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There still seems to be a lot of traffic on the road compared to what it was like in the early days of the original lockdown. I wouldn't be surprised to find people aren't taking it seriously, which is probably how we ended up in this situation in the first place
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No she's not...Originally posted by BlueSharp View PostMy wife is on tight lockdown.

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Thanks, but I'll stick to irresponsible drinking at home for the foreseeable...Originally posted by AtW View PostTight lockdown is when doors are welded "for the duraction"
In a month whole of UK will probably go back to "lockdown" due to irresponsible drinking in pubs/bars.
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Big problem is once they start closing things the Chinese will be closed.
Life will be like a blunt pencil!
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Tight lockdown is when doors are welded "for the duraction"
In a month whole of UK will probably go back to "lockdown" due to irresponsible drinking in pubs/bars.
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Thanks for your concern, but as I said in Monday Links:
I'm hoping the outside will get a bit quieter again now - it's been like the before-times out there recentlyOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostApparently we here in Leicester are to be locked down tight again because of a surge in coronavirus infections. This won't affect me in the slightest, as I spend all my time at home and online looking for stuff like this anyway
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