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Bread and circuses, except it's fast food and shopping malls. "Why aren't you cheering for me?" [edit] In AD150, the Great Pyramid of the Sun was created in Teotihuacan. kingturnip fucked around with this message at 12:00 on May 27, 2020 |
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lol https://twitter.com/StevenMcinerney/status/814603354827538433?s=20
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# ? May 27, 2020 11:59 |
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Adam Johnson's last cap was in 2012 though
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# ? May 27, 2020 12:02 |
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https://mobile.twitter.com/hansmollman/status/1265601589038981121
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# ? May 27, 2020 12:24 |
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Aphex- posted:lmaooo did you test its effectiveness by driving home
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# ? May 27, 2020 12:28 |
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Nandos is KFC for curtain-twitchers, prove me wrong.
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:10 |
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As if lockdown hasn't turned us into an entire nation of curtain twitchers at this point Also, Nando's sells beer. QED
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:13 |
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https://www.theguardian.com/politics/2020/may/27/parents-free-to-relocate-to-seek-childcare-like-cummings-did-says-minister I came to this article for the making it up as they go along Parents free to relocate to seek childcare like Cummings did, says minister posted:Everyone can drive across the country and relocate their households to seek childcare in the same way that Dominic Cummings did, a cabinet minister has said, but there will be no review of fines imposed on people who have done that before now. stayed for the bit about no 10 turning into cummie's fuhrerbunker https://twitter.com/nicholaswatt/status/1265360464768315394?s=20 then was completely baffled by how they think they're going to "lockdown a housing estate" when they finally get their tracing system up and running quote:The government will continue to seek to draw a line under the controversy on Wednesday, with Hancock unveiling some more details of how a new track-and-trace system to bear down on local outbreaks will work. It is likely to involve very localised lockdowns of schools, hospitals, housing estates or parts of towns that see flare-ups. it's a real rollercoaster ride of Tory arrogance and incompetence! I feel sick and I want to get off
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:15 |
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How long until we have Anti-Viral Behaviour Orders
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:18 |
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Isn't that just a social behaviour order?
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:20 |
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XMNN posted:then was completely baffled by how they think they're going to "lockdown a housing estate" when they finally get their tracing system up and running I really don't get how local lockdowns will happen. If everyone had the app, you could message everyone around there maybe, but the app isn't going to have a good takeup rate realistically, and anything local would presumably miss people who live elsewhere but work in the area. Short of putting a note through everyone's door or vans with loudspeakers (that would miss anyone out at work outside the area), I can't think of any easy way to tell people that a local area is locked down.
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:23 |
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one of my friends is living on an estate in Northampton at the moment where people are still apparently having big house parties (with bonus fighting) so I'm not sure how much more successful asking them all to stay inside is going to be when it's literally just them being singled outDanger - Octopus! posted:I really don't get how local lockdowns will happen. If everyone had the app, you could message everyone around there maybe, but the app isn't going to have a good takeup rate realistically, and anything local would presumably miss people who live elsewhere but work in the area.
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:26 |
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Danger - Octopus! posted:I really don't get how local lockdowns will happen. If everyone had the app, you could message everyone around there maybe, but the app isn't going to have a good takeup rate realistically, and anything local would presumably miss people who live elsewhere but work in the area. That's what the army's for. Not for nice, middle-class neighbourhoods like mine, though. Just for more urban places, where those coloured people live
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It'd depend on what level of tracing they're capable of but yeah that will absolutely mean police checkpoints and patrols of neighbourhoods if they can get it narrowed down to postcode sizes.
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Say what you will, I can't quite imagine the Army marching around Burgess Park and Camberwell.
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Danger - Octopus! posted:I really don't get how local lockdowns will happen. If everyone had the app, you could message everyone around there maybe, but the app isn't going to have a good takeup rate realistically, and anything local would presumably miss people who live elsewhere but work in the area. To a first approximation, the virus is spread by people working, or going to where people are working. ‘Lockdown’ is right wing framing; the effective measure is not arresting people for going outdoors, but furlough; paying people not to work. Most working people Do have an address known to their employer,. So a localized furlough seems like it might work. No doubt the actual plan will; be something stupider
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# ? May 27, 2020 13:38 |
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Isn't it more likely they will just maybe send people a text if they have the app and if they don't follow it because they need to go to work to live, welp, too bad, personal responsibility.
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Yeah I can't see anything like police checkpoints for individual streets or estates. There isn't nearly the manpower for it. This is just a last-minute "tough measure" to deflect from Cumgate and I doubt there was ever any serious intention to enforce it.
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Bloodly posted:Say what you will, I can't quite imagine the Army marching around Burgess Park and Camberwell. For one thing the British army currently has about 10 people in it.
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Even if this were a genuine suggestion and not another Tory distraction, and it was feasible to enforce it, I don't even see what the point of such narrowly targeted lockdowns would be by the time you've identified a cluster in a school or a large workplace or something those people have already been going home and potentially infecting their families and they've been going out and infecting their colleagues/school friends/teachers etc etc for probably at least a week even if we did have a world beating testing and tracing system I mean in the Tory fantasy world the idea is probably to "minimise disruption" so "number go up" but in the real world it seems like would make more sense to do it to a whole local authority or a region that has growing case numbers, which is actually what I assumed they meant at first
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# ? May 27, 2020 14:13 |
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goddamnedtwisto posted:Nandos is KFC for curtain-twitchers, prove me wrong. Nando's is good if overpriced KFC is one of the most overrated foodstuffs on the planet (along with pepperoni, sweet potato and hummus)
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Bloodly posted:Say what you will, I can't quite imagine the Army marching around Burgess Park and Camberwell. They'll be wearing gasmasks and shouting "outbreak, outbreak, outbreak". Does that help the imagination?
