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By *omplexchique OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Sale

Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding?

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

"

Can I see friends and family or not?

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


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding? "

The word possible ? Is it possible for me to see friends and family? Is it possible for me to hug people or not?

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

It is the vaguest set of "rules" I have ever seen

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

Be alert.... Your country needs lerts

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

"

See. All that makes sense to me.

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me."

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

Also please clarify "limiting contact"

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


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding? "

The fact that none of these actions have anything to do with alertness.

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By *iss KinkWoman
over a year ago

North West

Can you visit a friend

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By *anejohnkent6263Couple
over a year ago

canterbury

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


"Can you visit a friend"

Possibly

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not? "

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I think that will be a no unfortunately, nothing much is changing, just got to be alert whilst we're doing it

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By *ounty durham bbw coupleCouple
over a year ago

darlington


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding? "
its clearly and intentionally open to interpretation will mean different things to different people

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By *iss KinkWoman
over a year ago

North West


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding? its clearly and intentionally open to interpretation will mean different things to different people "

Totally agree

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


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What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone? "

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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I don't think it is clear enough. You need don't do this don't do that, or you can do this, you can do that or people will interpret it the way it suits them

One of them is

" limit contact with other people " Does that mean I can visit a small group of my family as long as I don't do it all the time.

will someone else read it as wheyhey we can have a party tonight for 50 people as long as we all go home by 10 o'clock.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone? "

To me it means, only go out if essential

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By *FunCouplexCouple
over a year ago

Sheffield


"Can you visit a friend"

I have to visit people for work and have to get closer than 2 meters to them so I don’t really get what the point in having a lockdown has been when you still have to work with strangers with no face masks or anything?

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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"

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol"

Wise move

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By *ensualtouch15Man
over a year ago

ashby de la zouch


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding?

The fact that none of these actions have anything to do with alertness."

Absolutely nothing to do with alertness

This just sounds jingoistic

Euck

And no the other parts are certainly OPEN to interpretation

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

To me it means, only go out if essential"

To you it does, do you think it will mean the same for everyone ? Possible is very vague

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


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PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

Wise move "

I think there is a lot of danger in a McDonalds anyways!

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By *utualpleasure42Man
over a year ago

enter location here

Not possible for me to stay indoors anymore. I'll just go out and see all my friends and family. I'll stay 2 meters away though. I can go inside their houses and use cups and toilets. Y'know, very understandable rules.

This is sarcasm.

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding?

The word possible ? Is it possible for me to see friends and family? Is it possible for me to hug people or not? "

Yeah if you like ... fill yer boots !

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


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol"

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

To me it means, only go out if essential"

Exactly, doesn't take much to confuse people tho, is it that difficult to understand..

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


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding?

The word possible ? Is it possible for me to see friends and family? Is it possible for me to hug people or not?

Yeah if you like ... fill yer boots ! "

Great. It is ‘possible ‘ that I will do that but I will limit contact where ‘possible’

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

I have to admit I am baffled by this slogan.

If you aren't aware of COVID-19, how it is spread, what you need to do to stop it spreading....

Where have you been for the last 3 months!!!!!?????

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

To me it means, only go out if essential

Exactly, doesn't take much to confuse people tho, is it that difficult to understand.. "

Why didn’t they use the word essential then ?

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

To me it means, only go out if essential

To you it does, do you think it will mean the same for everyone ? Possible is very vague "

No of course it won't, some will take advantage of it. You've still got to do what is right for you and your safety. I shall be staying at home and only go out when necessary

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds

The rules were much clearer before. We could go out once a day for a maximum of an hour for excercise,or for key working, essential shopping or medical appointments. Now we just have some vague suggestions.

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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I think the point is, if you have to explain the slogan then it is not clear to all. If you give "possible" options in the slogan then people will read into it to suit

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

To me it means, only go out if essential

Exactly, doesn't take much to confuse people tho, is it that difficult to understand..

Why didn’t they use the word essential then ? "

Can't answer that one,I wasn't party to making the 'new' regulations

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people "

So. Clearly. What does it mean to you personally? (Respectfully asking BTW).

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

I’d have thought people would have stopped needing to be lead by the hand once they’d left primary school.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

I also have the feeling that this is the most anticipated 'Broadcast' in a Century.

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds


"I’d have thought people would have stopped needing to be lead by the hand once they’d left primary school."

I am not a medical expert or an epidemiologist.

I except to be given scientific advice.

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


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people

So. Clearly. What does it mean to you personally? (Respectfully asking BTW)."

It means that it is possible for me to go and see friends and family , it is possible for me to go to the park with who I want when I want . It doesn’t really mean anything definitive because the word possible is so vague .

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"

So. Clearly. What does it mean to you personally? (Respectfully asking BTW).

