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

It's a bloody joke, I understand why they're doing it but honestly the government/law are asking neighbours to report each other for not following rule of 6...

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

But I can never report anyone for .. ..being normal, socializing.

Could you and would you report?

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

. Thought this was going to be about something else op as it was you x

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire

I wouldn’t even think about it unless it was super stupid like 40 people in a garden but then no. I wouldn’t report. I’d just tut and curtain twitch.

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

In answer to your question. Nah I wouldn’t report.

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By *appytochatMan
over a year ago

Deep in the New Forest

If it was a full on party next door then yes.. If it was family members then no... 2 couples both with 2 kids then I don't see an issue. But that's my view. Obviously there has to be a line drawn somewhere and for what ever reason the powers that be have picked 6.

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

No I wouldn’t report.

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

I would. There are too many morons carrying on like everything is ok.

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By *affron40Woman
over a year ago

manchester

If it was a blatant pisstake yes I would. We couldn’t get within 2m of each other at a funeral. I don’t think it’s too much to ask to respect simple rules.

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

Nope...rule of the streets I grew up on...

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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"It's a bloody joke, I understand why they're doing it but honestly the government/law are asking neighbours to report each other for not following rule of 6...

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

But I can never report anyone for .. ..being normal, socializing.

Could you and would you report?"

A bit of a strawman leap there OP, hardly gestapo territory.

We're living in 'interesting times' right now and there seems to be either over reaction or no reaction as the immediate response.

I can't say that I would report them but I sure as hell wouldn't be joining them.

The guidance is (apparently) intended to keep us/vulnerable people safe, so I'd rather not play chance with that, no matter how flamboyant the comparisons become

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By *ea monkeyMan
over a year ago

Manchester (he/him)


"Nope...rule of the streets I grew up on... "

I hear you...

No parking after 5.

Wise words

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London

No I wouldn't report it. A society where people snoop and inform on their neighbours ain't good.

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

I’ve kept pretty much to the rules throughout but what I just don’t get with this rule is that I can’t invite my sister in-law and her kids to dinner with my family as that would make a group of 8 but we can arrange to meet in a pub with 2 tables socially distanced from each other with a lot of other people, it’s crazy.

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

my neighbours wont care about this.

they had a massive party 2 weeks ago and put that down to the notting hill carnival being cancelled.

they even had site toilets outside the property due to the numbers.

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

Yes. It's beyond easy to understand, I am so sick of hearing endless excuses why people aren't following the most basic instructions. Sections of the public have shown that asking nicely and explaining doesn't work. Given that I have no desire to have lockdown measures for longer than is absolutely necessary, enforcement is now looking like the best option.

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By * foxy coupleCouple
over a year ago

West Midlands

Full on party yes, small family gathering no, not sure whether the police have the resource to enforce minor breaches.

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By *est Wales WifeCouple
over a year ago

Near Carmarthen

The fact that it is quite legal to join as many people as you want shooting grouse (it has been specifically exempted - being a Tory supporters' sport) but not for your substance abuse therapy meeting should tell you all you need to know.

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

Yes if it's a house party .

No if it just a family get together.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

If its a stupid amount of people and things were getting out of hand then yes. Sitting there curtain twitching and reporting an extra 1 ot 2 behaving quietly indoors then no. We should be allowed to use common sense.

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By *avidandherCouple
over a year ago

Manchester

Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on.

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


"Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on."

Unfortunately, last time it checked, a bomb wasn't contagious.

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


"If its a stupid amount of people and things were getting out of hand then yes. Sitting there curtain twitching and reporting an extra 1 ot 2 behaving quietly indoors then no. We should be allowed to use common sense. "

Sections of the public demonstrating they don't have common sense is part of the problem.

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


"Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on.

Unfortunately, last time it checked, a bomb wasn't contagious."

No but much more lethal.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on."

Absolutely this, very well said. After all, our forces fought to protect those freedoms and continue to do so with those currently serving.

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


"I’ve kept pretty much to the rules throughout but what I just don’t get with this rule is that I can’t invite my sister in-law and her kids to dinner with my family as that would make a group of 8 but we can arrange to meet in a pub with 2 tables socially distanced from each other with a lot of other people, it’s crazy."

Oh, also we can organise a grouse shoot and be together ??

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


"Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on.

Unfortunately, last time it checked, a bomb wasn't contagious.

No but much more lethal."

Afraid not, less died in the blitz than have died of Covid.

The two situations are not really comparable, both in terms of the threat faced and the willingness of the population to do what was needed to find a way through it. In the war, generally speaking people sacrificed comforts and personal pleasures for the greater good. Whilst there are still people doing that now, there are many more selfish people now than there were then.

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By *oodnitegirlWoman
over a year ago

Yorkshire


"I’ve kept pretty much to the rules throughout but what I just don’t get with this rule is that I can’t invite my sister in-law and her kids to dinner with my family as that would make a group of 8 but we can arrange to meet in a pub with 2 tables socially distanced from each other with a lot of other people, it’s crazy.

Oh, also we can organise a grouse shoot and be together ??"

Might organise a hunt. The ladies can dress as the grouse

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By *itty9899Man
over a year ago

Craggy Island


"It's a bloody joke, I understand why they're doing it but honestly the government/law are asking neighbours to report each other for not following rule of 6...

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

But I can never report anyone for .. ..being normal, socializing.

Could you and would you report?"

Depends if I like the fuckers.

A few neighbours my way I will most definitely report.

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By *inkerbell67Woman
over a year ago

Clacton on sea essex

I wont report anyone as you never know they may find out its you and stab you or set fire to your property..

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL

I think some will do it just to be vindictive or to escalate already bad feeling.

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By *ophieslutTV/TS
over a year ago

Central

I'd genuinely not report but wouldn't rule it out for an extremely large group crammed in for hours. It's not my style to want to get people in trouble, I'd want to use diplomacy. I'd genuinely leave most to manage their own lives

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

Well if Neil Armstrong was having a party next door and was doing it quietly with Aldrin and Collins, sipping from their food dispenser I'd be perfectly happy but if he decided to invite Conrad, Bean, Mitchell, Scott and Irwin along I'd say

Oiiiiii, Armstong noooooooo, You might be the most famous man in the world and having a Get together with your fellow Moon landers but don't you know there is a Deadly pandemic going on. Tell Scott and Irwin that as they are the last men there that they have to go. Last in first out is the rule.

