FabSwingers.com forum: Gyms reopening vs Pubs reopening

By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

Which do you prefer to be reopened the gyms or the pubs?

For me it's a no brainer, gyms, but interested in hearing what you folks have to say about this.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Gyms, no question. I don't go to pubs.

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By *ustforfun49Man
over a year ago

chesterfield

Gyms because I want to join one and get fit

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Gyms. I don't go to pubs either.

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By *ang bang bangity bangCouple
over a year ago

Sunderland

Gyms all the way

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By *ahoney2121Man
over a year ago

MANCHESTER

Gym hands down, who goes to a pub these days....

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London

Gym, simply because I use them more than I do the pub and I think there's more benefit to more people in gyms being open than pubs.

Also, I think the govts guidelines are a nail in the coffin of the hospitality industry.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I thinks that’s like comparing apples with pears.

For the well-being of people I say gyms.

For the livelihoods that are being destroyed I say pubs.

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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago

I'm actually surprised that everyone has said gyms so far. I'm always of the belief that British ppl love their pubs above everything else lol.

Btw pubs are annoying these days because they don't let you socialise at all, I don't mind it for a date but definitely not if I'm looking to meet someone new, imo

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By *ivek68Man
over a year ago

york

I do miss a Sunday pint with my mates but not end off the world. I'd rather us all be safe and come through this nightmare

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By *ockosaurusMan
over a year ago

Warwick

I love the pub, and can't stand the gym... but if it were a choice between the two, I'd say gyms.

Though personally, I think if they can open then so can pubs (with restrictions)

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek

"I'm actually surprised that everyone has said gyms so far. I'm always of the belief that British ppl love their pubs above everything else lol.

Btw pubs are annoying these days because they don't let you socialise at all, I don't mind it for a date but definitely not if I'm looking to meet someone new, imo"

It's not the pubs themselves that are annoying you, it's the restrictions that allow them to open. Ya know, the rules to keep you, other customers and staff as safe as possible. You shouldn't be meeting anyone new in one anyway, same household/bubble at a table and nobody else.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms absolutely. Not only me, but a lot of people rely on them for their mental health. The amount of cleaning and social distancing in our gym for example. Is a perfect example of why they should never have been closed.

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By *emini ManMan
over a year ago

There and to the left a bit

"I thinks that’s like comparing apples with pears.

For the well-being of people I say gyms.

For the livelihoods that are being destroyed I say pubs."

Spot on - really not sure why the three things that always seem to come up in these discussions are gyms, pubs and schools - they're completely different things.

If it was pubs or cinemas, or pubs or bowling alleys I might see more of a connection - but pubs or gyms is two separate questions

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By *acey_RedWoman
over a year ago

Liverpool

Gyms 100%

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pubs all the way

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By *hatawasteMan
over a year ago

stafford

Pubs .. Gyms are opening and there is going to be one person on one piece of apparatus at at a time and social distancing of course .. from my experience 'gym' generally is a self serving solo kind of pastime .. so its unlikely to do much to increase peoples social lives ..

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek

"Pubs .. Gyms are opening and there is going to be one person on one piece of apparatus at at a time and social distancing of course .. from my experience 'gym' generally is a self serving solo kind of pastime .. so its unlikely to do much to increase peoples social lives ..

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat .. "

There isn't socialising at pubs though, and staff have to enforce social distancing and those that don't comply are asked to leave. The most socialising you'll do is with the person taking your order/delivering your food & drinks.

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman
over a year ago

On a mooch

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat .. "

If you wish to socialise go for a walk outdoors together

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms all the way, people can safely drink in their own homes!

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

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By *hilloutMan
over a year ago

All over the place! Northwesr, , Southwest

Both. People need some normality in their lives, be it going for exercise or socializing with their fellow men / women.

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

that's proper cute

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

that's proper cute "

She needs to get the fuck out of the house and see people. It'll do.

I'm excited about my charity reopening. They're all over the safety aspects. But some of the people who most need it aren't going to come, and one has had an exposure

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By *en ukMan
over a year ago

harrow London

I love gym!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pubs. I know you can drink and work out at home but it's nice to have a chat with friends down t'pub.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

Have you considered meeting outdoors and grabbing a takeaway coffee so that you can interact in a way that feels slightly more akin to normality?

