs the question why supermarket worksers and others haven't been wearing these for months...
Cid
Proper break this time
Yeah, I guess the house party thing might be a serious issue.
Cid
Proper break this time
By the by, two random interjections:
1. At work, a university, we've been told they won't be cleaning rooms inbetween sessions as they will be sprayed with a 'mist' that kills the virus for 4 weeks. It's as if Donald Trump became our VC...
2. I had my own Occ Health this discussion about whether I was up to teaching face to face due to a couple of medical conditions. Fwiw, the OH guy is great and provides report that are helpful in union casework. Anyway, he mentioned the usual point that face masks only stop you transmitting to others. However there are medical grade masks that do provide protection to the wearer and recommended I wear one of those. Rather begs the question why supermarket worksers and others haven't been wearing these for months...
1) more expensive.
2) er...
to be fair many of the better ones have valves which are fine for protecting yourself, but potentially actively harmful for spread (they drip). They’re also less comfortable than cloth masks. Not tried surgical mask for comparison.
Wilf
Slouching towards Billingham
'Would you chaps like to come back to my gazebo for a sherry?'
bimble
floofy
Yeah I think that might be true for some people, maybe of younger people, or just people who go to pubs in order to you know Mingle not to have a pint of Guinness and a fish and chips then go home again, which were never the worry anyway.
That's a joke though. Pissheads gonna pisshead whatever, but for most people that last hour is the one where you start forgetting what you're supposed to be doing and ordering tequila shots, rubbing against your work colleagues, etc. Add to that, most people can't really get out drinking much earlier, so it's an extra hour less time of an evening that they'll be in contact with people. From these things alone it'll have a dampening effect.
It isn't enough, and for a small minority of people it might encourage more risky behaviour, but it's population level behaviour they're looking at here.
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
Wait, what..?? Is that actually a thing? Why isn't it... everywhere?1. At work, a university, we've been told they won't be cleaning rooms inbetween sessions as they will be sprayed with a 'mist' that kills the virus for 4 weeks. It's as if Donald Trump became our VC...
Wait, what..?? Is that actually a thing? Why isn't it... everywhere?
Because its bollocks that's why. Not the mist being effective, I don't know about that its the idea it lasts 4 weeks. I imagine it does work in a Petri dish in a lab, no chance in a real world application.
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
Stop being a naysayer and give the people the magic mist they deserve!! 
prunus
Tick tock.
Stop being a naysayer and give the people the magic mist they deserve!!
Does it tone...?
cupid_stunt
Chief seagull hater & farmerbarleymow's nemesis.
Fucking hell, 6178 new cases today. 
And, and another 37 deaths, the same as yesterday.
And, and another 37 deaths, the same as yesterday.
prunus
Tick tock.
Is this one of those everyone thinks they’re a better driver than average or are people basically say “yeah, no, it’s my fault, my bad, sorry” do you think?
Stop being a naysayer and give the people the magic mist they deserve!!
I posted this earlier but they are already using it in my industry. They've just done away with the stupid 4 week claim nonsense
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what's the % change on this since last week?
weepiper
I fix the machines that fight climate change
Big numbers in Scotland today - university outbreaks are becoming a problem
Covid: Scotland records highest number of new virus cases
A further 486 test positive for coronavirus - the biggest single day's number since mass testing began.
www.bbc.co.uk
Lord Camomile
Yipchaa!
Huh, would ya look at that!
bimble
floofy
Can’t see an earlier one of the same question.
Slightly encouraged to see that in another recent one they found that the percentage of people who think the government is handling track and trace ‘very well’ is 1%.
here we are - blame the government up 1% since last week. so no change really.
If there was to be a second wave of coronavirus in the UK, who would you hold most responsible…? | Daily Question
If there was to be a second wave of coronavirus in the UK, who would you hold most responsible…?
yougov.co.uk
Still, it's a mixed picture - the british are the least satisfied with how the government is handling the crisis of all the countries they're tracking:
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