It means that it is possible for me to go and see friends and family , it is possible for me to go to the park with who I want when I want . It doesn’t really mean anything definitive because the word possible is so vague . "

Hoping 7pm will make it all clear.

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


"I’d have thought people would have stopped needing to be lead by the hand once they’d left primary school.

I am not a medical expert or an epidemiologist.

I except to be given scientific advice. "

I’ll put you on the list for Red Cross parcels

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


"I also have the feeling that this is the most anticipated 'Broadcast' in a Century."

And it isn’t being done live, but that is for another post

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By *dsindyTV/TS
over a year ago

East Lancashire

To me, it seems that it's the same as before.......but now only if possible.

So if at all possible I will obey these new guidelines, but if not I may possibly ignore them to mine (and potentially everyone else's) detriment.

See....clear as h2o

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not? "

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

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


"I’d have thought people would have stopped needing to be lead by the hand once they’d left primary school."

Did you go into lockdown before the government made the announcement in March ?

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?"

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

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


"I’d have thought people would have stopped needing to be lead by the hand once they’d left primary school.

Did you go into lockdown before the government made the announcement in March ? "

Yes

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare

"stay at home as much.as possible"

Well done Boris

Clear as fucking mud

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


"I’d have thought people would have stopped needing to be lead by the hand once they’d left primary school.

Did you go into lockdown before the government made the announcement in March ?

Yes "

I am guessing the majority of the population did the same?

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

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Ok lets not keep having threads that descends into digs...this section was meant to help us all through it not digging at every opportunity

If you don't want to join in on the subject there are plenty of other threads to play on ( without the digs please )

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home? "

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection."

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so "

Where does it say you can meet friends?

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so "

You have to do what is right for the safety of yourself, friends and family. If you're all happy seeing each other, you know the risks of that. For instance, my niece is 35 weeks pregnant, I won't go anywhere near her and it is unlikely I will see her baby in the first few weeks or months, sadly..

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?"

Where does it say you can’t ???

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?"

Where does it say that you can't?

Stay home as much as.possible is completely open to interpretation

And clear as mud

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Let’s wait till the broadcast and see. Plenty of time to work yourself up afterwards.

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over a year ago


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

You have to do what is right for the safety of yourself, friends and family. If you're all happy seeing each other, you know the risks of that. For instance, my niece is 35 weeks pregnant, I won't go anywhere near her and it is unlikely I will see her baby in the first few weeks or months, sadly.."

I agree, hopefully once testing numbers increase it will be possible to see your niece soon

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?

Where does it say you can’t ??? "

I was once told not to stick my fingers into an electrical socket. I’ve never needed to be told it every day since.

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


"Let’s wait till the broadcast and see. Plenty of time to work yourself up afterwards.

"

Do you mean the prerecorded broadcast? I can’t imagine it will be very informative, I am will to bet Boris says ‘stay alert’ at least 5 times without once explaining what it means

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Let’s wait till the broadcast and see. Plenty of time to work yourself up afterwards.

"

Hopefully there will be more clarification, if not, it is open to interpretation, but people know by now what is safe and what isnt. The virus will still be about tomorrow, nothing has changed there

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?

Where does it say you can’t ???

I was once told not to stick my fingers into an electrical socket. I’ve never needed to be told it every day since."

You can’t get your fingers into an electrical socket , and even if you did you wouldn’t get an electrical shock

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

You have to do what is right for the safety of yourself, friends and family. If you're all happy seeing each other, you know the risks of that. For instance, my niece is 35 weeks pregnant, I won't go anywhere near her and it is unlikely I will see her baby in the first few weeks or months, sadly..

I agree, hopefully once testing numbers increase it will be possible to see your niece soon "

Thank you, I hope so

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?

Where does it say you can’t ???

I was once told not to stick my fingers into an electrical socket. I’ve never needed to be told it every day since."

That's because you and I and most here have at least half a brain

Clear simple messages are for the huge part of the population that are fucking morons,they are mostly the problem here

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

It's almost like boris's mate cummings had been leaking bits of what might happen and the devolved parts of the UK having not been consulted decided to stick with the protocols apart from a few tweaks..

And given the broadcast was not going to be live with no clarification to the different types of lockdown we seem to have, some bright spin doctor has come up with the above..

Which is vague..

I forsee a minister being sacked to further deflect from what is only looking more and more like an administration scrabbling about to try and look competent..

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London

It's deliberately vague because the government want to get the economy moving again, but they don't want to be seen to be responsible for infections increasing again.

It's a massive abdication of responsibility. Sadly it seems there's a solid 40-45% of the country at the moment who will support the Tories no matter what, so they'll probably get away with it.

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?

Where does it say you can’t ???

