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Post by inee on Apr 5, 2020 16:01:12 GMT
The cook.... You wouldn't cook breakfast in the afternoon? Bollocks answer as yer had brekkie at about 2pm
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 20:54:14 GMT
wine pot carla can i bring the mrs as well
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 20:50:46 GMT
Finger look more like the dogs knob
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 20:38:59 GMT
81 only said Chris Brown says it happened I think?? He says " I have had this confirmed as being true as well."We would like to know WHO confirmed this and we will be contacting Chris Brown also. Whats the world health organisation got to do with this, or did they report wael over the state of the pastis and pies
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 20:12:22 GMT
If this thread wasn't so serious this comment would be laughable. KM was removed with no reason given. Malicious prosecution? But on a more serious note, I hope to god nothing criminal has gone on, and I would like to think nothing has. If it's to do with the inept way the club is being run well that's something else. circle-w**king Erm serious question but how doe one w**k a circle i tried i really did but me knob fell off
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 20:05:33 GMT
just goes to show.
Chinese bat toxic. American bat non toxic.
Ask Ozzy
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 19:48:39 GMT
Haven't been able to get any seeds this year and compost is mainly out of stock or pickup, so will ride this one out, I have some large bags so if a few spuds sprout then i can grow a few spuds.
I have a petrol rotavator with a small plough attachment for sale if anyones interested.
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 19:45:13 GMT
This year I'm growing tomatoes, cucumber, peppers, carrots, beetroot, onions, radishes, runner beans, lettuce. Mostly seedlings at mo waiting to be planted out. I don't grow potatoes any more. Not since the potato blight passed over to my tomatoes and turned the lot to black rotting sh**. Can't grow cauli and cabbage cos you really need to plant them 12 inches apart and I don't have the space. My apple and pear trees won't bear fruit for a few months yet. Theres a book thay you can download(alledgedly) tis called the squarefoot gardener, a good read about cramming veg in small plots
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 19:42:47 GMT
I planted a couple of empty Stella cans last week, but nothings happened yet? If someone was to tip of the police,you would get your garden dome for free.
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Post by inee on Apr 4, 2020 19:40:16 GMT
R.I.P fella
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Post by inee on Apr 3, 2020 12:38:02 GMT
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Post by inee on Apr 3, 2020 12:20:06 GMT
Over the Alps......and Paddington is not exactly wild is he. He would be if somebody shot him. Bloddy lightweight that padington casn't hand his ale, dont get me started on great uncle bulgaria he drinks antifreeze, both get wild when drinking
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Post by inee on Apr 3, 2020 12:02:02 GMT
Morning everyone. So yesterdays loss was pretty much exactly the same as Wednesday. Have we peaked early? Too soon to hope we're getting hold of this? Just to give a slightly positive note, e-mail from Head Boy at Sainsburys, they're bringing in only one adult per household allowed entry, which seems fine, but as of Sunday they're dropping the limit of 3 items rule. So shelves are obviously staying full and the panic buying and hoarding seems to have calmed down. A friend who suffers social anxiety, went shopping with their partner a week or so back, not sainsburies, they were told only one person. Which led to friend having a major panic attack sat alone in the car. Took a good hour on the phone to calm them down. So yeah 1 per household good in theory but cam be very damaging to individuals in practice. Take my situation i can't go out alone, neither can wendy, so for people who need to go out as a pair can and soe will find it devastating if they shop at sainsburies, esaecially if they get that email as unfortunantely a lot of people only see things like this in black and white, there is no grayscale. so anything said is read literaly
The other good thing is shop employees will slowly recognise the horders and keep an eye on them
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Post by inee on Apr 3, 2020 11:50:26 GMT
Unfortunately I think the Supermarket (and the like) workers will be the unsung heroes in all of this. Absolutely, I wish there was more recognition for them because without the likes of the young girl last night, risking her health for a minimum wage organising the til queues, and the shelf stackers, we wouldn’t even be able to eat. From what I understand some of them have also had to put up with dog’s abuse from idiot customers too. I hope they get some form of direct acknowledgement when all this is over rather than being lumped in as “key workers”. EDIT: the back end supply chain workers too- the haulage drivers in particular must be working mad hours to keep food on the shelves. Said the same in an earlier post, local tesco no shields at check out, ,no ppe for staff, some staff are getting ready to crack,you can see it in their eyes. Also mentioned if you have a form of mental or physical illness that affects you or others in shops ,talk to a member of staff as they will help you
forgot to say read morrisons are increasing the staff bonus from 350 to a grand ,so it seems some employers are saying thanks to their workers
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Post by inee on Apr 3, 2020 11:46:41 GMT
You are mis-understanding the term 'cheaper nurses'. It is cheaper in that you employ a ready-qualified nurse from somewhere else, instead of investing in producing your own. This has happened across all sectors, not just nursing. There is a world-wide shortage of nurses. There is a shortage of nurses because we cut the funding to train our own! Indeed they are advertising a grant or bursary or whatever they call it these days for 5 Grand a year to train, lets be fair thats sh** as i remember it being at least 3 times that a few years back
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Post by inee on Apr 3, 2020 11:44:31 GMT
EDIT: the back end supply chain workers too- the haulage drivers in particular must be working mad hours to keep food on the shelves. The government have relaxed the tachograph laws during this crisis, so drivers can keep the supply chains going. They are working longer hours. So, you`re right, a big debt is owed to them too. I think, by and large, everybody`s doing what they can. When you read some of the good things that people are doing, ( signing up in droves to help NHS staff, and ex NHS staff returning to the fold etc ) it makes me feel quite humble. I thought right from the start, that this crisis would bring out the best and worst in people, and I haven`t seen much to make me change my mind. Personally, I`d happily sit down for a drink with any of you, once this is all over. I might set about you with a pool cue, once the subject returned to Brexit, but there you go.... Sounds like a plan there fella, oh no need for the cue i don't and never will morris dance but cheres for the offer
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Post by inee on Apr 2, 2020 17:28:42 GMT
Tonight it's steak n ale pie, boiled spuds, gravy and lashings of salt n pepper
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Post by inee on Apr 2, 2020 14:38:59 GMT
Is it correct that test kits are going to be available at a price from the likes of boots ,or did that option not get followed through. Great. So some f**kwit will stockpile 780 of them, while the rest of us wait for the panic to subside. i think there will be limits, Even better one also read a company in the uk producing test are selling most abroad as we don't have the testing facilities to test large amounts of tests. Thinking about it logically pathology labs are probably not on the radar for expanding, however i do hope that now these facilities will be expanded so when needed in future they can cope.
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Post by inee on Apr 1, 2020 20:41:10 GMT
Christ jock, that looks like the cats spewed up on the carpet. Oi, Thats th first one i posted i made maself!!! Burrito with freshly made chilli con carni, spicy rice an cheese n mayo ya cheeky crayon. Ewww anyone who melts cheese is neither normal or human
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Post by inee on Apr 1, 2020 17:02:43 GMT
Is it correct that test kits are going to be available at a price from the likes of boots ,or did that option not get followed through. I read somewhere that the drug under trial also contains the aids wonder drug I imagine in time this may be the case re the tests but not for a while. When they begin testing the community they will likely use pharmacies to draw the blood for those recommended for testing. I think we are some way off being able to request an antibody test yourself probably. The antivirals they are trailing are ones commonly used for HIV yes. HAART treatments they are called. Highly Active Antiretroviral Treatments. Cheers fer that i hadn't realised how far aid drugs had come from the days of shitload of different pills, i've heard that not only do these pills halt the symptoms in a sufferer but also dont allow hiv to be transmitted from the infected. is this true or a myth
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