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

Have you considered meeting outdoors and grabbing a takeaway coffee so that you can interact in a way that feels slightly more akin to normality?"

We have. We've talked through lots of options. Neither of us are ready for normality just yet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

Have you considered meeting outdoors and grabbing a takeaway coffee so that you can interact in a way that feels slightly more akin to normality?

We have. We've talked through lots of options. Neither of us are ready for normality just yet. "

Fair enough. I guess we all have our own levels of comfort in terms of how we can have some form of social contact through this

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

Have you considered meeting outdoors and grabbing a takeaway coffee so that you can interact in a way that feels slightly more akin to normality?

We have. We've talked through lots of options. Neither of us are ready for normality just yet.

Fair enough. I guess we all have our own levels of comfort in terms of how we can have some form of social contact through this"

Definitely. The place we're thinking, there's often enough space that tables can be 5m apart, and it's way on top of it in ways some places definitely can't.

We muddle through as best we can and make the best of a bad situation.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

Have you considered meeting outdoors and grabbing a takeaway coffee so that you can interact in a way that feels slightly more akin to normality?

We have. We've talked through lots of options. Neither of us are ready for normality just yet.

Fair enough. I guess we all have our own levels of comfort in terms of how we can have some form of social contact through this

Definitely. The place we're thinking, there's often enough space that tables can be 5m apart, and it's way on top of it in ways some places definitely can't.

We muddle through as best we can and make the best of a bad situation."

That's some distance!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Definitely gyms , everyone in our place cleaned the kit so thoroughly in between workouts it changed the colour of our bumper plates

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

When cafes reopen here I'm planning to meet a friend from here. Sit at tables distanced from each other and keep talking on messenger, but vaguely in each other's presence

Have you considered meeting outdoors and grabbing a takeaway coffee so that you can interact in a way that feels slightly more akin to normality?

We have. We've talked through lots of options. Neither of us are ready for normality just yet.

Fair enough. I guess we all have our own levels of comfort in terms of how we can have some form of social contact through this

Definitely. The place we're thinking, there's often enough space that tables can be 5m apart, and it's way on top of it in ways some places definitely can't.

We muddle through as best we can and make the best of a bad situation.

That's some distance!"

It's an unusually big place

it's the only cafe I've felt safe in since the summer

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Also if you're going to catch a lurgy it will be in a gym - people sweating and breathing over everyone

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Also if you're going to catch a lurgy it will be in a gym - people sweating and breathing over everyone

That's why I wear a mask. Gym masks exist

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Also if you're going to catch a lurgy it will be in a gym - people sweating and breathing over everyone

That's why I wear a mask. Gym masks exist

I'm not paranoid about catching the lurgy - but I think the sweating and panting and body fluids spraying everywhere in gyms is gross even without a pandemic

Wearing a mask will do very little to protect you - it will only suffocate you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Also if you're going to catch a lurgy it will be in a gym - people sweating and breathing over everyone

That's why I wear a mask. Gym masks exist

I'm not paranoid about catching the lurgy - but I think the sweating and panting and body fluids spraying everywhere in gyms is gross even without a pandemic

Wearing a mask will do very little to protect you - it will only suffocate you."

It's a respiratory illness spread by respiratory particles. Masks, sanitiser and distance reduce risk enormously, is my understanding.

If we want

then I'll go with piles of used equipment wipes in the resistance room because apparently people think Mummy lives in the gym

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms over pubs. There's no question. One is healthy for you and the other isn't really

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Also if you're going to catch a lurgy it will be in a gym - people sweating and breathing over everyone

That's why I wear a mask. Gym masks exist

I'm not paranoid about catching the lurgy - but I think the sweating and panting and body fluids spraying everywhere in gyms is gross even without a pandemic

Wearing a mask will do very little to protect you - it will only suffocate you.

It's a respiratory illness spread by respiratory particles. Masks, sanitiser and distance reduce risk enormously, is my understanding.