"And you'd be perfectly within your rights Frank"

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


"The fact that it is quite legal to join as many people as you want shooting grouse (it has been specifically exempted - being a Tory supporters' sport) but not for your substance abuse therapy meeting should tell you all you need to know.

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Yeah funny that eh...grouse..isn t that a rich mans shoot only lolol they haven t said same about woodcock, pigeon etc...no suprise really...its farcical

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


"If it was a full on party next door then yes.. If it was family members then no... 2 couples both with 2 kids then I don't see an issue. But that's my view. Obviously there has to be a line drawn somewhere and for what ever reason the powers that be have picked 6. "

What if it was 3 couples with 3 kids each and they had cake and balloons? Starting to look like a bit of a party ? What if an aunt, uncle and 1 family friend joined and bought a 2nd cake a trifle and a party popper... where’s the line ?

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby

Yep 100% would, the laws the law, you break the law you take the consequences.

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"It's a bloody joke, I understand why they're doing it but honestly the government/law are asking neighbours to report each other for not following rule of 6...

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

But I can never report anyone for .. ..being normal, socializing.

Could you and would you report?"
bit over the top get a grip

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


"Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on.

Unfortunately, last time it checked, a bomb wasn't contagious.

No but much more lethal.

Afraid not, less died in the blitz than have died of Covid.

The two situations are not really comparable, both in terms of the threat faced and the willingness of the population to do what was needed to find a way through it. In the war, generally speaking people sacrificed comforts and personal pleasures for the greater good. Whilst there are still people doing that now, there are many more selfish people now than there were then."

70000 civilians died in the uk due to bombings during ww2 so hmmm.

Do you include wantingvto see your kids and grandchildren selfish?

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By *indguy91Man
over a year ago

Coseley

It's only day one and the rule has already been broken in Brighton, Bristol and London

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By *mmabluTV/TS
over a year ago

upton wirral


"It's only day one and the rule has already been broken in Brighton, Bristol and London "
No doubt been broken all over England and they and others turn round and blame Boris for the problems load of two faced ignorant selfish pricks to be polite

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By *ty31Man
over a year ago

NW London


"It's only day one and the rule has already been broken in Brighton, Bristol and London "

And anyone is actually surprised?

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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago

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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

I wouldn't report.

I'm keeping to the rules myself, which is enough for me.

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By *hickennchipsWoman
over a year ago

up above the streets and houses

No I wouldn’t report! It’s a disgusting thing to ask people to do

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

When this is all finished there will be 2 groups of people. Those that snitched on their neighbors and those that didn't.

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

during 1930/40s Germans would twit Jewish neighbours to SS for deportation to Death camps

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

To right I would.

I can't stand most of them, any chance for a bit of enjoyment, at their expense is always welcome.

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

This ain't going anywhere..

So do your bit...

If you can't police your own actions.. Someone else will

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


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This ain't going anywhere..

So do your bit...

If you can't police your own actions.. Someone else will"

There is a young couple in our area, already taking photos and passing them on to the police.

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By *rHotNottsMan
over a year ago

Dubai & Nottingham


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This ain't going anywhere..

So do your bit...

If you can't police your own actions.. Someone else will

There is a young couple in our area, already taking photos and passing them on to the police."

Government spies , they recruit them young. Male sure you put a strong password on your WiFi they will he checking what books you buy on amazon too

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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

There is " care agencies" out there that dont wear masks visiting elderly and vunerable people constantly all day as they just want money to roll in.

Then pubs and buses are packed with many large groups not sticking to the rules.

So, no I would never report neighbours or gang bangs!

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By *ionelhutzMan
over a year ago

liverpool


"Well if Neil Armstrong was having a party next door and was doing it quietly with Aldrin and Collins, sipping from their food dispenser I'd be perfectly happy but if he decided to invite Conrad, Bean, Mitchell, Scott and Irwin along I'd say

Oiiiiii, Armstong noooooooo, You might be the most famous man in the world and having a Get together with your fellow Moon landers but don't you know there is a Deadly pandemic going on. Tell Scott and Irwin that as they are the last men there that they have to go. Last in first out is the rule.

"And you'd be perfectly within your rights Frank""

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By *allySlinkyWoman
over a year ago

Leeds


"

There is a young couple in our area, already taking photos and passing them on to the police."

What are they taking photos of ?

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By * and R cple4Couple
over a year ago

swansea


"No I wouldn’t report! It’s a disgusting thing to ask people to do "

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By *he Ring WraithMan
over a year ago

Bradford

The whole situation is nuts, you cant meet more than six people who may be two families or all part of an extended family, but you can meet 5 other people from 5 other house holds !

then later the same day you can meet 5 other people different to the first 5 yet you still can't meet your family of 7 ! Unless you meet the mum and half the kids then when they leave meet the dad and the other half of the kids .... Is it only me that cannot follow the difference in risks here ?

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By *he Ring WraithMan
over a year ago

Bradford

and by the way NO i wouldn't report anyone unless it was a rave / party / nuisance and they were taking the piss and keeping me awake !

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By *oubleswing2019Man
over a year ago

Colchester

Nope. Not my circus, not my monkeys.

I pay taxes to ensure those with invested powers do the policing. That's their job and the covenant they have with a civilised society that pays their wages.

My end of the bargain is to follow said rules for the greater good of others and worry about my own, not other people.

Only when their actions impact on my own would I consider it, but it's less trouble to remove myself from a situation (exit stage left !) than cause a situation and become part of it.

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By *laymateteeMan
over a year ago

bristol

What's the difference between 7 people meeting at a friend's place and 7 people at a wedding? Is Covid-19 now selecting which group it will infect according to where you meet?

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

So the government are encouraging you to report your neighbours if they don’t follow the new rule of 6. Before following this advice you should really consider the fact the government won’t be there to help you jump start your car or lend you tools if you needed it. They won’t be an extra set of eyes to watch your property if you are away. They won’t keep an eye on your kids if they are playing in the street and someone strange is hanging around we need each other it’s how we get by and live in peace because at the end of the day they won’t be standing there on your door step to help you out when shit gets real. Asking you to report people in your community is a scummy thing to do and it shows their mentality dishonest and ?? all of them biggest law breakers and abusers in the country.

