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V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
Yep know what you mean - we had a polytunnel over our old pool for about 30yrs now :cool:
You really have got to anchor them down well. I speak from experience of loosing one cover 😔
But a few weeks ago bought this beauty from Machine Mart 20’x12’ šŸ˜‰
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Our daughter Laura (41yrs) is due to move house again during the restrictions. Not wanting to bugger about with numerous van loads on the day, we’re gonna store her stuff here in advance šŸ¤”
Then it with be used at HQ Central for my stuff 🤪
that sort of thing was considered too Dave, but a bit dark for our purposes and single entry point .. then we found those https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Polytunn...e=STRK:MEBIDX:IT&_trksid=p2057872.m2749.l2649
bugger is down 40 quid from July 6m x 3m .... fair play it's decent and should last reasonably well
 
TiltyShaun

TiltyShaun

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Time to get back on something serious.....Wales to stop supermarkets selling clothes during ā€œfirebreakā€.

Do we need a definition of what is essential?

Personally I don’t eat crisps. Are they really an essential food??

Perhaps we should all be on milk, bread and butter. Unless of course you prefer margarine!!

This is getting crazy. Scotland making noises about getting used to the idea of a ā€œdigitalā€ Xmas.

About time we realised we need to get on with life. Those that need to shelter can shelter and everyone needs to think for themselves.

School meals during holidays....really....have we really dropped that far that we need the state to provide school meals 52 weeks of the year.

Rant over....throw a brick or two at me!!
 
GazCro

GazCro

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Time to get back on something serious.....Wales to stop supermarkets selling clothes during ā€œfirebreakā€.

Do we need a definition of what is essential?

Personally I don’t eat crisps. Are they really an essential food??

Perhaps we should all be on milk, bread and butter. Unless of course you prefer margarine!!

This is getting crazy. Scotland making noises about getting used to the idea of a ā€œdigitalā€ Xmas.

About time we realised we need to get on with life. Those that need to shelter can shelter and everyone needs to think for themselves.

School meals during holidays....really....have we really dropped that far that we need the state to provide school meals 52 weeks of the year.

Rant over....throw a brick or two at me!!
Nah I'll not throw a brick at ya. Regional lockdowns, 3 tier systems, circuit breaker, full lockdown etc etc unless a vaccine was a couple of weeks away which it isn't and even if it was it would probably take 6 months at least to administer to a reasonable level of population, were just dragging it out. The way its going we'll still be at the same stage in 12 months time. Ok there's vulnerable people out there who still have many years of quality life ahead of them who need to be kept away from it and doubtless a few who don't know their vulnerable to it, but the vast majority of people will shake it off possibly not even realise they've had it we need to get back to normal. It wouldn't be difficult to keep some portion of social distancing in place and to respect each others space a bit more. The most vulnerable are the very old and those with underlying health issues many of these will go hand in hand as a result of old age. I had 3 grandparents who were fortunate enough to live to a v good age (v late eighties and early nineties) but being realistic they all lived too long as they ended up needing to be in care homes. Now i know i there are differing levels of care homes and some people live a few good quality years in them but for most it's the end of the line and it's dragged out for too long. For many of the elderly who've been put down as covid deaths it's probably been a blessing and in a normal year (or not skewed figures) they'd probably have died from flu or some other virus. In many cases modern medicine has people living too long and unfortunately something has come along which it currently can't overcome. We need to get back to it as much as we can before there's nowt left to get going.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Time to get back on something serious.....Wales to stop supermarkets selling clothes during ā€œfirebreakā€.

Do we need a definition of what is essential?

Personally I don’t eat crisps. Are they really an essential food??

Perhaps we should all be on milk, bread and butter. Unless of course you prefer margarine!!

This is getting crazy. Scotland making noises about getting used to the idea of a ā€œdigitalā€ Xmas.

About time we realised we need to get on with life. Those that need to shelter can shelter and everyone needs to think for themselves.

School meals during holidays....really....have we really dropped that far that we need the state to provide school meals 52 weeks of the year.

Rant over....throw a brick or two at me!!
Agreed...and how long for? 2 weeks my foot.
My dad's had cancer twice...very high risk. Back at work for months now .he says use yer brain don't do anything silly crack on.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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Nah I'll not throw a brick at ya. Regional lockdowns, 3 tier systems, circuit breaker, full lockdown etc etc unless a vaccine was a couple of weeks away which it isn't and even if it was it would probably take 6 months at least to administer to a reasonable level of population, were just dragging it out. The way its going we'll still be at the same stage in 12 months time. Ok there's vulnerable people out there who still have many years of quality life ahead of them who need to be kept away from it and doubtless a few who don't know their vulnerable to it, but the vast majority of people will shake it off possibly not even realise they've had it we need to get back to normal. It wouldn't be difficult to keep some portion of social distancing in place and to respect each others space a bit more. The most vulnerable are the very old and those with underlying health issues many of these will go hand in hand as a result of old age. I had 3 grandparents who were fortunate enough to live to a v good age (v late eighties and early nineties) but being realistic they all lived too long as they ended up needing to be in care homes. Now i know i there are differing levels of care homes and some people live a few good quality years in them but for most it's the end of the line and it's dragged out for too long. For many of the elderly who've been put down as covid deaths it's probably been a blessing and in a normal year (or not skewed figures) they'd probably have died from flu or some other virus. In many cases modern medicine has people living too long and unfortunately something has come along which it currently can't overcome. We need to get back to it as much as we can before there's nowt left to get going.
I'm wondering what state Welsh businesses are going to be in by year end...that idiot in charge seems obsessed in building a border.🤷
 
GazCro

GazCro

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I'm wondering what state Welsh businesses are going to be in by year end...that idiot in charge seems obsessed in building a border.🤷
I think one of the worst things is i bet most of the population want to get back to a "more normal" and take their chance and don't agree with lockdowns etc. But then when the government comes with a handout everyone thinks oh its fine I'll sit at home for a bit if their gonna pay me to. Long term those handouts are gonna be the reason a lot people won't have a job, and then there won't be handouts it'll be a pittance. A lot won't realise until its too late, infact it possibly already is but the longer we pi** about the worse it will be.
 
Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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I think one of the worst things is i bet most of the population want to get back to a "more normal" and take their chance and don't agree with lockdowns etc. But then when the government comes with a handout everyone thinks oh its fine I'll sit at home for a bit if their gonna pay me to. Long term those handouts are gonna be the reason a lot people won't have a job, and then there won't be handouts it'll be a pittance. A lot won't realise until its too late, infact it possibly already is but the longer we pi** about the worse it will be.
100% ..they call Boris a tight bastard....but he knows that. Well saidšŸ‘
 
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Jimoz

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Just listened to a great podcast with janes dellingpole interviewing Mike Yeadon. I won't link because it's nearly 2 hours long but anyone who's interested should look into this Mike Yeadon. He's saying some great stuff
 
Grahams

Grahams

Don't complain - suggest what's better
It's bringing out all the worst of power grabbing tendancies in the devolved governments. Especially that **** Sturgeon.
I've been working just outside Glasgow and it was really bad at the hotel. They are only allowed to open the restuarant to residents and are not allowed to serve alcahol with the meals (what difference would it make to my chances of catching Corona if I had a glass of beer or a glass of water?). Sunday night there were only two of us in and two staff. Normally this place is heaving every night serving hundreds of meals and gallons of beer.
The weird thing is everyone you speak to slags Sturgeon off, but when it comes to elections she wins hands down.
 
craig

craig

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Those that need to shelter can shelter and everyone needs to think for themselves
It wouldn't be difficult to keep some portion of social distancing in place and to respect each others space a bit more
And there's the problem, while the vast majority of us can cope with that, its the numpties that roam amongst us that cause the problems, hence were all getting treated by the lowest common dominator rules:mad:
 
craig

craig

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I'm wondering what state Welsh businesses are going to be in by year end...that idiot in charge seems obsessed in building a border.🤷
It's bringing out all the worst of power grabbing tendancies in the devolved governments. Especially that **** Sturgeon.
Spot on, they are all using this to flex their muscles, any other time they would be shot down.
 
Grahams

Grahams

Don't complain - suggest what's better
Swedish authorities have removed the special advice nationwide given to older people, so now all age groups have the same advice.


ā€œIt is not reasonable that risk groups should have to bear such a heavy burden for society in the long run, especially when we can see that the mental and physical consequences are significant for those who have been isolated,ā€ said Johan Carlson, head of the public health agency.


ā€œWe can see that many lack social contact, they feel frustrated that they are treated differently in a stigmatising way. Anxiety has increased among those who suffer from poor mental health.ā€


However, Mr Carlson emphasised that there is still a much greater risk of suffering from serious illness if you are older. ā€œTherefore you must make your own assessment of what risk you are prepared to expose yourself to,ā€ he says.

I wish more people in power here thought along those lines and let us make up our own minds more.
 
V8Druid

V8Druid

do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
I'm wondering what state Welsh businesses are going to be in by year end...that idiot in charge seems obsessed in building a border.🤷
sod a border .... bloody ring fence merthyr/caerphilly and keep the mindless, don't give a sh1t idiots in ...
merthyr this week ... plod nicked a couple from caerphilly in trago mills car park ... 60 quid fine and ****ed 'em off home..... two hours later nick the same couple in the same car park ... £1000 fine (y)🤬
 
Quattromike

Quattromike

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It's bringing out all the worst of power grabbing tendancies in the devolved governments. Especially that **** Sturgeon.
She has a 5 tier system. FFS can there not be some kind of unity of the advice given by the government 😣 surely what's good enough for the goose in good enough for the gander šŸ¤”
It's like if Westminster said from now on all roads must be black tar, her and her troops would make us lay white tar everywhere !
 
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Lynchy

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World gone crazy'er if that's possible,all I've to add,life mostly as usual in London,been up west couple times recently meals out,most places packed,no zombie apocalypse,or streets full of bodies.
That Stakeford fella would make a happy meal cry,enoughs enough,politicians have gone power mad
 
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Lancs Lad

Lancs Lad

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sod a border .... bloody ring fence merthyr/caerphilly and keep the mindless, don't give a sh1t idiots in ...
merthyr this week ... plod nicked a couple from caerphilly in trago mills car park ... 60 quid fine and ****ed 'em off home..... two hours later nick the same couple in the same car park ... £1000 fine (y)🤬
You can't teach stupid...
 
Bob

Bob

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WHO yesterday said lockdowns dont work and all they do is make the poorest more poor and make the richest more rich.
the only time you should lockdown is to re stock on equipment ppe etc and if hospitals are at breaking point,last night
the top 1 percent must have told them to change they mind so today they said misunderstanding .
So are the people who are saying its a reset to make the rich richer or make China world most powerfull nation right
time will tell but the whole thing to me just dont add up
 
JD450A

JD450A

Feral as Fk 🐾
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2020 is improving slightly.
 
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