If we want

then I'll go with piles of used equipment wipes in the resistance room because apparently people think Mummy lives in the gym

I think that people like to fit 'the rules' to their own agenda

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Neither

You can exorcise at home

Drinking isn't life threatening

What's going on is

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Jim's cafe n any pub

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Neither

You can exorcise at home

Drinking isn't life threatening

What's going on is

Spot on actually

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Also if you're going to catch a lurgy it will be in a gym - people sweating and breathing over everyone

That's why I wear a mask. Gym masks exist

I'm not paranoid about catching the lurgy - but I think the sweating and panting and body fluids spraying everywhere in gyms is gross even without a pandemic

Wearing a mask will do very little to protect you - it will only suffocate you.

It's a respiratory illness spread by respiratory particles. Masks, sanitiser and distance reduce risk enormously, is my understanding.

If we want

then I'll go with piles of used equipment wipes in the resistance room because apparently people think Mummy lives in the gym

I think that people like to fit 'the rules' to their own agenda"

Sure. But I mitigate the risk as best I can, and have been listening to the scientists since March. Masks aren't required but are an additional thing I can do.

Not cleaning up after yourself is just ridiculous though.

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By *100Man
over a year ago

Essex

Is there a sexy gym with lots of training and teasing then a hot sexy orgy in the mixed showers after if not that might make a great club

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Neither

You can exorcise at home

Drinking isn't life threatening

What's going on is

Spot on actually"

It really is.

I'm no virus ranter or am I particularly worried about catching it etc .. but none if this makes any sense anymore.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Neither

You can exorcise at home

Drinking isn't life threatening

What's going on is

Spot on actually

It really is.

I'm no virus ranter or am I particularly worried about catching it etc .. but none if this makes any sense anymore.

I just think what's most important.

The economy

Lives.

People are using the excuse that boredom and not seeing friends is destroying there quality of life.What about the old people and vulnerable that have had to endure it under longer and harder restrictions.

Most of them won't have Skype.How are they going to feel watching the bored ones go out to socialise and exercise while massively increasing the spread of what's going on.

All for a beer a chat and exercise and you can do all of those at home.Its selfish thinking about what you want to do when others don't have that option

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gym all day long.

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By *hatawasteMan
over a year ago

stafford

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

Not true .. you can sit in your bubble at at a table and happily socialise away .. assuming you are eating etc .. In a gym I guess you could argue that classes are social etc .. though I think they are still not allowed?

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By *hatawasteMan
over a year ago

stafford

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

If you wish to socialise go for a walk outdoors together "

if peopel, want to do that its called excercise .. this is having a beer and a meal with people hardly the same !

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By *rincess peachWoman
over a year ago

shits creek

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

My bad, coz you'd said more people I assumed that's what you meant. That still doesn't change the fact that the only other person you'll have contact with other than those in your bubble whom you could see at home is the server, so it really is less of the socialising and now the focus is enjoying a meal safely and a change of scenery.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I know you wouldn’t think it from my body :’)

But I can’t wait for the gym to reopen!

I would love to go for a drink with my partner and just have an evening out and have an excuse to get dressed up but before lockdown I was really working on improving myself and working on my body and without using it as an excuse the lockdown as

Maas shot that right to hell. I can’t believe I’ve essentially wasted a year and I’ve actually ended putting weight on! So I want to get back and get in a routine so that when Christmas is over I can start back as I mean to go on.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?"

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman
over a year ago

On a mooch

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

If you wish to socialise go for a walk outdoors together

if peopel, want to do that its called excercise .. this is having a beer and a meal with people hardly the same !"

Going for a walk isn’t just exercise, it’s spending time with someone, chatting and enjoying the world around you. If people think the only way to socialise is with a drink in their hand, it’s a sad world, but for now you can do that with your household or bubble.

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

Open up based on the science...

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By *aitonelMan
over a year ago

Travelling

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

If you wish to socialise go for a walk outdoors together

if peopel, want to do that its called excercise .. this is having a beer and a meal with people hardly the same !

This is pretty much what I've been thinking too. Economical reasons aside, what is it about people that they just can't do without a pub/bar, like it is the only way to socialise.

Of all the things we are missing during this time socialising can be done pretty much anywhere. It is not limited to a specific place.

The gym also has other ways to exercise without going to the gym, however in its defense it is the safest and most effective way to do so due to specialised equipment.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

I can understand your dilemma.

But my point is that people want the rules to fit their agenda.

I would like to be able to go clothes shopping and try on clothes etc ..

Is it important - no.

But it's something I would like to do.

