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Don’t think I’ve had alcohol since the new year
Did dry January and then just forgot about it.

ZedLeg wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 12:24 pm Also 10 sugars per coffee?

Isolating for 2 weeks odd

5 cups per day less - one sachet per cup - 10 working days - 50 spoons.

Normally I’d have ‘too much’ per day (6 or 7 cups normally) down to 2 or 3

Sundayjumper wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:27 am

Zonda_ wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 10:20 am On the down side I'm thinking if this goes on much longer I won't be able to get a haircut...

Do it yourself !

One Christmas holiday, while my wife was out for the evening, I decided to cut my own hair. She has never let me forget.

(I maaaay have had a couple of drinks that night...)

Those amongst us of a certain vintage will remember the original punk rock days when cutting your own hair to ensure it looked crap was 'a thing.'

Jackleg wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:08 pm Mrs is a doctor in the Navy

Much respect!

Mito Man wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 1:29 pm Don’t think I’ve had alcohol since the new year
Did dry January and then just forgot about it.

I've had no beer since last weekend (have been drinking my usual quantity of wine though), and have lost 1kg in weight. Result.

This is excellent

I’m not sure it sends the right message when Hancock and Boris keep reiterating that their symptoms are so mild that they can continue working.

Mito Man wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:07 pm I’m not sure it sends the right message when Hancock and Boris keep reiterating that their symptoms are so mild that they can continue working.

Via video links !

Mito Man wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 2:07 pm I’m not sure it sends the right message when Hancock and Boris keep reiterating that their symptoms are so mild that they can continue working.

The cynical side of me just thinks its a handy way to show solidarity with the nation if they catch it All in this together etc.

Jobbo wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 6:39 am I’m wondering if the size of the USA and density of their population means it’ll take a long time to spread throughout the country. Clearly it’s spread quickly in the densely populated NYC, but logically the further people live apart, the slower it would infect them.

Trump’s relaxed attitude will give scientists more info about its spread anyway.

Seems fairly widespread there already



https://coronavirus.jhu.edu/map.html

Yeah, it's been present in every state for, what, a week now?

Good to see we’ve gone full China with drone shaming and strapping loudspeakers to drones.
Almost as uncomfortable as Michael Gove trying to sound sympathetic.

Mito Man wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 6:14 pmAlmost as uncomfortable as Michael Gove trying to sound sympathetic.

That must’ve been quite the reprogramming job.

He kept reminding me of the kid from Stuart Little tonight.

OK, I won't pretend to believe otherwise, but Asda shopping was lovely tonight. Very quiet, everyone cheekily hopping around each other to keep the 2m limit, and I got cashback out and left it at the self service checkout, and a couple of nice women shouted at me to remind me of it.

Everyone chirpy, chatty and generally pretty chilled out.

Can we lose the Coronavirus and keep this please? I'd built up quite a bit of anxiety about going in on a Friday night, but it was really rather nice.

I mean, the car needing bump started (in reverse - a first for me) because it's not been driven for a couple of days didn't exactly start things off well..

Around Bridgnorth has been the same, at Marks and Spencer’s and Co-op just polite and sensible people.

Marks were pretty much fully stocked aswell.

Dave!

My ASDA run was similar last night, without the almost lost cash aspect. Walked in, no queues, fairly quiet, most ppl dodging each other nicely and I had a very British encounter with a guy as we both tried to step aside and in classic Brit style both kept moving to the same side but forgot to stop walking and ended up almost crashing into each other. Oh how we laughed.

Loo roll and pasta still empty but everything else seemed there, I don't need either thankfully, just went in for fresh veg and some weekend grub.

Went to Sainsburys earlier, no tinned stuff or alcohol and no loo roll but the rest seems to be returning to normal.

Barry wrote: Fri Mar 27, 2020 9:15 pm My ASDA run was similar last night, without the almost lost cash aspect. Walked in, no queues, fairly quiet, most ppl dodging each other nicely and I had a very British encounter with a guy as we both tried to step aside and in classic Brit style both kept moving to the same side but forgot to stop walking and ended up almost crashing into each other. Oh how we laughed.

Loo roll and pasta still empty but everything else seemed there, I don't need either thankfully, just went in for fresh veg and some weekend grub.

Yes, very much this tonight. Quite light hearted, no real concerns, all very chilled.