Just seen this and wanted to share

Reminded me of when the gestapo wanted people to report their own if they were harbouring Jews in the holocaust.

My mum and dad have their 53rd wedding anniversary this week, my mum has cancer, none of us know how long she has left. This virus has already jailed me to a separate country unable to visit, it has stopped me and my children from hugging my mum when she needed it most and it has bought her spirit down so low when she needed to be positive for her own mental health.

So when me and my 4 siblings and our 11 children go and celebrate the loving marriage and support 2 people who might not have long and who have brought us up and given us everything and nursed us when we were sick.

Sorry, if you are going to report this, families, you don't know what they are going through behind closed doors. Don't presume to know.. and if you don't give a crap then you are pond scum in my eyes.

And breathe... sorry guys. Obviously a very raw and emotive subject. Also sorry about the grammar, just done a 14 hour shift.

Please think before reporting. You can't take it back once its done. Humanity ... humanity is more important than rules.

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

A real snoopers charter

I wonder how many people will be stabbed or beaten up for reporting their neighbours ?

Dangerous precedent.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham

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


"

There is a young couple in our area, already taking photos and passing them on to the police.

What are they taking photos of ? "

People having social gatherings with other households, with no one social distancing.

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


"A real snoopers charter

I wonder how many people will be stabbed or beaten up for reporting their neighbours ?

Dangerous precedent."

Trust a scouser to resort to violence, have you guys got bored of nicking hub caps

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By *eet The FlintstonesCouple
over a year ago

Southampton

Just think, the government wanted us clapping and banging drums ever night with our neighbours supporting the NHS, now they want us to spy on each other. Untill another Tory MP or advisor gets caught doing stuff then the law gets changed

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By *litterbabeWoman
over a year ago

hiding from cock pics.

I was just trying to explain the super6 rule to somebody, I think I have it right and this is what I wrote.

It isn't as straightforward as I actually thought, when I tried to explain it to somebody else.

Of course maybe I've got it wrong myself but I don't think so..

"I think -it is 6 people, they are calling it "super 6"

It's not necessarily 6 people in your bubble, (that can be your family and your support family and can actually be more than 6 people if the two households together do come to more than 6, so long as one household is 5 or less people).

The super 6 could be 6 people this morning and a different 6 people this afternoon, including yourself.

They are saying in your house or garden, or at your table in a pub or restaurant or the park.

It can be a maximum of 6 people regardless of how many households that 6 people are from.

You are still supposed to stay at least one metre away from them, 2 metres if possible.

Your support bubble however you don't need to stay any distance away from. You can only see your support bubble plus friends though if that numbers is less than 6 in total.

How confusing are things getting!"

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


"Yes. It's beyond easy to understand, I am so sick of hearing endless excuses why people aren't following the most basic instructions. Sections of the public have shown that asking nicely and explaining doesn't work. Given that I have no desire to have lockdown measures for longer than is absolutely necessary, enforcement is now looking like the best option."

It's so unbelievably simple yet so many people are like toddlers.

It's an infectious virus that people catch when in close proximity. Stay apart. Wash hands. What don't people understand.

The more people you are close to, the more likely it is you will catch it and pass it on.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"To right I would.

I can't stand most of them, any chance for a bit of enjoyment, at their expense is always welcome."

Exactly the kind of vindictive behaviour I mentioned in my earlier post.

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


"Are we all really getting as mad as Boris? Abandoning civil liberties, snitching on our neighbours, cancelling Christmas, letting our closest relatives die without their families in attendance, and closing the NHS to any other illnesses. Surely this is not the Britain we want. Every death is a disaster for someone, but we will have to live with the virus for a while yet.

They had it right in WW2. Keep calm and carry on.

Unfortunately, last time it checked, a bomb wasn't contagious.

No but much more lethal.

Afraid not, less died in the blitz than have died of Covid.

The two situations are not really comparable, both in terms of the threat faced and the willingness of the population to do what was needed to find a way through it. In the war, generally speaking people sacrificed comforts and personal pleasures for the greater good. Whilst there are still people doing that now, there are many more selfish people now than there were then.

70000 civilians died in the uk due to bombings during ww2 so hmmm.

Do you include wantingvto see your kids and grandchildren selfish?"

I specifically stated the blitz, estimated casualties, 40,000 - 46,000. And wanting to see your kids and grandkids, yes I get people want to, however the virus doesn't give a toss if you are related or not. So if you are breaking the law to meet them, then yes, that is selfish behaviour. Like I said before, I'm sick and tired of people finding "reasons" that something doesn't apply to them.

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By *dam_TinaCouple
over a year ago

Hampshire


"Nope...rule of the streets I grew up on... "

The mean streets of Penzance ?

Word.

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


"I was just trying to explain the super6 rule to somebody, I think I have it right and this is what I wrote.

It isn't as straightforward as I actually thought, when I tried to explain it to somebody else.

Of course maybe I've got it wrong myself but I don't think so..

"I think -it is 6 people, they are calling it "super 6"

It's not necessarily 6 people in your bubble, (that can be your family and your support family and can actually be more than 6 people if the two households together do come to more than 6, so long as one household is 5 or less people).

The super 6 could be 6 people this morning and a different 6 people this afternoon, including yourself.

They are saying in your house or garden, or at your table in a pub or restaurant or the park.

It can be a maximum of 6 people regardless of how many households that 6 people are from.

You are still supposed to stay at least one metre away from them, 2 metres if possible.

Your support bubble however you don't need to stay any distance away from. You can only see your support bubble plus friends though if that numbers is less than 6 in total.

How confusing are things getting!""

Support bubbles are exempt from the 6 person rule x

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By *elshsunsWoman
over a year ago

Flintshire

Nope got more important things to do with my time

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


"Nope...rule of the streets I grew up on...

The mean streets of Penzance ?

Word."

No...grew up rough end of Bradford

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By *arkus1812Man
over a year ago

Lifes departure lounge NN9 Northamptonshire East not West MidlandsMidlands


"during 1930/40s Germans would twit Jewish neighbours to SS for deportation to Death camps "

Snitching on neighbours still happening in both North Korea and to some extent in Russia.

Do we really want to go down that route?

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

And right on cue, the media arrive this morning to ramp things up n stir the pot.

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By *w79Man
over a year ago

Stalbridge

Some of the households near me have been breaking the covid-19 rules from the start, especially to do with non residents of the house visiting etc.