The question is Gyms vs Pubs - neither of those are important to me.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

Yes, in some cases it's a disability or a safety issue.

Unfortunately because the UK haven't nipped this in the bud, we're having to make compromises as the pandemic drags on.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Open up based on the science..."

What science would that be? I know you can't link to papers, but you can cite them.

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By *acey_RedWoman
over a year ago

Liverpool

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

I can understand your dilemma.

But my point is that people want the rules to fit their agenda.

I would like to be able to go clothes shopping and try on clothes etc ..

Is it important - no.

But it's something I would like to do.

The question is Gyms vs Pubs - neither of those are important to me.

The gym is very important to me. I'm in near constant pain without it.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

I can understand your dilemma.

But my point is that people want the rules to fit their agenda.

I would like to be able to go clothes shopping and try on clothes etc ..

Is it important - no.

But it's something I would like to do.

The question is Gyms vs Pubs - neither of those are important to me.

The gym is very important to me. I'm in near constant pain without it. "

I've found my anxiety much worse without it. And yes I exercise at home and yes I make do but no it's not the same.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Pubs .. more people , chat , socialising and some sort of return to a community feel in villages ..

Keeping the body fit is fine.. but people really need to think about the needs people have just to socialise and be with other people doing no more than having a drink and a chat ..

Is she hot?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

I can understand your dilemma.

But my point is that people want the rules to fit their agenda.

I would like to be able to go clothes shopping and try on clothes etc ..

Is it important - no.

But it's something I would like to do.

The question is Gyms vs Pubs - neither of those are important to me.

The gym is very important to me. I'm in near constant pain without it. "

I would vote gym but I'm in near constant pain with it..

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By *acey_RedWoman
over a year ago

Liverpool

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

I can understand your dilemma.

But my point is that people want the rules to fit their agenda.

I would like to be able to go clothes shopping and try on clothes etc ..

Is it important - no.

But it's something I would like to do.

The question is Gyms vs Pubs - neither of those are important to me.

The gym is very important to me. I'm in near constant pain without it.

I would vote gym but I'm in near constant pain with it.."

That doesn't sound good

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I dont go to gyms or pubs so I don't care

Why can't people exercise outside?

Surely there's nothing that can't be done outside other than swimming?

There's lots that can't be done outside, especially not in winter/wet conditions, but I really can't be bothered repeating. Just remember not everyone can go running, walking etc

I can understand your dilemma.

But my point is that people want the rules to fit their agenda.

I would like to be able to go clothes shopping and try on clothes etc ..

Is it important - no.

But it's something I would like to do.

The question is Gyms vs Pubs - neither of those are important to me.

The gym is very important to me. I'm in near constant pain without it.

I would vote gym but I'm in near constant pain with it..

That doesn't sound good

Only because I push myself harder than I should, self-inflicted..

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms 100%. While I love a pint I really need the gym to get back in shape (cue the responses saying you don't need a gym to get fit...

I've already booked double sessions Wed/Thu/Fri this week and I'll be pretty much moving into the place for the next couple of months!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms for me can’t wait for them to open

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By * and M lookingCouple
over a year ago

Worcester

"Gym hands down, who goes to a pub these days....

Folk that enjoy a social life or a nice meal maybe.....

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By *isAdventure69Woman
over a year ago

Hampshire

I'll say the pub , the gym being a totally alien concept to me .

When I say pub , I also mean restaurants , bars etc ... I'm so missing socialising with friends and family and also bumping into acquaintances.

Lastly I work in a night club and I'm just desperate to get out of the house and back at work

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By *iddlesticksMan
over a year ago

My nan’s spare room.

I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

Sure. That's definitely true. But the question is which do you prefer. (For some, including in this thread - not me - running is physically not an option)

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

Sure. That's definitely true. But the question is which do you prefer. (For some, including in this thread - not me - running is physically not an option)"

*Waves*

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

Sure. That's definitely true. But the question is which do you prefer. (For some, including in this thread - not me - running is physically not an option)

*Waves*

Yup.

I support your ability to be able to work out safely.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

Sure. That's definitely true. But the question is which do you prefer. (For some, including in this thread - not me - running is physically not an option)

*Waves*

Yup.

I support your ability to be able to work out safely."

