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"And watch the virus explode " . Such a positive quote. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode " For god sake, if we can't take these steps now with a good vaccine program in place then does the vaccine even work? Always 1 that brings a good thing down. Tell you what, you stay home alone forever and leave the rest of us to move forward | |||
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"And watch the virus explode For god sake, if we can't take these steps now with a good vaccine program in place then does the vaccine even work? Always 1 that brings a good thing down. Tell you what, you stay home alone forever and leave the rest of us to move forward " Well said bravo!x | |||
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"And watch the virus explode " I think the word explode is perhaps ott, of course there will be further clusters but we have the foundations going down now to give us a structure to hopefully react to and manage further outbreaks of other variations of the virus .. Tbh we are both cautious about moving forward but it's a positive step and certainly a better position than four months ago .. | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland "Sturgeon has timed this with the prospect of indyref 2 in mind, that's not me defending the blonde buffoon either.. It is good news ..  | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote." Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. " For sure. I'm certainly not unlocking myself until I'm fully vaccinated. Personal responsibility, innit | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. " Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS | |||
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"There's a new black fungus that eats peoples' faces away in coronavirus patients in India. Wait till it arrives here. " Aye, quick tell the whole of the uk before they open up on Monday. I knew someone who got run over by a bus crossing the road. I'm fully vaccinated, I've done everything that's been asked of me these last 14 months, I want my freedom back, I will happily follow the latest government's guidelines | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS "I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well. It is a risk. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well.
It is a risk. "Of course, if you wanna do it do it. If you don't then dont. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode " Hmmm a health care professional, doubting the decision of health care professionals.  | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well.
It is a risk.
Of course, if you wanna do it do it. If you don't then dont.
"Pubs have been open (outdoors) here for a month. I haven't and I have no plans to. Other people's reservations matter as much as your excitement, though, and last I checked Fab doesn't have rules against worrying if the pandemic will resurge. I personally find "it's all wonderful and if you don't like it go away" far more gauche than hesitation or doubt. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well.
It is a risk.
Of course, if you wanna do it do it. If you don't then dont.
Pubs have been open (outdoors) here for a month. I haven't and I have no plans to.
Other people's reservations matter as much as your excitement, though, and last I checked Fab doesn't have rules against worrying if the pandemic will resurge.
I personally find "it's all wonderful and if you don't like it go away" far more gauche than hesitation or doubt."Indoor dining, hotels ect have been open here a couple of weeks, no damage done. This is amazing news for families to regroup indoors and give loved ones a much need hug and not have to worry about social distancing, it gives couples the chance to spend the night together without fear of been punished. If my excitement is wrong then I don't want to be right. I wholeheartedly respect your view & I'm sorry you are misunderstanding where I'm coming from. Let's all just embrace this moment, it really is much welcomed news for the majority. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS "I'm treating it like a firework that may or may not have gone out.. If you return too quick it could blow up in your face.. Or yiu could just leave it a while and return a little bit later when you know its really safe.. ?? | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm treating it like a firework that may or may not have gone out.. If you return too quick it could blow up in your face.. Or yiu could just leave it a while and return a little bit later when you know its really safe..
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"I'm trusting the data, same as the government. I will be hugging on monday, as well as enjoying a glass of wine in the pub. Sorry that doesn't make you happy | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm treating it like a firework that may or may not have gone out.. If you return too quick it could blow up in your face.. Or yiu could just leave it a while and return a little bit later when you know its really safe..
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"You could, but as it has now been publicly announced to the masses, I very much doubt people will wait. | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well.
It is a risk.
Of course, if you wanna do it do it. If you don't then dont.
Pubs have been open (outdoors) here for a month. I haven't and I have no plans to.
Other people's reservations matter as much as your excitement, though, and last I checked Fab doesn't have rules against worrying if the pandemic will resurge.
I personally find "it's all wonderful and if you don't like it go away" far more gauche than hesitation or doubt.
Indoor dining, hotels ect have been open here a couple of weeks, no damage done. This is amazing news for families to regroup indoors and give loved ones a much need hug and not have to worry about social distancing, it gives couples the chance to spend the night together without fear of been punished. If my excitement is wrong then I don't want to be right.
I wholeheartedly respect your view & I'm sorry you are misunderstanding where I'm coming from. Let's all just embrace this moment, it really is much welcomed news for the majority."I respect your excitement (and I understand it), but you're not respecting other people's hesitation. This will raise the risk, there's no doubt of that. I trust Sturgeon to make the right decision for Scotland, I hope it goes well, and I am glad it's bringing you such joy. I'm happy for you. If by embracing the moment you mean be happy or be quiet, then, no. The moment comes with uncertainty and risk. Both perspectives have merit. It won't be over for me, incidentally, until I can see my family again. Which, given global events, might not be until or even after 2023*. In the meantime, I protect my community as best I can. (* No, I'm not prepared to lose my UK residency permanently, not least because it cost over £10k. I also don't have a spare $A10-25k or more to get back to Australia, nor a way to skip the queue of some 40 000 stranded Australians I'm not yet in) | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well.
