Germans May Be Locked Down

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OwlHoot replied

21 March 2020, 11:56
Originally posted by PhiltheGreek View Post

Post Office? That's the first place that should be closed down. Pensioners are like moths to the PO's candle.

Still bearing up I see. Good show.

There was a rumour you'd died and been put on ice for a state funeral after all this virus kerfuffle had died down (if that isn't an unfortunate phrase)
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darmstadt replied

21 March 2020, 11:33
No lockdown here but non-essential shops, pubs, clubs, etc. have been shut for over a week anyway and a lot of people have been self isolating anyway. Popped out today to get a few things and the large supermarket had queues outside and only letting 2 in at a time. Popped instead to a 'green' supermarket and they were letting 1 in as 1 left. Was quite busy but had plenty of fresh foods, just no pasta or flour. All the bicycle shops were open though!
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Paddy replied

21 March 2020, 09:52
Originally posted by scooterscot View Post

Here in Bavaria restriction on movement was enacted:

Starting at midnight, you are only allowed out of your house/off your property to go to:

•to/from work
•grocery shopping (alone)
•necessary doctors appts
•pharmacy
•post office
•gas stations (for gas)
•banks (to get money)
•assist those who need help
•walks/sports alone or as a family unit (must live together)
•visit a partner or your child with whom you don’t live
•walking pets

Fines of up to 25,000€ for non-compliance.

and lederhosen repairs and slap dancing
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PhiltheGreek replied

21 March 2020, 09:46
Post Office? That's the first place that should be closed down. Pensioners are like moths to the PO's candle.
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scooterscot replied

21 March 2020, 09:29
Here in Bavaria restriction on movement was enacted:

Starting at midnight, you are only allowed out of your house/off your property to go to:

•to/from work
•grocery shopping (alone)
•necessary doctors appts
•pharmacy
•post office
•gas stations (for gas)
•banks (to get money)
•assist those who need help
•walks/sports alone or as a family unit (must live together)
•visit a partner or your child with whom you don’t live
•walking pets

Fines of up to 25,000€ for non-compliance.
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SueEllen started a topic Germans May Be Locked Down

20 March 2020, 19:37
Germans May Be Locked Down

If Germans don't behave sensibly they will be locked down on Monday.

Help!!!!
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