The disability exemption comes back into play when we go back into tier 3, we just have to hope the school we train in opens up, because it'll be Christmas hols after a couple of weeks. I suspect the school won't open the sports hall till Jan and most of the team's sports wheelchairs are locked up inside

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By *acey_RedWoman
over a year ago

Liverpool

"I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

The question was which would you prefer to to be open. Not which is more deserving of being open. A personal choice for one just means it holds more personal importance to the individual. Its not a commentary on the other. Personally I don't go to the pub that much and I don't really miss them. If the question was gyms or swingers clubs on the other hand I would have a tougher time choosing

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Well I love both but glad the swimming pool and Gym are open again first, got lockdown belly to lose before I can party again!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"I find this a really interesting debate. What’s up with both.

Gym goers are very vociferous in the benefits to mental health of physical exercise. I run 6k a day and go nowhere near a gym.

Yet my mental health is suffering as I’m not meeting my circle of friends that I would during quiz night down my local.

I think ultimately people make an argument to suit their own needs.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms please. I can’t see myself going to the pub 4/5 days a week. If I did I would be in a right state.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Gyms please. I can’t see myself going to the pub 4/5 days a week. If I did I would be in a right state. "

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By *adHatter_RestrainedAliceCouple
over a year ago

In The Hills

Dance studio and local restaurants for me, but neither are open in tier 3 so I will make do with my exercise bike for now

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Yawn.

Yawn

Yawn.

Gyms - physical fitness. Go for a run, lift weights in garden.

Pubs - mental health , community , socialising

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
over a year ago

ashford

Pubs x

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

You can work out in any public space.. you can drink in them all

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

50/50 split

Both addicts

Drinkers and gym bunnies..

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By *acey_RedWoman
over a year ago

Liverpool

"Yawn.

Yawn

Yawn.

Gyms - physical fitness. Go for a run, lift weights in garden.

Pubs - mental health , community , socialising "

I can't run as I have a heart condition and I haven't got a garden.

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By *ete le MeatMan
over a year ago

Derbyshire/ Notts

Pubs!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Gyms.

Gotta stay in shape.

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over a year ago

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Yawn.

Yawn

Yawn.

Gyms - physical fitness. Go for a run, lift weights in garden.

Pubs - mental health , community , socialising

I can't run as I have a heart condition and I haven't got a garden. "

Pubs it is for you then x

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

You do not need a gym to stay in shape

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape "

Correct but the social side is another side to it

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff

Pubs, it is pretty easy to excercise anywhere and it is essentially a solitary activity. Pub’s are social & about being sociable. The Welsh Govt are being idiots saying that Gyms should stay open to support ‘mental health’, Pubs do this way better for many more people

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape "

I believe the question was which do you prefer

I need neither toffee nor cheesecake but if there were a thread asking which I'd prefer I'd pick one

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By *ensuallover1000Man
over a year ago

Somewhere In The Ether…

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

I believe the question was which do you prefer

I need neither toffee nor cheesecake but if there were a thread asking which I'd prefer I'd pick one

Cheesecake - no question

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it "

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hey, how’s everyone doing on this thread ?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I started reading through this, having a bit of a chuckle thought I go then someone mentioned Cheesecake... that's more like it think I'll stay longer!

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By *averockrockMan
over a year ago

swindon

Doesn’t make sense

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"I started reading through this, having a bit of a chuckle thought I go then someone mentioned Cheesecake... that's more like it think I'll stay longer! "

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By *iamondCougarWoman
over a year ago

Norfuck! / Lincolnshire

Gym for me

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By *UGGYBEAR2015Man
over a year ago

BRIDPORT

Never set foot in a gym, well not since school.

But I do enjoy the occasional visit to a local working men’s club for a Guinness and a yarn.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

50/50! Tomorrow I will be mostly in the gym, followed closely after by mostly in the pub, tucking into a well established and substantial scotch egg

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"Hey, how’s everyone doing on this thread ? "

Weeping because my prediction of no wheelchair basketball before Christmas has become reality. Despite the exemption for disability sports, we're not going back till Jan

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Hey, how’s everyone doing on this thread ?

Weeping because my prediction of no wheelchair basketball before Christmas has become reality. Despite the exemption for disability sports, we're not going back till Jan

I'm sorry

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

It's only a month..

Stay strong

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"It's only a month..

