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Iteats wrote:When you're out and about in the open air what PPE would they expect you to be wearing?
Wearing gloves possibly but a mask would be pointless especially if your van is liveried as they'd know you're a postie.

As for the clapping,

most of my neighbours supported the NHS by clapping then went straight back to the house parties they were enjoying.

You live in Downing street, newbie - and I claim my fiver!!


ETA hope you're settling in well!

Iteats wrote:When you're out and about in the open air what PPE would they expect you to be wearing?
Wearing gloves possibly but a mask would be pointless especially if your van is liveried as they'd know you're a postie.

As for the clapping,

most of my neighbours supported the NHS by clapping then went straight back to the house parties they were enjoying.

Stooo wrote:

Guest wrote:I remember wondering where all the panic bought food my neighbour did would go in her small flat.

As it turns out most of it went in the dustbin.

I wonder what Starbold did with all of that bogroll

Guest wrote:I remember wondering where all the panic bought food my neighbour did would go in her small flat.

As it turns out most of it went in the dustbin.

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:I think you mean artics mate.

I'll stick with big lorries for the near future if it's all the same

Best way save you looking a little odd.

I'm so new to this, when do we do trains or choo choos as I prefer to call them?

Rolluplostinspace wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:I think you mean artics mate.

I'll stick with big lorries for the near future if it's all the same

Best way save you looking a little odd.

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:I think you mean artics mate.

I'll stick with big lorries for the near future if it's all the same

Rolluplostinspace wrote:I think you mean artics mate.

Stooo wrote:

Rolluplostinspace wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Iteats wrote:

Stooo wrote:I worked through it but it was odd. Work gave us all a letter to show that we were essential workers and it took a while for PPE to come through, I had a route in Taunton at the time and I remember a bloke yelling at me for not having any while I was working. I'd already had covid and couldn't be arsed to argue. The streets were very quiet and everyone was in so no 739's and I was overjoyed when the chippy on the corner of Salisbury St. re-opened, I was clucking for some proper chips

The silence was good, I had other things happening and was slightly less of a headless chicken.

I fucking hated the clapping.

When you're out and about in the open air what PPE would they expect you to be wearing?
Wearing gloves possibly but a mask would be pointless especially if your van is liveried as they'd know you're a postie.

As for the clapping, most of my neighbours supported the NHS by clapping then went straight back to the house parties they were enjoying.

We ended up getting masks, gloves and hand gel (which is great to wash your hands with after an open air piddle) and we still have them available after I brought the matter up with the powers that be and it's helping to cut down on regular sickness, one good thing about the pandemic is that (most) people have learned that wearing a mask stops you spreading airborne viruses and wearing nitrile gloves is good when you've got a leaky box of god knows what.

I was living on a mad busy main road at the time and the clapping in the eerie silence usually filled by arctics, tractors and double-decker buses really freaked me out, especially after spending the day in some dystopian Stepford universe. Trippy as fuck

Arctics as in natives from the Arctic?

No, big lorries.

Rolluplostinspace wrote:

Stooo wrote:

Iteats wrote:

Stooo wrote:I worked through it but it was odd. Work gave us all a letter to show that we were essential workers and it took a while for PPE to come through, I had a route in Taunton at the time and I remember a bloke yelling at me for not having any while I was working. I'd already had covid and couldn't be arsed to argue. The streets were very quiet and everyone was in so no 739's and I was overjoyed when the chippy on the corner of Salisbury St. re-opened, I was clucking for some proper chips

The silence was good, I had other things happening and was slightly less of a headless chicken.

I fucking hated the clapping.

When you're out and about in the open air what PPE would they expect you to be wearing?
Wearing gloves possibly but a mask would be pointless especially if your van is liveried as they'd know you're a postie.

As for the clapping, most of my neighbours supported the NHS by clapping then went straight back to the house parties they were enjoying.

We ended up getting masks, gloves and hand gel (which is great to wash your hands with after an open air piddle) and we still have them available after I brought the matter up with the powers that be and it's helping to cut down on regular sickness, one good thing about the pandemic is that (most) people have learned that wearing a mask stops you spreading airborne viruses and wearing nitrile gloves is good when you've got a leaky box of god knows what.

I was living on a mad busy main road at the time and the clapping in the eerie silence usually filled by arctics, tractors and double-decker buses really freaked me out, especially after spending the day in some dystopian Stepford universe. Trippy as fuck

Arctics as in natives from the Arctic?

Stooo wrote:

Iteats wrote:

Stooo wrote:I worked through it but it was odd. Work gave us all a letter to show that we were essential workers and it took a while for PPE to come through, I had a route in Taunton at the time and I remember a bloke yelling at me for not having any while I was working. I'd already had covid and couldn't be arsed to argue. The streets were very quiet and everyone was in so no 739's and I was overjoyed when the chippy on the corner of Salisbury St. re-opened, I was clucking for some proper chips

The silence was good, I had other things happening and was slightly less of a headless chicken.

I fucking hated the clapping.

When you're out and about in the open air what PPE would they expect you to be wearing?
Wearing gloves possibly but a mask would be pointless especially if your van is liveried as they'd know you're a postie.

As for the clapping, most of my neighbours supported the NHS by clapping then went straight back to the house parties they were enjoying.

We ended up getting masks, gloves and hand gel (which is great to wash your hands with after an open air piddle) and we still have them available after I brought the matter up with the powers that be and it's helping to cut down on regular sickness, one good thing about the pandemic is that (most) people have learned that wearing a mask stops you spreading airborne viruses and wearing nitrile gloves is good when you've got a leaky box of god knows what.

I was living on a mad busy main road at the time and the clapping in the eerie silence usually filled by arctics, tractors and double-decker buses really freaked me out, especially after spending the day in some dystopian Stepford universe. Trippy as fuck

Iteats wrote:

Stooo wrote:I worked through it but it was odd. Work gave us all a letter to show that we were essential workers and it took a while for PPE to come through, I had a route in Taunton at the time and I remember a bloke yelling at me for not having any while I was working. I'd already had covid and couldn't be arsed to argue. The streets were very quiet and everyone was in so no 739's and I was overjoyed when the chippy on the corner of Salisbury St. re-opened, I was clucking for some proper chips

The silence was good, I had other things happening and was slightly less of a headless chicken.

I fucking hated the clapping.

When you're out and about in the open air what PPE would they expect you to be wearing?
Wearing gloves possibly but a mask would be pointless especially if your van is liveried as they'd know you're a postie.

As for the clapping, most of my neighbours supported the NHS by clapping then went straight back to the house parties they were enjoying.

Guest wrote:

Iteats wrote:Watching other people just carry on as normal and even having lockdown parties while others had to cocoon themselves due to health conditions really showed that the Great British Spirit is a myth.
Having to queue outside supermarkets/doctors/chemists was such fun

What are those with health conditions doing now?
Covid isn't mentioned hardly at all now. It's carry on as normal even go to work if able


It's good to see you back under another new name but back the same.
The reports of your demise were greatly exaggerated. Clever trick getting your wife involved in the con though

Iteats wrote:Watching other people just carry on as normal and even having lockdown parties while others had to cocoon themselves due to health conditions really showed that the Great British Spirit is a myth.
Having to queue outside supermarkets/doctors/chemists was such fun