I was once told not to stick my fingers into an electrical socket. I’ve never needed to be told it every day since.

That's because you and I and most here have at least half a brain

Clear simple messages are for the huge part of the population that are fucking morons,they are mostly the problem here"

If people are prepared to go out when they were told to ‘Stay at home ‘ imagine what will happen now they are told to ‘stay in where possible’ I can guarantee their will be parties and gathering tonight . And where does this leave the Police, how do they enforce this

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


"It's almost like boris's mate cummings had been leaking bits of what might happen and the devolved parts of the UK having not been consulted decided to stick with the protocols apart from a few tweaks..

And given the broadcast was not going to be live with no clarification to the different types of lockdown we seem to have, some bright spin doctor has come up with the above..

Which is vague..

I forsee a minister being sacked to further deflect from what is only looking more and more like an administration scrabbling about to try and look competent.. "

My money is on Matt Hancock getting the bullet

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

How do you stay in when you have to go to work.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"It's almost like boris's mate cummings had been leaking bits of what might happen and the devolved parts of the UK having not been consulted decided to stick with the protocols apart from a few tweaks..

And given the broadcast was not going to be live with no clarification to the different types of lockdown we seem to have, some bright spin doctor has come up with the above..

Which is vague..

I forsee a minister being sacked to further deflect from what is only looking more and more like an administration scrabbling about to try and look competent..

My money is on Matt Hancock getting the bullet "

Would go with him too, others like Patel have largely dodged the spotlight and he is in the spotlight and the tone is being set with leaks about him and Boris..

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


"It's almost like boris's mate cummings had been leaking bits of what might happen and the devolved parts of the UK having not been consulted decided to stick with the protocols apart from a few tweaks..

And given the broadcast was not going to be live with no clarification to the different types of lockdown we seem to have, some bright spin doctor has come up with the above..

Which is vague..

I forsee a minister being sacked to further deflect from what is only looking more and more like an administration scrabbling about to try and look competent..

My money is on Matt Hancock getting the bullet

Would go with him too, others like Patel have largely dodged the spotlight and he is in the spotlight and the tone is being set with leaks about him and Boris.. "

Yep, Cummings will make him the sacrificial lamb for the PPE and testing balls ups

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks


"It's almost like boris's mate cummings had been leaking bits of what might happen and the devolved parts of the UK having not been consulted decided to stick with the protocols apart from a few tweaks..

And given the broadcast was not going to be live with no clarification to the different types of lockdown we seem to have, some bright spin doctor has come up with the above..

Which is vague..

I forsee a minister being sacked to further deflect from what is only looking more and more like an administration scrabbling about to try and look competent..

My money is on Matt Hancock getting the bullet

Would go with him too, others like Patel have largely dodged the spotlight and he is in the spotlight and the tone is being set with leaks about him and Boris.. "

Hancock is toast. He’s going to be the fall guy for now.

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?

Where does it say you can’t ???

I was once told not to stick my fingers into an electrical socket. I’ve never needed to be told it every day since.

That's because you and I and most here have at least half a brain

Clear simple messages are for the huge part of the population that are fucking morons,they are mostly the problem here"

The message is much more effective when it comes from a person who doesn't have the end of his fingers burned off.

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By *oldswarriorMan
over a year ago

Falkirk

Wow it just shows you how vague it actually is.

And everyone is correct ish

clusterf##k in action.

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

STAY ALERT to me means make sure your partner isn't bonking the guy who told you to stay at home

Just kidding

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


"STAY ALERT to me means make sure your partner isn't bonking the guy who told you to stay at home

Just kidding "

The bitch .

Sothsts why she likes work so much

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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


"Can you visit a friend"

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

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


"STAY ALERT to me means make sure your partner isn't bonking the guy who told you to stay at home

Just kidding

The bitch .

Sothsts why she likes work so much "

He was only telling you to stay at home so you didn't follow her

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


"STAY ALERT to me means make sure your partner isn't bonking the guy who told you to stay at home

Just kidding

The bitch .

Sothsts why she likes work so much

He was only telling you to stay at home so you didn't follow her "

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


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language. "

Can you define the word ‘possible ‘ ?

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?"

It very clearly doesn't. Unless you are deliberately looking for excuses to misinterpret things.

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language. "

Boris is great with english,right laugh,Latin phrases and all

Fuckin clown is all he is

Blaming journalists about this clusterfuck is ridiculous

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

Can you visit a friend? This pretty much revolves around how you define friendship. If putting you friend at risk is your idea of friendship...

A better question is... can I visit an enemy?

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not?

Would you consider that you could possibly be a carrier of the virus and so pass it on to your friends or family, or are you confident that you haven't been in contact with the virus?

It is possible, do you have to go to work or do you work from home?