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XMNN posted:Even if this were a genuine suggestion and not another Tory distraction, and it was feasible to enforce it, I don't even see what the point of such narrowly targeted lockdowns would be Nicola Sturgeon has mentioned localised lockdowns a few weeks back I think as part of their longer term strategy once things had re-opened, but I assumed she meant at city/town level.
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Orange Devil posted:They'll be wearing gasmasks and shouting "outbreak, outbreak, outbreak". Does that help the imagination? As much as the government loves CP I don't think they have the resources to equip them. They'd put up the oppression challenge and end up with one store bought bane mask resprayed in white, to share, and it would cost two hundred billion pounds.
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“Let them eat nandos”
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Julio Cruz posted:Nando's is good if overpriced So much wrong here. Nandos chicken was decent about a decade ago but it went way downhill. The sauce is still nice but the chicken itself is dry and bony. Nandos does sweet potato and hummus dishes too so checkmate. stev fucked around with this message at 14:30 on May 27, 2020 |
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Julio Cruz posted:Nando's is good if overpriced UM EXCUSE ME
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# ? May 27, 2020 14:25 |
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As much as I loving hate Brewdog, they’re very good at publicity.
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# ? May 27, 2020 14:33 |
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Dom Cummies - a sweet, innocent angel who must be protected at all costs My Own Family - worthless, under the bus with them https://twitter.com/RobDelyn/status/1265397379429261313
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gently caress I hate AAPI (As A Parent I) brain My mum's going spare that she hasn't seen her first and only niece since March, my brother flat out refuses to let her come over. It's not even like he's being consistent about it either, since he's being going to work this whole time, and he's not doing it out of concern for my folks, it's specficially cause he's worried that his daughter (born just before christmas) will be put in danger by them visiting. I know she's his kid and it's ultimately up to him and his wife, and I know my folks don't just have an automatic right to interact with their grandchild, but just spoke to Ma and she was in tears. Really want to speak to him but know that'll only make it worse, he's a stubborn and often irrational fucker who will only double down if I do. It's like, if he's not going to let anyone interact with his child until this is over, then she's going to be two by the time any of us get to see her again. I've only met her twice, ever, but it's so much more important to Ma than it even is to me, and it's just so pointless and arggh I know, lockdown and that, but my folks don't go out otherwise, they've not broken the rules, they'd be the only ones in any actual danger whatsoever, they aren't going to then go anywhere else either, and they're so upset that they're missing out on these first few months entirely
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a pipe smoking dog posted:For one thing the British army currently has about 10 people in it. Call up papers - national service
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Julio Cruz posted:Nando's is good if overpriced Nandos is average and varies by restaurant but either way is massively overpriced. Buy any random piri piri spice mix from a non white person grocery, mix it with oil, yoghurt, extra garlic & ginger and some honey then slather that on boneless chicken thighs. Exactly how you'd do tandoori basically. Throw them on the BBQ or do it under your grill if you don't have one, baste with the nandos sauce of your choice as you flip them 6-7 min per side depending on temp. Eat. Possibly put on buns with fresh lettuce and tomato if you're fancy. Entire pack of chicken thighs + spice mix costs less than one chicken burger at Nandos and you get 8. For bonus points make your own spice mix & make your own hot sauce but that's not practical for most.
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Barry Foster posted:gently caress I hate AAPI (As A Parent I) brain Not to be a dick but this is every family? I mean except the Cummingses. If he is going to stick with it for years that would be mad, but we're still in the middle of the lock down and he's following the rules as they currently are set. My parents haven't seen their two year-old granddaughter in two months either. peanut- fucked around with this message at 14:52 on May 27, 2020 |
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Finally someone in this thread is standing up to that awful sweet potato
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Barry Foster posted:gently caress I hate AAPI (As A Parent I) brain If it's your brother's kid, isn't it your mother's granddaughter? Is this some logic puzzle I'm failing (very possible)
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peanut- posted:Not to be a dick but this is every family? I mean except the Cummingses. If he is going to stick with it for years that would be mad, but we're still in the middle of the lock down and he's following the rules as they currently are set. No, I know, but that's what I mean - I don't see him softening on it for the foreseeable Failed Imagineer posted:If it's your brother's kid, isn't it your mother's granddaughter? Is this some logic puzzle I'm failing (very possible) Yeah sorry, her granddaughter, my niece brainfart there
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Failed Imagineer posted:If it's your brother's kid, isn't it your mother's granddaughter? Is this some logic puzzle I'm failing (very possible) Half-brother, maybe? I'm as lost as you efb
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Barry Foster posted:gently caress I hate AAPI (As A Parent I) brain I saw something on FB a couple of days ago - a grandma wearing a 'suit' made of clear plastic fully covering arms, legs, body and a face shield so she could cuddle the grandkids. Don't know if that would be possible? My niece is obsessive about keeping her 4 year old locked down and not seeing anyone - she's actually more worried about catching it herself and dying and 'who will look after the little one'. Apparently someone local - a single parent - died of covid and noone to look after the child.
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The Perfect Element posted:I think we're also meant to hit 200,000 tests per day by 1st June as well... I think we're only just over the 100k mark so far. The fudging they'll have to do to hit the new target will be magnificent. I think they "clarified" the 200k target was capacity, rather than people, almost as soon as the words were out of his mouth.
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Jaeluni Asjil posted:I saw something on FB a couple of days ago - a grandma wearing a 'suit' made of clear plastic fully covering arms, legs, body and a face shield so she could cuddle the grandkids. Don't know if that would be possible? Nice idea but there's no way he'd go for that, lol Sorry guys, I was just venting a bit, there's nothing that can actually be done right now, especially not on my part, I'm just in a tizz gonna have a beer and try and chill
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