It's tempting to report them.

But there is no point.

As no one will follow it up anyway.

It's the same as when one person from one household within a 100 meters of me, had been reported on a number of occasions, by various people (not by me, as I didn't find out till after) during the winter on previous year for being over the limit in a morning (still stumbling d*unk at times), when the police are running thier anti-drink-drive campaign & nothing was ever followed up.

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By *hrista BellendWoman
over a year ago

surrounded by twinkly lights


"And right on cue, the media arrive this morning to ramp things up n stir the pot. "

I was surprised about how many replies that they still didn't get why they could meet in a pub but not in their home...

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

If anyone actually thinks folks stopped meeting during lockdown, I've got a sea view property to sell you in Oxford.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

Don't worry folks, it seems the media are all in lockstep and are endorsing Jedward to get the message out this morning

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow

So we live in a massonete. We have 5 neighbours effectively.

My upstairs neighbour which we share a garden with I would report. They are a family of 6 - 3 kids, mum and dad and grandmother in a small flat of 2 bedrooms. They take the piss normally. So I would report them. We are having issues with them anyway. The fact we share a garden is the issue

For others I would probably take it on a case by case. If they were playing loud music till 2am then maybe I would. However if they had said we are having a small gathering are you ok then maybe not

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

I hope it works and infection rates come down. As for snitching on a neighbour, it's bang out of order. Yuck......

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

I’d inform on my parents

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By *ust PeachyWoman
over a year ago

Prestonish


"It's only day one and the rule has already been broken in Brighton, Bristol and London

And anyone is actually surprised?"

Not really, no - but then as always the rule was badly thought out. If you have 3 kids you can see ONE other person. If you have 4 kids - you can’t see anyone - that’s complete isolation.

As covid is almost certain to be a long term issue - that’s non sustainable and detrimental to mental health.

In answer to the op’s question - I’d probably report a full on party - but not a slight infringement.

And for what it’s worth - I totally lost respect for the government when they tried to coerce people back into the office to support the coffee bars etc - and introduced’eat our to help out’ to support pubs and restaurants - who sends my daughter and her 1000 peers back to a crowded school - but then blame the public for infringements when cases get high again.

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

I don’t know if anyone is on ig but lots of school pupils are crammed in class and they think the infection rate isn’t going to increase. There’s more then 6 people in a room and no social distancing. Disgrace

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire

Priti Patel when asked if a family of four were walking and stopped to say hello to their friends, another family of four said they would be classed as 'mingling' and in breach of the law..

Maybe if they were on the way to a grouse shoot it would be ok ..

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


"Priti Patel when asked if a family of four were walking and stopped to say hello to their friends, another family of four said they would be classed as 'mingling' and in breach of the law..

Maybe if they were on the way to a grouse shoot it would be ok ..

She’s very pretty

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"Priti Patel when asked if a family of four were walking and stopped to say hello to their friends, another family of four said they would be classed as 'mingling' and in breach of the law..

Maybe if they were on the way to a grouse shoot it would be ok ..

She’s very pretty

"

Maybe on the outside..

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By *iss_tressWoman
over a year ago

London

If the police don't have the time/resources to attend burglaries, then I wouldn't waste their time calling them out if I see them next door frolicking in the garden with their six grandkids!

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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

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


"It's a bloody joke, I understand why they're doing it but honestly the government/law are asking neighbours to report each other for not following rule of 6...

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

But I can never report anyone for .. ..being normal, socializing.

Could you and would you report?"

Far from that don't be silly. Besides nobody will get reported if they don't break the rules unless the neighbours falsely report.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

As usual Grouse Shooting was Cherry Picked as the 'Headline' just to MAKE a HEADLINE . . .

The list of organised sport or licensed outdoor physical activity that you can do in groups of more than six includes:

Angling

Baseball / Softball

Basketball

Canoeing / Kayaking

Caving

Climbing

Curling

Cricket

Dodgeball

Dragon Boat Racing

Equestrian

Floorball

Football

Gaelic Sports

Goalball

Hockey

Hunting - some forms

Ice Hockey

Lacrosse

Netball

Octopush

Polo

Roller Sports

Rowing

Rugby League

Rugby Union

Rounders

Sailing/Yachting

Shooting (including hunting and paintball that requires a shotgun or firearms certificate license)

Ultimate Frisbee

Volleyball

Other sports or licensed outdoor physical activities may also be permitted where their governing body has published guidance.

All supervised activities for children, including sports and exercise groups, are permitted where a risk assessment has been carried out – up to any number of participants.

When participating in organised sport or licensed physical activity, you must not gather in groups of more than 6 before and after the activity. You must also ensure you socially distance from people you do not live with (or have formed a support bubble with) wherever possible.

When playing sports informally with people you don’t live with, you must limit the size of your group to 6. It is illegal to do so in a larger group and you may be fined.

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do/coronavirus-outbreak-faqs-what-you-can-and-cant-do

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By *entleman_spyMan
over a year ago

nearby


"So the government are encouraging you to report your neighbours if they don’t follow the new rule of 6. Before following this advice you should really consider the fact the government won’t be there to help you jump start your car or lend you tools if you needed it. They won’t be an extra set of eyes to watch your property if you are away. They won’t keep an eye on your kids if they are playing in the street and someone strange is hanging around we need each other it’s how we get by and live in peace because at the end of the day they won’t be standing there on your door step to help you out when shit gets real. Asking you to report people in your community is a scummy thing to do and it shows their mentality dishonest and ?? all of them biggest law breakers and abusers in the country. "

If they can’t follow a simple law then they are not trustworthy enough to keep an eye on my property and not the sort of person I would want any help from. Same goes for people that happily stand by and let others commit a crime and just ignore it as “not my problem”.

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By *rofessorMarcusMan
over a year ago

Chorley

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

Taking things a little to far, after all the government hasn't yet enacted the Nacht und Nebel Act.

More like East Germany with everyone encouraged to inform on their neighbours.

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By *erry bull1Man
over a year ago

doncaster

My neighbour hasn’t abided by any of the lockdown rules since it all kicked off in March , I wouldn’t grass them up but they’re not welcome on my property

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


"To right I would.

I can't stand most of them, any chance for a bit of enjoyment, at their expense is always welcome.