Then if it is possible, there is your answer. You wouldn't want to pass it on to your family and friends. Me, I am a carer for my 90 year old Dad and my disabled brother, so I limit the amount of time I go out in public, for their protection.

Quite rightly you wouldnt risk their health, I live alone and have to travel to work so it is possible i will be meeting friends as the government has now given me the green light to do so

Where does it say you can meet friends?

It very clearly doesn't. Unless you are deliberately looking for excuses to misinterpret things."

Is it ‘possible ‘ for you to meet friends?

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By *estivalMan
over a year ago

borehamwood

i would of thought after six weeks most peeps would know what not to do.like someone said people will nend the words to suit themselves.im guessing it will be the same ones who have been taking no notice anyway.simple if you dont feel safe yet carry on with what you been doing the last six weeks.if you wana risk meeting freinds and family crack on with it if there ok with it

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


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

Can you define the word ‘possible ‘ ? "

Possible to me means "capable of being done" but I'm sure there are things called dictionaries where you could check for yourself... I believe that some of them are even available online.

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


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

Can you define the word ‘possible ‘ ?

Possible to me means "capable of being done" but I'm sure there are things called dictionaries where you could check for yourself... I believe that some of them are even available online. "

Thanks, saved me having to look it up,

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By *ounty durham bbw coupleCouple
over a year ago

darlington


"i would of thought after six weeks most peeps would know what not to do.like someone said people will nend the words to suit themselves.im guessing it will be the same ones who have been taking no notice anyway.simple if you dont feel safe yet carry on with what you been doing the last six weeks.if you wana risk meeting freinds and family crack on with it if there ok with it"
the government are actively encouraging more businesses to reopen keeping on doing what your doing isn't possible for everyone

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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

See. All that makes sense to me.

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

To me it means, only go out if essential

Exactly, doesn't take much to confuse people tho, is it that difficult to understand..

Why didn’t they use the word essential then ? "

I’m sure they said Stay Home unless it was essential not to, ie work, food or medical but a lot of people didn’t understand that so what does it matter what the new statement is if not everyone adhered to the first one.

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


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

Boris is great with english,right laugh,Latin phrases and all

Fuckin clown is all he is

Blaming journalists about this clusterfuck is ridiculous"

Hi sorry I'm new to this country. What did Boris do for a living before he became a politician?

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


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

Can you define the word ‘possible ‘ ?

Possible to me means "capable of being done" but I'm sure there are things called dictionaries where you could check for yourself... I believe that some of them are even available online.

Thanks, saved me having to look it up, "

See? I told you fab forum was a good place to learn new things!

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


"It's deliberately vague because the government want to get the economy moving again, but they don't want to be seen to be responsible for infections increasing again.

It's a massive abdication of responsibility. Sadly it seems there's a solid 40-45% of the country at the moment who will support the Tories no matter what, so they'll probably get away with it."

Well said!...

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

More shit to cloud our minds...

Boris take a night off from it!

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By *al2001Man
over a year ago

kildare


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

Boris is great with english,right laugh,Latin phrases and all

Fuckin clown is all he is

Blaming journalists about this clusterfuck is ridiculous

Hi sorry I'm new to this country. What did Boris do for a living before he became a politician?"

What has his past job got to do with anything?

His fucking up his new job is much more relevant

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By *aria_dreamgirlTV/TS
over a year ago

stockport

Wishy washy advice from the government already being ignored by arrogant people

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By *oldswarriorMan
over a year ago

Falkirk


"Wishy washy advice from the government already being ignored by arrogant people "

What did you think would happen.

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


"Can you visit a friend

Clearly not...unless you are seeking to deliberately mis-interpret things. I prefer to leave that to journalists. Despite most having an English degree they seem to have a rather vague grasp of their native language.

Boris is great with english,right laugh,Latin phrases and all

Fuckin clown is all he is

Blaming journalists about this clusterfuck is ridiculous

Hi sorry I'm new to this country. What did Boris do for a living before he became a politician?

What has his past job got to do with anything?

His fucking up his new job is much more relevant"

Well it would have a great deal to do with the argument if Boris used to be a journalist.

Because if he had formerly been a journalist then Boris vs Journalists would amount to Boris vs Boris.

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By *aria_dreamgirlTV/TS
over a year ago

stockport

Have to wait for Boris to reassure us all in under 10 minutes. Yawn

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights

We are being handed responsibility for our own health and friends and familys, it's your own personal choice as to what you do

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not? "

I suggest you wait until the government actually announce whats happening at 7pm before getting confused over news speculation.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

hahaha - just watching SKY news outside No10 and two Police women walk side by side across the camera.

