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Are you worried about contracting coronavirus?

  • Yes, I am absolutely terrified

    Votes: 12 15.6%

  • Yes, I am slightly concerned

    Votes: 35 45.5%

  • I am neither concerned or unconcerned

    Votes: 7 9.1%

  • No, I am slightly unconcerned

    Votes: 6 7.8%

  • No, I am totally unconcerned

    Votes: 6 7.8%

  • Bring back the old poll

    Votes: 3 3.9%

  • Charlotte Awbrey tits out doing the Macarena

    Votes: 2 2.6%

  • I believe VoR is evil

    Votes: 11 14.3%
  • Total voters
    77
Beryl said:
With the mass testing rolling out to every tier 3 area, there was no way Liverpool wouldn’t be tier 2 after they’ve been the pilot for mass testing. If they remained in tier 3 everyone would question why bother with ineffective mass testing
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Yes there is that too. We all knew we wouldn’t be back in tier 3 for that reason
 
I haven’t been to a night club in a rather long time, but can I ask if Island hotspot FEVER is closing at 11, what time is it opening?
 
Also @Rachey i don’t think it will make a BLIND bit of difference if your brothers and family travel over to the IoW for Christmas with you. You can travel wherever you like within those five days and they don’t have the manpower to check it. Most businesses will be glad of the custom.
 
A few places in London experimented with seated nightclubs. Pre-booked tables, open 6-10pm with NO DANCING of course. SO pointless.
 
Rita said:
I haven’t been to a night club in a rather long time, but can I ask if Island hotspot FEVER is closing at 11, what time is it opening?
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I actually have no idea. I don't think they will open to be honest. They reopened after lockdown one but had to do table service only and you had to dance at your table, it didn't go down well so they closed after 2 weeks
 
Lucille said:
Yeah the problem with tier 2 is most people ignore the household rule anyway in pubs/restaurants, and it’s not in the pubs/restaurants interests to enforce it.
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100% this. I didn’t break it personally but I literally heard staff on the door essentially covertly encourage people to say they were in the same household.

“And you’re both from the same household, yes?”
 
I’m sure the gays of London will be waving their mozzarella dippers for Shanay.
 
According to Google:

"
Shanay Holmes is a fiercely beautiful, uber talented British singer/songwriter and burgeoning pop superstar. The 23-year-old not only has an incredible voice and knows how to deliver a standout performance; she also writes her own songs. No gimmicks just unadulterated, undeniable talent.

"
 
thanks! I'm already on the mend. fever has gone, just a slight cough and heavy chest, oh and the psychological trauma from worrying about infecting others :)
 
Mats said:
I started showing symptoms Monday night, got my positive result Wednesday. weirdly Mr M has tested negative, so he's going back for more tests
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My friend’s girlfriend who he lives with caught it but he didn’t, he could only assume he’d already had it earlier without symptoms and had immunity.
 
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A friend of Mr Star who works in Central London was saying how they went out for drinks last night in houndsditch. It was a Turkish restaurant that was supposed to be open for takeaway only. They went in, didn't order any food and just had drinks, apparently there were about 50 people in there doing the same. They had 7 pints before the police came and told them to move on.

Goes to show that people just aren't taking this lockdown seriously, no wonder we're not getting anywhere. It really makes me mad.
 
Lucille said:
My friend’s girlfriend who he lives with caught it but he didn’t, he could only assume he’d already had it earlier without symptoms and had immunity.
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that's what we're thinking too. always so perfect, he is :oi:
 
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I agree with John Campbell, it's completely stupid to sacrifice lives for this obsessive tradition and we should just hold it in June or something instead. But I am a bit of a scrooge until at least the 24th :P
 
MY MUM HAS ASKED ME TO HAVE A TEST BEFORE I VISIT FOR CHRISTMAS AND NOW I’M TERRIFIED I’M GOING TO TEST POSITIVE AND THAT THIS WILL BE THE THIRD CHRISTMAS IN A ROW I SPEND HOME ALONE WITH A FROZEN PIZZA (THE LAST TWO BECAUSE OF MENTAL HEALTH / ADDICTION ISSUES)
 
Cloud said:
I agree with John Campbell, it's completely stupid to sacrifice lives for this obsessive tradition and we should just hold it in June or something instead. But I am a bit of a scrooge until at least the 24th :P
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Well it makes about as much sense as us celebrating Jesus' birthday in December when he was in fact born in the spring.
 
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