Stay strong "

I've not trained since August. So another month is a long time, especially when I'm the size of one of the moons of Jupiter.

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"It's only a month..

Stay strong

I've not trained since August. So another month is a long time, especially when I'm the size of one of the moons of Jupiter."

Is it indoor sport ?

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over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"It's only a month..

Stay strong

I've not trained since August. So another month is a long time, especially when I'm the size of one of the moons of Jupiter.

Is it indoor sport ?"

Yes, it is. Go on, tell me it's not allowed blah blah etc?

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely"

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

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By *elshkinkyMan
over a year ago

south wales

Maybe a better comparison is exercise outdoors or drink indoors ... I’d rather exercise outdoors and go to the pub

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"It's only a month..

Stay strong

I've not trained since August. So another month is a long time, especially when I'm the size of one of the moons of Jupiter.

Is it indoor sport ?

Yes, it is. Go on, tell me it's not allowed blah blah etc?"

Well they stopped indoor five a side football.. are indoor sports allowed ?

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?"

What do the rules say?

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

Is it outdoors in groups of six.. ? Not sure..

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?"

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?"

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?"

Like what you like and obey the rules.. please ..

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone.."

The thread asked which you prefer. I answered. You seem to be determined to say that anyone that wants either is wrong, which is unkind.

You're allowed to like neither, but some have good reason for their preferences as to their leisure activities. Which are preferences, not dictates on you.

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone.."

There are separate rules for disability sports and sports for U18s, Tom. Neither of those applied in the recent 4wk lockdown, but the rest of the period August to November, training took place for my team mates. I was unable to train. Thursday this week, we can, in theory train. But the too brass want to wait till Jan.

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

The thread asked which you prefer. I answered. You seem to be determined to say that anyone that wants either is wrong, which is unkind.

You're allowed to like neither, but some have good reason for their preferences as to their leisure activities. Which are preferences, not dictates on you."

That is your interpretation..

Often flawed but yours nonetheless..

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By *iker boy 69Man
over a year ago

midlands

"I thinks that’s like comparing apples with pears.

For the well-being of people I say gyms.

For the livelihoods that are being destroyed I say pubs."

There are thousands of people within the fitness industry aswell that could be destroyed. Not just hospitality

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I'm booked into the gym tomorrow. Looks like it's at 1/6 government capacity. I'll be masked up and everyone can back off.

Leg press how I've missed you

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

The thread asked which you prefer. I answered. You seem to be determined to say that anyone that wants either is wrong, which is unkind.

You're allowed to like neither, but some have good reason for their preferences as to their leisure activities. Which are preferences, not dictates on you.

That is your interpretation..

Often flawed but yours nonetheless.. "

It's my interpretation that people are allowed to like what they like?

Oh dear.

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

The thread asked which you prefer. I answered. You seem to be determined to say that anyone that wants either is wrong, which is unkind.

You're allowed to like neither, but some have good reason for their preferences as to their leisure activities. Which are preferences, not dictates on you.

That is your interpretation..

Often flawed but yours nonetheless..

It's my interpretation that people are allowed to like what they like?

Oh dear."

You are free my dear..

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up "

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Should pubs reopen first?

Should gyms reopen first?

There's only one way to find out.

FIGHT!

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

Extermi-

(No wait, must not reveal the master plan)

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

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over a year ago

Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?"

Behave Tom

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?"

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

My gym has a restaurant and bar

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

My gym has a restaurant and bar"

Everyone over to yours then!

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

My gym has a restaurant and bar"

We have a vending machine and a water fountain

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

My gym has a restaurant and bar

Everyone over to yours then!

Nooo too many other people breathing in there already

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

My gym has a restaurant and bar

Everyone over to yours then!

Nooo too many other people breathing in there already

Oh Christ is it packed to the rafters with boozers and lifters?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x"

I have no idea, I've not asked the Covid if it wishes to infect my co-wheelies. Put it this way. Out of the squad, two players have tested positive in the entire pandemic. One is me (mildly ill during March lockdown when training WAS banned). The other caught it in hospital whilst in for planned procedures but she was asymptomatic.

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Think they'll ever open a pub inside a gym?

My gym has a restaurant and bar

Everyone over to yours then!