It is a risk.
Of course, if you wanna do it do it. If you don't then dont.
Pubs have been open (outdoors) here for a month. I haven't and I have no plans to.
Other people's reservations matter as much as your excitement, though, and last I checked Fab doesn't have rules against worrying if the pandemic will resurge.
I personally find "it's all wonderful and if you don't like it go away" far more gauche than hesitation or doubt.
Indoor dining, hotels ect have been open here a couple of weeks, no damage done. This is amazing news for families to regroup indoors and give loved ones a much need hug and not have to worry about social distancing, it gives couples the chance to spend the night together without fear of been punished. If my excitement is wrong then I don't want to be right.
I wholeheartedly respect your view & I'm sorry you are misunderstanding where I'm coming from. Let's all just embrace this moment, it really is much welcomed news for the majority.
I respect your excitement (and I understand it), but you're not respecting other people's hesitation. This will raise the risk, there's no doubt of that.
I trust Sturgeon to make the right decision for Scotland, I hope it goes well, and I am glad it's bringing you such joy. I'm happy for you.
If by embracing the moment you mean be happy or be quiet, then, no. The moment comes with uncertainty and risk. Both perspectives have merit.
It won't be over for me, incidentally, until I can see my family again. Which, given global events, might not be until or even after 2023*. In the meantime, I protect my community as best I can.
(* No, I'm not prepared to lose my UK residency permanently, not least because it cost over £10k. I also don't have a spare $A10-25k or more to get back to Australia, nor a way to skip the queue of some 40 000 stranded Australians I'm not yet in)"Ok | |||
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"And watch the virus explode " Such a cheerful person. The kids going back to school never made the virus explode so why do you think it will now. Guess some people enjoy locking themselves up. | |||
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"I would love to smash sturgeon " as in the face or a sleepover situation (that we incidentally are allowed to do in Scotland from Monday, much to the misery to many here ) | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland " | |||
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"And watch the virus explode Such a cheerful person. The kids going back to school never made the virus explode so why do you think it will now. Guess some people enjoy locking themselves up. " Well said. | |||
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"I would love to smash sturgeon as in the face or a sleepover situation (that we incidentally are allowed to do in Scotland from Monday, much to the misery to many here ) "Oh as in the sleepover.... She can keep her heels on as well | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm treating it like a firework that may or may not have gone out.. If you return too quick it could blow up in your face.. Or yiu could just leave it a while and return a little bit later when you know its really safe..
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"I would love to smash sturgeon as in the face or a sleepover situation (that we incidentally are allowed to do in Scotland from Monday, much to the misery to many here ) "We can in England too....or did you not get the memo? | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm treating it like a firework that may or may not have gone out.. If you return too quick it could blow up in your face.. Or yiu could just leave it a while and return a little bit later when you know its really safe..
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I'm trusting the data, same as the government. I will be hugging on monday, as well as enjoying a glass of wine in the pub. Sorry that doesn't make you happy "I don't think I said happy or unhappy.. Just cautious.. You just be you my friend ?? | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland
"Seriously? Do you think any of them are totally truthfull or trustworthy? Never wanted him as PM but have to admit that despite the many things they did wrong the vacation program seems to have been a success. You may argue that Scotland or Wales rolled it out a bit quicker (although smaller population etc may have helped) but it was on the back of the deals that the UK government did. As said I didn't want him as PM and I also voted to stay in the EU but believe in moving on and making the best of a situation rather than sound like a broken record. Hoping the UK and the whole world can get on top of the situation and things can get back to some form of normality, hopefully a better one but I suspect we are not capable of that. | |||
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"Ms sturgeon confirms no social distance measures from Monday indoors and all hotels open and pubs in Scotland except moray area." No she didn't. There are limits to indoor meeting within houses. Social distancing remains in commercial premises. Still good news. | |||
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"Ms sturgeon confirms no social distance measures from Monday indoors and all hotels open and pubs in Scotland except moray area. No she didn't. There are limits to indoor meeting within houses. Social distancing remains in commercial premises. Still good news. " What are the limits to indoor & overnight meets? | |||
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"Ms sturgeon confirms no social distance measures from Monday indoors and all hotels open and pubs in Scotland except moray area. No she didn't. There are limits to indoor meeting within houses. Social distancing remains in commercial premises. Still good news. What are the limits to indoor & overnight meets? " 6 people from 3 households inside houses Think the outside is now 8 people from 8 households | |||
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"Ms sturgeon confirms no social distance measures from Monday indoors and all hotels open and pubs in Scotland except moray area. No she didn't. There are limits to indoor meeting within houses. Social distancing remains in commercial premises. Still good news. What are the limits to indoor & overnight meets? 6 people from 3 households inside houses Think the outside is now 8 people from 8 households" Quote from gov.scot Level 2: you can meet socially in groups of up to: 6 people from 3 households in your home or theirs – and can stay overnight 6 people from 3 households in an indoor public place like a café, pub or restaurant 8 people from 8 households outdoors | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland "We have a great leader and Scotland is only doing well with the virus because Boris let them have vaccines and all she does is follow and tweek England's rules to try to look different | |||