Exactly the kind of vindictive behaviour I mentioned in my earlier post. "

Don't piss off your neighbour's, then have more than 6 people over to your house.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham


"If the police don't have the time/resources to attend burglaries, then I wouldn't waste their time calling them out if I see them next door frolicking in the garden with their six grandkids!"

They kept coming round to a house in our road, they had a BBQ with next door. Everyone was spaced out, but the people who had a grudge repeatedly called the police. They had a drive by, they ended up a burger each for their trouble.

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


"If the police don't have the time/resources to attend burglaries, then I wouldn't waste their time calling them out if I see them next door frolicking in the garden with their six grandkids!"

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By *laymateteeMan
over a year ago

bristol


"So we live in a massonete. We have 5 neighbours effectively.

My upstairs neighbour which we share a garden with I would report. They are a family of 6 - 3 kids, mum and dad and grandmother in a small flat of 2 bedrooms. They take the piss normally. So I would report them. We are having issues with them anyway. The fact we share a garden is the issue

For others I would probably take it on a case by case. If they were playing loud music till 2am then maybe I would. However if they had said we are having a small gathering are you ok then maybe not "

Why would you report them if they live as a family of 6??? They're meeting up a day from what you're saying sounds like they live together

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"So we live in a massonete. We have 5 neighbours effectively.

My upstairs neighbour which we share a garden with I would report. They are a family of 6 - 3 kids, mum and dad and grandmother in a small flat of 2 bedrooms. They take the piss normally. So I would report them. We are having issues with them anyway. The fact we share a garden is the issue

For others I would probably take it on a case by case. If they were playing loud music till 2am then maybe I would. However if they had said we are having a small gathering are you ok then maybe not

Why would you report them if they live as a family of 6??? They're meeting up a day from what you're saying sounds like they live together "

I believe there are also special rules for larger families too.

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By *he Ring WraithMan
over a year ago

Bradford


"Yes. It's beyond easy to understand, I am so sick of hearing endless excuses why people aren't following the most basic instructions. Sections of the public have shown that asking nicely and explaining doesn't work. Given that I have no desire to have lockdown measures for longer than is absolutely necessary, enforcement is now looking like the best option.

It's so unbelievably simple yet so many people are like toddlers.

It's an infectious virus that people catch when in close proximity. Stay apart. Wash hands. What don't people understand.

The more people you are close to, the more likely it is you will catch it and pass it on. "

I understand the maths, but I am more likely to catch it from the 5 people I meet for lunch, the five people I meet for a BBQ this afternoon; and the 5 people i o for dinner with than my sister her hubby and her 5 kids who cant visit me now !

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

Dominic Cummings set the example of why we shouldn't give a flying f**k about reporting anyone. Tell them off by all means, but who in their right mind can have respect for the legal system right now with this level of preferential treatment?

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By *moothman2000Man
over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Dominic Cummings set the example of why we shouldn't give a flying f**k about reporting anyone. Tell them off by all means, but who in their right mind can have respect for the legal system right now with this level of preferential treatment?"

And if someone hadn't reported him then we'd not have known what he got up to would we?

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By *ilk_TrayMan
over a year ago

Hampshire

I’ve seen people flouting the rules since March. Multiple people visiting their place, garden parties, BBQ’s

Did I report them? No.

The criminals committing serious crimes deserve more attention right now.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

Top doc drops 10-megaton bomb on lockdowners, says deaths per cases now lower than regular flu.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

Well, the skeptics are finding their voices at last.

In Ireland, Dr. Martin Feeley -- clinical director of the Midland Fields Hospital Group and a senior executive of the Health Service Executive, Ireland's government-funded health care system -- just made his dissenting views known to the Irish Times.

He said the lockdowns that we were told were essential can no longer be justified in light of what we now know about COVID-19.

The lockdowns, he added, disproportionately harm the youth -- and "you can't postpone youth."

"The financial cost," he said, "can be seen in any walk or drive through cities, towns and villages. Mortgage repayments and other financial setbacks are virtually all suffered by the young worker or business person and not by the over-65, who are guaranteed their pension, as indeed are the salaries of the individuals who decide to inflict these draconian measures...."

Dr. Feeley condemned the obsession with "cases," a contextless number that only panics people, when we should instead be focusing on hospital strain:

“The number of deaths among recent cases is less than one in a thousand. This data reflects a disease much less severe than the average annual flu. The media reaction to these cases, ie, with the gravity appropriate to reporting deaths from a major catastrophe, borders on hysteria. Opening a newscast with the number of people testing positive for a condition less dangerous than the flu, which many don’t even know they have, is scaremongering.

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Top doc drops 10-megaton bomb on lockdowners, says deaths per cases now lower than regular flu. "

Yea We hear you. Let's just forget about the Virus it was all a BiG CON-Spiracy to Muzzle us all like Rabid Dogs just to Serve Gates in his Garden as Zombie pullers.

oh AND WE HAVE A VACCINE FOR FLU !!!!!!!!

Jees

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke

Dr Feely - One voice in an Ocean of 7 Billion.

Everybody stop what you are doing Feely has a message for you.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

Yeah, let's keep everything shut down when figures actually show deaths are lower than this time last year.and that's with the covid, At this point folks are freaking out on covid cases which mean nothing.

I think that's why folks ain't buying what gov and media are trying to sell.

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


"Dr Feely - One voice in an Ocean of 7 Billion.

Everybody stop what you are doing Feely has a message for you.

"

7 billion doctors? Wow!! There are that many?

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By *inkySeeKinkyDoWoman
over a year ago

'tween PontyCarlo & CasVegas in West Yorks

If only we all had that common sense thing that helps you decide one way or another on such issues

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


"It's a bloody joke, I understand why they're doing it but honestly the government/law are asking neighbours to report each other for not following rule of 6...

Its turning into ww2 Germany with the Gestapo again no doubt ...

But I can never report anyone for .. ..being normal, socializing.

Could you and would you report?"

I would avoid why be confrontational

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By *andyfloss2000Woman
over a year ago

ashford

No never ridiculous! X

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By *moothman2000Man
over a year ago

Leicestershire


"Well, the skeptics are finding their voices at last.

In Ireland, Dr. Martin Feeley -- clinical director of the Midland Fields Hospital Group and a senior executive of the Health Service Executive, Ireland's government-funded health care system -- just made his dissenting views known to the Irish Times.