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not? I suggest you wait until the government actually announce whats happening at 7pm before getting confused over news speculation. "

It is on his twitter account, keep up

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By *oan of DArcCouple
over a year ago

Glasgow


"Which bits are causing you most problems with understanding? its clearly and intentionally open to interpretation will mean different things to different people "

Including the police!

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

‘Stay alert’ bingo, i am going for 8

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By *abrielle247Couple (FF)
over a year ago

PDI Gran Canaria

Boris's roadmap, he couldn't find his way out of a Waitrose carpark.

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


"‘Stay alert’ bingo, i am going for 8 "

So few? He's never had that much restraint.

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By *yn drwgMan
over a year ago

Camarthen

FFS Boris tell us something we don't know, what a fucking waste of time

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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago

Derry

It is a bit odd for sure, it doesn't seem to be going down well. Cummings is normally pretty good with simple slogans.

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


"‘Stay alert’ bingo, i am going for 8

So few? He's never had that much restraint."

Lots of possibles and maybes though

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks

Well that’s cleared up whether you can meet others.

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


"Well that’s cleared up whether you can meet others. "

Has it?

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By *utualpleasure42Man
over a year ago

enter location here

I'm sticking to drakefords advise.

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By *ounty durham bbw coupleCouple
over a year ago

darlington

Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

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By *wisted999Man
over a year ago

North Bucks


"Well that’s cleared up whether you can meet others.

Has it? "

You can only exercise with members of the same household. You need to maintain social distancing.

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

"

Couldn’t have been more confusing if he’d said it in Serbo Croat

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st "

Just watching the Scottish one now

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By *ounty durham bbw coupleCouple
over a year ago

darlington

So we can now sit in parks legally and travel for days out with our household

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Couldn’t have been more confusing if he’d said it in Serbo Croat "

Yeah but he confused everyone with real conviction

He said bugger all like he meant it

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


"Well that’s cleared up whether you can meet others.

Has it?

You can only exercise with members of the same household. You need to maintain social distancing.

"

Need to where possible

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

yeah... that said a lot....

nah!!! i am kidding!!!!!

sturgeon's message was much much clearer

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

Only used "stay alert" twice before saying the final 3 part slogan at the end.

Anyone who says they didnt understand the whole statement either didn't listen or is deliberately causing mischief...nothing vague at all.

More details to follow in parliament tomorrow.

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


"So we can now sit in parks legally and travel for days out with our household "

Yeah and if we are good boys and girls he will ease it further, how patronising did that sound

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

I'm not sure what To do?

Can I kiss friends

Fuck them

Hug

Shake hands

Carry a gun

Get an elephant

Go out naked

I need clarification it is not obvious that's a no no no no .........

Can I lick them then? You didn't mention licking....

Ffs boris you didn't even mention licking lol

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st "

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

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


"Only used "stay alert" twice before saying the final 3 part slogan at the end.

Anyone who says they didnt understand the whole statement either didn't listen or is deliberately causing mischief...nothing vague at all.

More details to follow in parliament tomorrow. "

I was very disappointed with the number of ‘stay alerts’ he did make up the numbers with the maybes and possibles

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By *arksxMan
over a year ago

Leicester / London

Stay alert...

Until the government has an actual plan

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By *dsindyTV/TS
over a year ago

East Lancashire

Totally confusing message...nothing has changed yet it has...stay in but play sports in the park....work from home but go to work if your employer is practicing social distance measures.....do this but do that except dont do this or that....would like to see the outakes from that bit of theatre

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!"

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

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


"I'm not sure what To do?

Can I kiss friends

Fuck them

Hug

Shake hands

Carry a gun

Get an elephant

Go out naked

I need clarification it is not obvious that's a no no no no .........

Can I lick them then? You didn't mention licking....

Ffs boris you didn't even mention licking lol "

Go to your local park next weekend and tell me what you have seen

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By *hilMan
over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING

Be a lert - definition a small scandivaian fish that is so dumb it is easily caught.

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By *ostafunMan
over a year ago

near ipswich


"Totally confusing message...nothing has changed yet it has...stay in but play sports in the park....work from home but go to work if your employer is practicing social distance measures.....do this but do that except dont do this or that....would like to see the outakes from that bit of theatre "
All seemed clear to me.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"Be alert.... Your country needs lerts "

Just what we thought!

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By *evaquitCouple
over a year ago

Catthorpe

He did say you can partake in sports if alone or with members of your home didn't he? Pretty sure I heard that but not clarified on bbc news afterwards.

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


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people "

The words as much as possible actually have a very clear meaning ... its the same as saying if you can you should

So if you can stay home then you should stay home

People who choose to interpret it differently are doing so because it suits what they would rather do than are able to do

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


"I'm not sure what To do?

Can I kiss friends

Fuck them

Hug

Shake hands

Carry a gun

Get an elephant

Go out naked

I need clarification it is not obvious that's a no no no no .........

