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I nearly panicked when I saw the nearly empty wine aisle in the local Sainsburys. Then I remembered I lived within 10 minutes walk of 3 shops that have plenty of wine in stock plus a petrol station that sells wine."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JR -
Bigger problem is that shopping a basket daily will increase risk - whole strategy os sitting tight might be undone, poeple need to be able to buy for a week or better two - should have fooking thought about it not even 2-3 minths ago but decades as part of contingency planning which clearly non-existant in this country.Comment
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Everybody should be inside and whole streets should get deliveries at set time 0f basic necessities for at least 30 days - no fooking leaving unless with permit (critical workers).Comment
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Mmmm that sounds similar to a particular country.....Originally posted by AtW View PostEverybody should be inside and whole streets should get deliveries at set time 0f basic necessities for at least 30 days - no fooking leaving unless with permit (critical workers)."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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That's what China did and now they are getting zero domestic infections - you’ve got to lockdown really hard from start, it is a lot cheaper long term and saves a lot more lives too.Originally posted by SueEllen View PostMmmm that sounds similar to a particular country.....Comment
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I thought you were against totalitarianism? Anyway, there's no way Britain could get that organised.Originally posted by AtW View PostEverybody should be inside and whole streets should get deliveries at set time 0f basic necessities for at least 30 days - no fooking leaving unless with permit (critical workers).
Even in France, where you can't go out with a certificate accepts that people need to go out - even just for exercise. A brisk walk daily boosts the immune system - just keep 2m away from anyone else and you neither risk your own health, nor anyone else's. Plus - dogs need to be walked.Down with racism. Long live miscegenation!Comment
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Could not even get close to Asda today (run out of fever tree tonic for gin) about 1000 people outside all trying to jump the queue - All within pushing distance - all these people will cause London to be worse than Italy
Had to make do with emergency tonic (sweppts)
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I'm finding the little independent shops are a veritable gold mine near me.Originally posted by GhostofTarbera View PostCould not even get close to Asda today (run out of fever tree tonic for gin) about 1000 people outside all trying to jump the queue - All within pushing distance - all these people will cause London to be worse than Italy
Had to make do with emergency tonic (sweppts)
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