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"It is good news for Scotland, and I very sincerely hope that all goes well. I have cautious optimism about the progress in the whole UK, either the vaccines or the distancing measures - most likely the combination - has made a huge improvement since the start of the year. I believe that the country must still take care and reduce the restrictions only slowly, monitoring step by step as we have been doing. International travel and bio-security of borders is still a big worry to me, there are hundreds of millions of virus mutation incubators (ie. covid cases) out in the world, it only needs one of these to produce something horribly more infectious and deadly. It is probably a good thing that some of us are being a bit more cautious, as that allows some of the others to be a bit more reckless, without upsetting the balance too much. As they say nowhere, vive la difference!" Others to be a bit more reckless? You mean the rule breakers right? | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland "Seconded - and I am not even Scottish | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland
Seconded - and I am not even Scottish "Honestly i have no idea what i would do if iived outside Scotland the parties in England are either totally unvoteable, or plain old liars and thieves, making them, totally unvoteable | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. For sure. I'm certainly not unlocking myself until I'm fully vaccinated. Personal responsibility, innit" | |||
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"Let’s see how it goes. Taking baby steps and watching what happens makes sense to me. Despite being desperate to get back to some semblance of normality if opening up leads to too many cases and deaths then closing back down will also make sense to me. Let’s suck it and see (ooh er misses)" That's what the whole country is doing. Give a bit... watch & wait .... if alls still good give a bit more, then watch & wait.... that's how we have got to this wonderful place | |||
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"And watch the virus explode . Such a positive quote. Its bound to.. And expected to. However, the big thing now is getting the remainder of the population vaccinated.. 30s,20s etc.. Once that's done we should all have some sort of resilience to this thing if we get it.. And in theory less people can catch it. The potential for worry is if the younger people now decide in large numbers that they are healthy/fit enough already and don't need the vaccination. As that could be a make or break of the whole unlocking programme. Take it no1 invited you for a knees up in the pub on Monday. Do you're bit, stay home, protect the nhs & stay off fab. I'm doing cartwheels around my Scottish wee garden, HAPPY DAYS
I'm glad you're glad, but people are allowed to express their views as well.
It is a risk.
Of course, if you wanna do it do it. If you don't then dont.
Pubs have been open (outdoors) here for a month. I haven't and I have no plans to.
Other people's reservations matter as much as your excitement, though, and last I checked Fab doesn't have rules against worrying if the pandemic will resurge.
I personally find "it's all wonderful and if you don't like it go away" far more gauche than hesitation or doubt.
Indoor dining, hotels ect have been open here a couple of weeks, no damage done. This is amazing news for families to regroup indoors and give loved ones a much need hug and not have to worry about social distancing, it gives couples the chance to spend the night together without fear of been punished. If my excitement is wrong then I don't want to be right.
I wholeheartedly respect your view & I'm sorry you are misunderstanding where I'm coming from. Let's all just embrace this moment, it really is much welcomed news for the majority.
I respect your excitement (and I understand it), but you're not respecting other people's hesitation. This will raise the risk, there's no doubt of that.
I trust Sturgeon to make the right decision for Scotland, I hope it goes well, and I am glad it's bringing you such joy. I'm happy for you.
If by embracing the moment you mean be happy or be quiet, then, no. The moment comes with uncertainty and risk. Both perspectives have merit.
It won't be over for me, incidentally, until I can see my family again. Which, given global events, might not be until or even after 2023*. In the meantime, I protect my community as best I can.
(* No, I'm not prepared to lose my UK residency permanently, not least because it cost over £10k. I also don't have a spare $A10-25k or more to get back to Australia, nor a way to skip the queue of some 40 000 stranded Australians I'm not yet in)
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"Cluster of covid in Glasgow. pubs open indoors on Monday watch it rise again and back to lockdown " Indian variant just down the road in NW of England too. | |||
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"Cluster of covid in Glasgow. pubs open indoors on Monday watch it rise again and back to lockdown " Be interesting to see if change level for Glasgow. They have resisted doing so in the past. | |||
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"Cluster of covid in Glasgow. pubs open indoors on Monday watch it rise again and back to lockdown Be interesting to see if change level for Glasgow. They have resisted doing so in the past." thats not true , greater glasgow was in a higher tier for most of the winter - our pubs closed mid october and only just opened again when the beer gardens did in april, monday will be the first indoor pints in 7 months but we’ve only been in “lockdown” 4 and a half | |||
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" Just wish we had any kind of leader instead of the serial shagger/liar we have ..but good news for Scotland
I’d rather have Boris than Sturgeon, throughout the whole pandemic she hasn’t had a single idea of her own and has just piggybacked on Westminster’s decisions with minor tweaks to make them look like her own. I don’t understand why the Scottish people seem to think she has done a good job, with the population density in Scotland and other considerations the deaths per head if population in Scotland should have been 25% of those in England and yet they are almost as high.
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