Nooo too many other people breathing in there already

Oh Christ is it packed to the rafters with boozers and lifters?"
it's not so bad mostly. Lifters yes

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress"

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

My mummy tells me I'm special.

And I have special rules just for me because I'm so special. (I do more than required of me)

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick"

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

So. I prefer the gym. What about everyone else?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"So. I prefer the gym. What about everyone else?"

Pub

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

Blah"

I forgot.. you can't catch it twice.. or can you ?

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By *blasiansCouple
over a year ago

Wakefield

Gym for us

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

"So. I prefer the gym. What about everyone else?"

Pubs has I don’t go the gym

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

Blah"

The perfect storm...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Shirt lifters?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm..."

Pub

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?"

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Obviously not then..

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Shirt lifters?

Not a damn chance I'm there to work out.

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"Shirt lifters?

Not a damn chance I'm there to work out."

And chat

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"Shirt lifters?

Not a damn chance I'm there to work out.

And chat "

Was I the one who said I preferred socialising at the gym, or did I just say that people were entitled to their preferences?

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Obviously not then.. "

Nope. Fit as a butcher's dog.

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Same girl same. Need some antihistamines?

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Obviously not then..

Nope. Fit as a butcher's dog. "

Let you conscience be your guide special one..

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Same girl same. Need some antihistamines?"

You definitely need something..

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Same girl same. Need some antihistamines?"

Piriton syrup please. Can't swallow pills

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Same girl same. Need some antihistamines?

You definitely need something.. "

Have any suggestions?

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By *ssex_tomMan
over a year ago

Chelmsford

"You do not need a gym to stay in shape

Correct but the social side is another side to it

Anybody who goes to a gym to socialize has lost the plot

I thought people's preferences were sacrosanct on Fab

Not on this thread surely

I don't see why people can't prefer socialising one way or another. Why is that bad, Tom?

What do the rules say?

What do rules have to do with the question I asked you?

Are people not allowed to like what they like?

Like what you like and obey the guidance.. or does it not apply to everyone..

So no Tom, the rules do not apply equally to everyone. Some of us are Special

Everyone is special.. do your best to stay safe..

The virus treats everyone equally..

Some of us are Special-er. Sport England says so

And that gives some sort of immunity to Covid.. grow up

My immunity to Covid is antibody mediated, but Sport England issued us all with anti-Covid plastic screening to erect around our wheelchairs. We're more like little Daleks now

I guess you feel safer but does it make it safe ?

Safe as houses. Well, more like one of those plastic greenhouses. Wheelchair basketball is an extremely safe sport. No one ever falls out or breaks bones

But will they catch Covid..?

Lots of pussyfooting here..

I like you. I respect you. I do not care if you like me.

I do not want you to catch Covid.. wheelchair in or not. No concessions . Stay safe x

Being a wheelchair user does not make one immediately more susceptible to Covid. Also we train socially distanced. Inside our plastic screens. Whilst shouting "exterminate" at each other

Agreed.. I never said you were more susceptible.. but everyone can pass it to others.. just follow the rules.. that's my take on it.. for everyone.. we are all special.. even swingdress

The rules are being followed. There is an exemption for disability sports and sports for U18s. Hang on, anyone getting deja vu here?

An exemption is following the law..

Common sense is completly seperate..

If not safe to play 5 a side football indoors then have you considered if your sport is safe indoors.. I am not saying it's not safe.. but I don't want you getting sick

I think we've gone full circle here. These issues have been addressed in the earlier thread.

Rule

Exemption

Special

Had Covid

Blah

The perfect storm...

Pub

Are you in the extremely vulnerable group ?

Only to inane dross. That stuff gets me all itchy and coming out in a rash

Same girl same. Need some antihistamines?

You definitely need something..

Have any suggestions?

Yes.. have a refreshing snooze ..

That me .. nighty night..

Don't let the bed bugs bite..

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

I definitely need a good night's sleep before I hit the gym tomorrow

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over a year ago

"I definitely need a good night's sleep before I hit the gym tomorrow

What's a good night's sleep? I've heard about it...

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By *exas46Man
over a year ago

South East

Gym all day long

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By *inky_couple2020Couple
over a year ago

North West

Fin

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By *naswingdressWoman
over a year ago

Manchester (she/her)

Bring on the gym

And the pub for those who can and want to

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