Can I lick them then? You didn't mention licking....

Ffs boris you didn't even mention licking lol "

You can kiss, hug, or fuck a gun. But not lick it. You may shake an elephant while naked, but not lick it. The main think is to stay alert while you're doing these things.

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


"Totally confusing message...nothing has changed yet it has...stay in but play sports in the park....work from home but go to work if your employer is practicing social distance measures.....do this but do that except dont do this or that....would like to see the outakes from that bit of theatre All seemed clear to me. "

I bet it did ,

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead

right... bit more guidance coming....

Additional details from gvt source about Boris Johnson speech

- Unlimited outdoor exercise includes angling, golf, water sports and tennis provided all socially distanced from Wednesday

- You can drive to a park or beach in England but not Wales / Scotland/ Northern Ireland

- Primary school reception, year 1 and year 6 will be first in line to return from June 1 if the conditions allow. Other primary pupils hopefully back before summer

- School’s out for secondary pupils except Year 10 and 12 pupils in secondary schools facing exams next year will get some contact time

- Quarantine is a few weeks away and will be 14 days

- The kinds of places that might open in phase 3 include places of worship and socially distanced cinemas

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


"Only used "stay alert" twice before saying the final 3 part slogan at the end.

Anyone who says they didnt understand the whole statement either didn't listen or is deliberately causing mischief...nothing vague at all.

More details to follow in parliament tomorrow. "

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


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people

The words as much as possible actually have a very clear meaning ... its the same as saying if you can you should

So if you can stay home then you should stay home

People who choose to interpret it differently are doing so because it suits what they would rather do than are able to do "

But we have now been given the choice. Why has it gone from stay at home to stay at home where possible? Limit human contact to limit human contact where possible?

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius"

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that.

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


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people

The words as much as possible actually have a very clear meaning ... its the same as saying if you can you should

So if you can stay home then you should stay home

People who choose to interpret it differently are doing so because it suits what they would rather do than are able to do

But we have now been given the choice. Why has it gone from stay at home to stay at home where possible? Limit human contact to limit human contact where possible? "

I think the word possible needs to be substituted with practical or practicable.

Many things are possible but the world would simply not function properly if we did them.

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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria


"So we can now sit in parks legally and travel for days out with our household

Yeah and if we are good boys and girls he will ease it further, how patronising did that sound "

Not really, he’s saying the public can have a little more freedom of movement but don’t be stupid asses in social gathering and not social distancing or we will end up back where we started and as most say the first lockdown wasn’t strict/limiting enough but they still went out Willy nilly so there’s no wonder he portrayed it that way, think I would have been a bit stronger in putting that across that if you the public mess it up then your to blame for going back to square one.

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By *hilMan
over a year ago

HOUGHTON LE SPRING

Never has a prime minister been so aptly named.

Pfeffel by name and piffle by nature

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By *eah BabyCouple
over a year ago

Cheshire, Windermere ,Cumbria


"

What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people

The words as much as possible actually have a very clear meaning ... its the same as saying if you can you should

So if you can stay home then you should stay home

People who choose to interpret it differently are doing so because it suits what they would rather do than are able to do

But we have now been given the choice. Why has it gone from stay at home to stay at home where possible? Limit human contact to limit human contact where possible? "

He’s giving you a little more freedom but asking you to use common sense, yes you can kick the ball in the park with your son now but don’t take next doors kids with you kind of thing.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"So we can now sit in parks legally and travel for days out with our household

Yeah and if we are good boys and girls he will ease it further, how patronising did that sound

Not really, he’s saying the public can have a little more freedom of movement but don’t be stupid asses in social gathering and not social distancing or we will end up back where we started and as most say the first lockdown wasn’t strict/limiting enough but they still went out Willy nilly so there’s no wonder he portrayed it that way, think I would have been a bit stronger in putting that across that if you the public mess it up then your to blame for going back to square one.

"

This, added to following the science, nurses misusing ppe and you lot not turning up for testing there's one heck of a sloping shoulders feel about this whole thing later on..

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By *hetalkingstoveMan
over a year ago

London


"

Because half the country have been screaming for weeks that they need to get back to some normality before the whole economy collapses

"

No they haven't. Opinion polls have shown huge support for the lockdown.

Don't make stuff up to try and make a point.

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that."

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that.

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?"

They are more likely to be cared for by their grandparents.

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By *oldswarriorMan
over a year ago

Falkirk


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that.

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?"

Just thinking this myself.

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

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"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that.

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?"

The youngest ones take longer to settle back into a school routine and need more time to adjust to social distancing in school

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


"I'm not sure what To do?

Can I kiss friends

Fuck them

Hug

Shake hands

Carry a gun

Get an elephant

Go out naked

I need clarification it is not obvious that's a no no no no .........