He said the lockdowns that we were told were essential can no longer be justified in light of what we now know about COVID-19.

The lockdowns, he added, disproportionately harm the youth -- and "you can't postpone youth."

"The financial cost," he said, "can be seen in any walk or drive through cities, towns and villages. Mortgage repayments and other financial setbacks are virtually all suffered by the young worker or business person and not by the over-65, who are guaranteed their pension, as indeed are the salaries of the individuals who decide to inflict these draconian measures...."

Dr. Feeley condemned the obsession with "cases," a contextless number that only panics people, when we should instead be focusing on hospital strain:

“The number of deaths among recent cases is less than one in a thousand. This data reflects a disease much less severe than the average annual flu. The media reaction to these cases, ie, with the gravity appropriate to reporting deaths from a major catastrophe, borders on hysteria. Opening a newscast with the number of people testing positive for a condition less dangerous than the flu, which many don’t even know they have, is scaremongering.

"

Yeah well don't get too much of a hard on over this.

The HSE have distanced themselves from him and his comments are opinion not bolstered by any scientific evidence.

Saying that "Covid 19 is much less severe than annual flu" just show's how stupid this man is.

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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago

Dublin

When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

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

Does the rule of six mean that a mum and dad with 2.4 children can't visit their gran and grandpa?

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads"

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

At this point,the lockdowners are trying to invent a utopian country where no one dies.

And also the government know full well the six thing is a none starter, otherwise they wouldn't have panicked the covid wardens into play simultaneously.

At the beginning they actually admitted lockdown has a limited shelf life, that was the excuse they used when asked why they didn't do it 2 weeks earlier, folk may want to cry on here about '6' rule breakers, and it makes good media. But in reality the horse has bolted,

Get over it.

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By *ikeC81Man
over a year ago

harrow


"So we live in a massonete. We have 5 neighbours effectively.

My upstairs neighbour which we share a garden with I would report. They are a family of 6 - 3 kids, mum and dad and grandmother in a small flat of 2 bedrooms. They take the piss normally. So I would report them. We are having issues with them anyway. The fact we share a garden is the issue

For others I would probably take it on a case by case. If they were playing loud music till 2am then maybe I would. However if they had said we are having a small gathering are you ok then maybe not

Why would you report them if they live as a family of 6??? They're meeting up a day from what you're saying sounds like they live together

I believe there are also special rules for larger families too. "

I should have clarified if they have one or two visitors

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


"At this point,the lockdowners are trying to invent a utopian country where no one dies.

And also the government know full well the six thing is a none starter, otherwise they wouldn't have panicked the covid wardens into play simultaneously.

At the beginning they actually admitted lockdown has a limited shelf life, that was the excuse they used when asked why they didn't do it 2 weeks earlier, folk may want to cry on here about '6' rule breakers, and it makes good media. But in reality the horse has bolted,

Get over it. "

Some of the publics inability to follow the law doesn't mean you simply throw your hands up in the air and say "tough shit, you can die now".

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By *DGF20Man
over a year ago

Dublin


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law."

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns"

Can't see "your house, your rules" carrying much weight in front of a judge. Especially when you admit you know exactly what you are doing. Pretty good way to destroy your own defence.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Does the rule of six mean that a mum and dad with 2.4 children can't visit their gran and grandpa? "

Yes in England

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

Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in? "

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in? "

Haha! Perhaps they were thinking 2 parents 2children and granny and grandad. Both our families are 6 already, so we'll meet in the pub

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By *sm265Woman
over a year ago

Shangri-la


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns"

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

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By *arry247Couple
over a year ago

Wakefield


"I’ve kept pretty much to the rules throughout but what I just don’t get with this rule is that I can’t invite my sister in-law and her kids to dinner with my family as that would make a group of 8 but we can arrange to meet in a pub with 2 tables socially distanced from each other with a lot of other people, it’s crazy.

Oh, also we can organise a grouse shoot and be together ??"

Play a new tune, there are plenty of other sports that are exempt but you try to make a poor political point.

Grow up

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres! "

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in? "

And S Club 7

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7 "

Manificent 7. ?

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7 "

Hadn't even thought of them! They won't be able to reunite! So every cloud has a silver lining.

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7

Manificent 7. ? "

They won't be magnificent anymore. They'll be the Sub Standard Six.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7

Manificent 7. ?

They won't be magnificent anymore. They'll be the Sub Standard Six. "

Haha!

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7

Manificent 7. ? "

Ah Yul and the rest have past away sadly

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7

Hadn't even thought of them! They won't be able to reunite! So every cloud has a silver lining. "

Haha

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

And S Club 7

Manificent 7. ?

Ah Yul and the rest have past away sadly "

I know, we still watch their films

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By *limmatureguyMan
over a year ago

Tonbridge


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy! "

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue.

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue."

But what about Snow White? We haven't even considered her yet! How will she get her dwarf action on?

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By *eddy and legsCouple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"Top doc drops 10-megaton bomb on lockdowners, says deaths per cases now lower than regular flu. "

Lol

How many cases a day of "regular flu"

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By *moothman2000Man
over a year ago

Leicestershire


"At this point,the lockdowners are trying to invent a utopian country where no one dies.

And also the government know full well the six thing is a none starter, otherwise they wouldn't have panicked the covid wardens into play simultaneously.

At the beginning they actually admitted lockdown has a limited shelf life, that was the excuse they used when asked why they didn't do it 2 weeks earlier, folk may want to cry on here about '6' rule breakers, and it makes good media. But in reality the horse has bolted,

Get over it. "

And only you're smart enough to see it?

We truly are fucked then.

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue.

But what about Snow White? We haven't even considered her yet! How will she get her dwarf action on?"

I blame the little people who are exempt from mask wearing..damn it

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By *eddy and legsCouple
over a year ago

the wetlands


"Yeah, let's keep everything shut down when figures actually show deaths are lower than this time last year.and that's with the covid, At this point folks are freaking out on covid cases which mean nothing.

I think that's why folks ain't buying what gov and media are trying to sell. "

How many brain cells exactly does it take to work out the fact that the reason for the fall in Covid cases, not to mention colds, and influenza

Hint it starts with lock and ends in down

I know it's a hard concept to grab but even a goldfish will eventually get there.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue."