Can I lick them then? You didn't mention licking....

Ffs boris you didn't even mention licking lol

You can kiss, hug, or fuck a gun. But not lick it. You may shake an elephant while naked, but not lick it. The main think is to stay alert while you're doing these things."

I'd stay alert while doing those things, better still I'd stay in!

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


"

Because half the country have been screaming for weeks that they need to get back to some normality before the whole economy collapses

No they haven't. Opinion polls have shown huge support for the lockdown.

Don't make stuff up to try and make a point.

"

Have you read these forums at all? Because there are plenty people desperate to get back out to work

I’m not one of them i have been working from home the whole time, but its not a lie to say those people exist

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that.

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

They are more likely to be cared for by their grandparents. "

But we arent allowed to mix households

And grandparents are more likely to be in the vulnerable groups

And small children will struggle to remember/ understand that they have to stay apart

Especially if they havent seen their friends for weeks

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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago

Craggy Island

I'm tried of all the bullshit.

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


"I'm not sure what To do?

Can I kiss friends

Fuck them

Hug

Shake hands

Carry a gun

Get an elephant

Go out naked

I need clarification it is not obvious that's a no no no no .........

Can I lick them then? You didn't mention licking....

Ffs boris you didn't even mention licking lol

Go to your local park next weekend and tell me what you have seen "

Yes everyone ignores it, the diet the rules the ..... And then say, I don't understand, can't I do whatever I like without consequences! Like really!

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?"

those are the ones making the transition from reception into yr 1 (nursary to primary in old money).... those may need to most help adjusting and their teachers can help them

same reasoning for those going from primary into secondary....

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By *cottish guy 555Man
over a year ago

London


"Be alert.... Your country needs lerts "

No, be aware, the country has too many lerts

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


"

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

those are the ones making the transition from reception into yr 1 (nursary to primary in old money).... those may need to most help adjusting and their teachers can help them

same reasoning for those going from primary into secondary...."

Boris said that reception and yr one will be allowed back

Reception is the first year of full time school so no major transition

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

What about people who are expected to return to work who usually rely on a combination of school/grandparents for childcare?? This was the case for myself but I have worked all along as am a care worker and although i was eligible for school childcare ,the hours were of no use at all to my shifts. My children have had to look after themselves at home for the past 7 weeks whilst I have worked but I am fortunate they are just about old enough to be able to, although it is not ideal. What about people with very young children??

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


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Couldn’t have been more confusing if he’d said it in Serbo Croat

Yeah but he confused everyone with real conviction

He said bugger all like he meant it"

Yeah; and that’s the tragedy- people are going to interpret it

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


"

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

those are the ones making the transition from reception into yr 1 (nursary to primary in old money).... those may need to most help adjusting and their teachers can help them

same reasoning for those going from primary into secondary....

Boris said that reception and yr one will be allowed back

Reception is the first year of full time school so no major transition"

Id imagine education experts have been asked to assess what stages of school they see as most critical to a child’s educational development , exam time, that last transitional period before you move from having one teacher all week to a larger school with multiple teachers when its easier to fall through The cracks and early stage learning reading writing and numbers that set you up for the rest of school obviously came out top

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


"Unlimited exercise confirmed and schools could start returning June 1st

the schools things.... not quite.... first ones back would be kids who are due to go from nursary into primary, and primary into secondary...

otherwise.... i think you are looking at september!

Yeah

Theyre letting the youngest ones go back first

The ones that are the least likely to understand that they cant play tag

Genius

It makes sense it's the young ones who will be picked up by granny and grandpa while mum and dad are at work.

I can't see anything wrong with that.

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

They are more likely to be cared for by their grandparents.

But we arent allowed to mix households

And grandparents are more likely to be in the vulnerable groups

And small children will struggle to remember/ understand that they have to stay apart

Especially if they havent seen their friends for weeks"

I think the decision is based on getting parents back to work and hence those needing daycare back to schools and institutionalised daycare. That it puts the elderly at risk doesn't seem to be a factor.

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


"

It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

those are the ones making the transition from reception into yr 1 (nursary to primary in old money).... those may need to most help adjusting and their teachers can help them

same reasoning for those going from primary into secondary....

Boris said that reception and yr one will be allowed back

Reception is the first year of full time school so no major transition

Id imagine education experts have been asked to assess what stages of school they see as most critical to a child’s educational development , exam time, that last transitional period before you move from having one teacher all week to a larger school with multiple teachers when its easier to fall through The cracks and early stage learning reading writing and numbers that set you up for the rest of school obviously came out top "

I guess so, and I'm not saying for a minute that these decisions are easy. I certainly wouldnt want to have to make them

Not least because of the potential issues with childcare. Most people dont work 9-3

But I dont get why theyve chosen the youngest children to go back first. At the end of the day, if 4yr olds are a few months behind with their reading, they are ALL going to be behind.