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue.

But what about Snow White? We haven't even considered her yet! How will she get her dwarf action on?"

She'll have to do what the rest of us ladies do

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By *abioMan
over a year ago

Newcastle and Gateshead


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue."

sneezing is the actually not a symptom of covid... he's just gotten the "man-flu".....

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


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue.

But what about Snow White? We haven't even considered her yet! How will she get her dwarf action on?

She'll have to do what the rest of us ladies do"

She'll have to be right all the time?

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads"

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Why is it 6? Was a reason given for that number? And has nobody considered the plight this leaves the 7 dwarves in?

Why do you think one of them is called Grumpy!

Since Sneezy will be self isolating, it won't be an issue.

But what about Snow White? We haven't even considered her yet! How will she get her dwarf action on?

She'll have to do what the rest of us ladies do

She'll have to be right all the time? "
,

Of course

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts."

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here. "

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background."

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse! "

Hahaha sorry

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

Hahaha sorry"

Nah not sorry. This is too much fun. Picture the scene:

A bunch of gay clowns pile out of a clown car. They spot a cock sticking out of a glory hole in that guy's house. They hurry over to the cock, tripping over their oversized shoes on the way. Then they fight over who gets to grab and suck the cock 1st. But it's all slippery. So they keep losing their grip. One clown's hand slips off the cock as he jerks it, he accidentally hits another clown in the fake red nose with a honking noise. The hit clown falls over, knocking another clown off balance. That clown staggers and falls, getting jabbed in the eye by the cock. They all flail about, fighting each other. Eventually they sort themselves out and agree to take turns. But by then they notice the cock has cum and there's a puddle of jizz on the ground. So instead they scoop it up and fling the jizz at each other like cream pies.

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

Hahaha sorry

Nah not sorry. This is too much fun. Picture the scene:

A bunch of gay clowns pile out of a clown car. They spot a cock sticking out of a glory hole in that guy's house. They hurry over to the cock, tripping over their oversized shoes on the way. Then they fight over who gets to grab and suck the cock 1st. But it's all slippery. So they keep losing their grip. One clown's hand slips off the cock as he jerks it, he accidentally hits another clown in the fake red nose with a honking noise. The hit clown falls over, knocking another clown off balance. That clown staggers and falls, getting jabbed in the eye by the cock. They all flail about, fighting each other. Eventually they sort themselves out and agree to take turns. But by then they notice the cock has cum and there's a puddle of jizz on the ground. So instead they scoop it up and fling the jizz at each other like cream pies.

"

Seriously, STOP!! My housemate is now looking at me like I've finally gone mad!

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

Hahaha sorry

Nah not sorry. This is too much fun. Picture the scene:

A bunch of gay clowns pile out of a clown car. They spot a cock sticking out of a glory hole in that guy's house. They hurry over to the cock, tripping over their oversized shoes on the way. Then they fight over who gets to grab and suck the cock 1st. But it's all slippery. So they keep losing their grip. One clown's hand slips off the cock as he jerks it, he accidentally hits another clown in the fake red nose with a honking noise. The hit clown falls over, knocking another clown off balance. That clown staggers and falls, getting jabbed in the eye by the cock. They all flail about, fighting each other. Eventually they sort themselves out and agree to take turns. But by then they notice the cock has cum and there's a puddle of jizz on the ground. So instead they scoop it up and fling the jizz at each other like cream pies.

Seriously, STOP!! My housemate is now looking at me like I've finally gone mad! "

Hahahahahaha

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

Hahaha sorry

Nah not sorry. This is too much fun. Picture the scene:

A bunch of gay clowns pile out of a clown car. They spot a cock sticking out of a glory hole in that guy's house. They hurry over to the cock, tripping over their oversized shoes on the way. Then they fight over who gets to grab and suck the cock 1st. But it's all slippery. So they keep losing their grip. One clown's hand slips off the cock as he jerks it, he accidentally hits another clown in the fake red nose with a honking noise. The hit clown falls over, knocking another clown off balance. That clown staggers and falls, getting jabbed in the eye by the cock. They all flail about, fighting each other. Eventually they sort themselves out and agree to take turns. But by then they notice the cock has cum and there's a puddle of jizz on the ground. So instead they scoop it up and fling the jizz at each other like cream pies.

"

Hahaha . I want to be ring mistress!

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"Dr Feely - One voice in an Ocean of 7 Billion.

Everybody stop what you are doing Feely has a message for you.

7 billion doctors? Wow!! There are that many?"

Damn sight more than one.

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

Hahaha sorry

Nah not sorry. This is too much fun. Picture the scene:

A bunch of gay clowns pile out of a clown car. They spot a cock sticking out of a glory hole in that guy's house. They hurry over to the cock, tripping over their oversized shoes on the way. Then they fight over who gets to grab and suck the cock 1st. But it's all slippery. So they keep losing their grip. One clown's hand slips off the cock as he jerks it, he accidentally hits another clown in the fake red nose with a honking noise. The hit clown falls over, knocking another clown off balance. That clown staggers and falls, getting jabbed in the eye by the cock. They all flail about, fighting each other. Eventually they sort themselves out and agree to take turns. But by then they notice the cock has cum and there's a puddle of jizz on the ground. So instead they scoop it up and fling the jizz at each other like cream pies.

Hahaha . I want to be ring mistress!"

Great idea! You can even get a fancy hat and use a whip on those jizz-loving clowns!

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads

I'd suggest you look into declaring your house an independent state, otherwise learn to accept you live in a country where you are answerable to the law.

I am adult person, i know exactly what i am doing and my house my rules, as long i don't do mess or disturbing neighbours they can suck my cock, bunch of clowns

Only if you have a cock that is longer than 2 metres!

Your neighbours are gay circus clowns? And you want them to perform oral sex on you? You do have some pretty specific fetishes. Hey it takes all sorts.

I now can't get those images out of my head, literally laughing out loud here.

It is one hell of an image, especially with that jaunty circus music playing in the background.

Just stop. You are making it so much worse!