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By *eroy1000Man
over a year ago

milton keynes


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What does ‘as much as possible ‘ mean to you and do you think it will mean the same for everyone?

As much as possible means to me that if I really don't need to do it then don't go and do it. Then I am limiting those chances of meeting people that I don't need to meet.

For example I don't NEED a McDonalds but I might want one. So I'll avoid that and avoid others who are serving them to me. I do NEED Fuel so I won't avoid that but I will STAY ALERT to the dangers of the grip on the pump handle and the pay machine etc.

PS. The likleyhood of me eating a McDonalds it nil anyways lol

And here is the problem , it doesn’t mean that to me , and it won’t mean that to millions of other people

The words as much as possible actually have a very clear meaning ... its the same as saying if you can you should

So if you can stay home then you should stay home

People who choose to interpret it differently are doing so because it suits what they would rather do than are able to do

But we have now been given the choice. Why has it gone from stay at home to stay at home where possible? Limit human contact to limit human contact where possible?

Because half the country have been screaming for weeks that they need to get back to some normality before the whole economy collapses

Because another portion have been yelling about how their freedom has been infringed on

Because we don't live in a dictatorship and (stupidly) they think we have a nation of mostly adults that should be able to use common sense in making rationale choices

If these forums are anything to go by we would be better off living in korea or being provided with a personalised hour by hour schedule of how we should live our lives because the concept of applying common sense to a set of guidelines seems to be blowing peoples minds "

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


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It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

those are the ones making the transition from reception into yr 1 (nursary to primary in old money).... those may need to most help adjusting and their teachers can help them

same reasoning for those going from primary into secondary....

Boris said that reception and yr one will be allowed back

Reception is the first year of full time school so no major transition

Id imagine education experts have been asked to assess what stages of school they see as most critical to a child’s educational development , exam time, that last transitional period before you move from having one teacher all week to a larger school with multiple teachers when its easier to fall through The cracks and early stage learning reading writing and numbers that set you up for the rest of school obviously came out top

I guess so, and I'm not saying for a minute that these decisions are easy. I certainly wouldnt want to have to make them

Not least because of the potential issues with childcare. Most people dont work 9-3

But I dont get why theyve chosen the youngest children to go back first. At the end of the day, if 4yr olds are a few months behind with their reading, they are ALL going to be behind.

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But falling 4 months behind on your fundamentals could push you back the whole way through your learning, the younger you are the more like a sponge your brain is (that not scientific i know its just my understanding and i think its why they say its much easier to learn a foreign language when you are very young than as adult)

The more of this prime time to start these kids off well that is missed, when they need very guided learning, the harder it might be for them to ever catch up

Generally the older kids have these foundations already and will be able to catch up those missed teaching hours much easier is what i would have thought

I know childcare will be an issue for some but i doubt it came into the reasoning, afterall the purpose of the school isnt actually to look after children its to educate them

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By *ab jamesMan
over a year ago

ribble valley

In life, there are two sorts of people. People who dither and die and people who act and survive. It's evolution baby

I think this is a case where people should act.

We've all been schooled in this over the last couple of months. I'm sure people already know how to act.

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By *uliette500Woman
over a year ago

Hull


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

Can I see friends and family or not? "

Not...... he stated could spend more time outside but only with members of your own household.

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo


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It makes sense to send the 4 and 5 yr olds back first?

How?

those are the ones making the transition from reception into yr 1 (nursary to primary in old money).... those may need to most help adjusting and their teachers can help them

same reasoning for those going from primary into secondary...."

Reception is not nursery, reception IS primary school

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By *ugby 123Couple
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over a year ago

O o O oo

Can people remember the rules of the forum still apply. Attacking people is not allowed

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By *omplexchique OP   TV/TS
over a year ago

Sale


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

"

In summary what I take away from this thread is that the difference between STAY AT HOME and STAY ALERT is one of kind, not degree. The former is a simple top-down instruction. The latter recommends a form of moral devolution to each individual. Further I sense (so personal opinion only) that the driver of change is almost unquestionably related to restoring the economic focus of the country. Therefore my last remaining unknown is which country are we talking about?! Thanks all.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"Stay alert explained by bj’s official spokesman (MEN online 10/05)

• Stay alert by staying home as much as possible

• Stay alert by working from home if you can

• Stay alert by limiting contact with other people

• Stay alert by keeping distance if you go out (2 metres where possible)

• Stay alert by washing your hands regularly

Well that’s all clear then …

"

Very very clear

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

Well nothing much has changed for me ,so I'll just carry on as before, looking after my family

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