Hahaha sorry

Nah not sorry. This is too much fun. Picture the scene:

A bunch of gay clowns pile out of a clown car. They spot a cock sticking out of a glory hole in that guy's house. They hurry over to the cock, tripping over their oversized shoes on the way. Then they fight over who gets to grab and suck the cock 1st. But it's all slippery. So they keep losing their grip. One clown's hand slips off the cock as he jerks it, he accidentally hits another clown in the fake red nose with a honking noise. The hit clown falls over, knocking another clown off balance. That clown staggers and falls, getting jabbed in the eye by the cock. They all flail about, fighting each other. Eventually they sort themselves out and agree to take turns. But by then they notice the cock has cum and there's a puddle of jizz on the ground. So instead they scoop it up and fling the jizz at each other like cream pies.

Hahaha . I want to be ring mistress!

Great idea! You can even get a fancy hat and use a whip on those jizz-loving clowns!"

I'm in!

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

Wow this thread got off topic haha

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By *sGivesWoodWoman
over a year ago

ST. AUSTELL, CORNWALL


"Wow this thread got off topic haha"

Your fault entirely.

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By *lym007Man
over a year ago

Plymouth

Tge answer to your question is no I wouldnt OP. Live and let live.

Those that say yes, get reporting as I for one will not stop seeing my family whilst pubs/restaurants etc are still open and functional. My Christmas will not be ruined either! Because we are a family of 5, the new guidelines state I can not even visit my parents? I dont think so. Life goes on

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


"Wow this thread got off topic haha

Your fault entirely. "

I blame those gay jizzy clowns.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Wow this thread got off topic haha"

It did..we need a giggle though don't we?

So back on topic, do we know how long this will last, our 8 grandchildren will have to visit us in relays on Christmas day

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Tge answer to your question is no I wouldnt OP. Live and let live.

Those that say yes, get reporting as I for one will not stop seeing my family whilst pubs/restaurants etc are still open and functional. My Christmas will not be ruined either! Because we are a family of 5, the new guidelines state I can not even visit my parents? I dont think so. Life goes on "

yes I'm feeling like that too, at the moment.

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


"

And if someone hadn't reported him then we'd not have known what he got up to would we?"

The absursity of your position is that nothing DID happen to him. What DID happen is it's created a total amount of distrust for the system, an antagonist attitude toward the police (which isn't great anyway at the moment), and inspires McCarthian levels of facism in our own citizens.

So if we run the scenario again, you'll find that had people NOT known about Dominic Cumming's foul up, we'd have more reason to think reporting people would be a GOOD idea, because we'd actually think it was something that would be applied to everyone.

So we're stuck with one law for the rich and one law for the peasants under the thumb of the system.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford

I wouldn't report a family just wanting to spend time with each other. We've gone so long not able to see each other. Our teenage grandchildren have been happy to be at home with us, we've had some great times and they don't seem bothered about going back to pubs and clubs, but we may have to, now that we can't meet at home.

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By *lym007Man
over a year ago

Plymouth


"Tge answer to your question is no I wouldnt OP. Live and let live.

Those that say yes, get reporting as I for one will not stop seeing my family whilst pubs/restaurants etc are still open and functional. My Christmas will not be ruined either! Because we are a family of 5, the new guidelines state I can not even visit my parents? I dont think so. Life goes on

yes I'm feeling like that too, at the moment."

I've followed the guidelines from day 1 and during lockdown I left the house twice, only to get essentials. Only spoke to family etc via phone or zoom so what I'm trying to say is I'm not some D*** that has no respect for they system or others but I do not understand how you can eat/drink, learn, attend weddings,funerals and sporting events but I cant take my children to go see their nan and grandad? It will not be happening.

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By *amissCouple
over a year ago

chelmsford


"Tge answer to your question is no I wouldnt OP. Live and let live.

Those that say yes, get reporting as I for one will not stop seeing my family whilst pubs/restaurants etc are still open and functional. My Christmas will not be ruined either! Because we are a family of 5, the new guidelines state I can not even visit my parents? I dont think so. Life goes on

yes I'm feeling like that too, at the moment.

I've followed the guidelines from day 1 and during lockdown I left the house twice, only to get essentials. Only spoke to family etc via phone or zoom so what I'm trying to say is I'm not some D*** that has no respect for they system or others but I do not understand how you can eat/drink, learn, attend weddings,funerals and sporting events but I cant take my children to go see their nan and grandad? It will not be happening."

It's ridiculous, isn't it...

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By *tace 309TV/TS
over a year ago

durham

Well judging by all the pics yesterday's rule of 6 went right out of the window all over the country We either do this or we dont.

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By *ancs_tgirl_38TV/TS
over a year ago

Blackpool

How did

15 days to flattern the curve so we don't over run the hospital system.

Morph into

lockdown and shutdown untill we achieve mortality

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By *atEvolutionCouple
over a year ago

atlantisEVOLUTION Swingers Club. Stoke


"How did

15 days to flattern the curve so we don't over run the hospital system.

Morph into

lockdown and shutdown untill we achieve mortality"

Because the cheeky little virus is just to in love with it's own survival to give a flying flook at the opinions and well laid plans of Humanity.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham


"If only we all had that common sense thing that helps you decide one way or another on such issues "

That shows you that common sense is overrated.

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By *ust RachelTV/TS
over a year ago

Horsham


"The fact that it is quite legal to join as many people as you want shooting grouse (it has been specifically exempted - being a Tory supporters' sport) but not for your substance abuse therapy meeting should tell you all you need to know.

"

The same rules apply to paintball and airsoft, hardly upper class sports.

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By *ethnmelvCouple
over a year ago

Cardiff


"The fact that it is quite legal to join as many people as you want shooting grouse (it has been specifically exempted - being a Tory supporters' sport) but not for your substance abuse therapy meeting should tell you all you need to know.

"

It is the new Cummings Eyesight test get out of jail free card - say you are on a grouse shoot - obvs most of us would be beaters rather than toff’s but a foolproof excuse!

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


"When they start to pay my rent or mortgage then they can tell me how many people i can have in my house, dickheads"

I bet there are a few people lined up, itching to report him.

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By *ouple in LancashireCouple
over a year ago

in Lancashire


"The fact that it is quite legal to join as many people as you want shooting grouse (it has been specifically exempted - being a Tory supporters' sport) but not for your substance abuse therapy meeting should tell you all you need to know.

It is the new Cummings Eyesight test get out of jail free card - say you are on a grouse shoot - obvs most of us would be beaters rather than toff’s but a foolproof excuse! "

Some of us would be prey..

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