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Originally Posted by struth

Maybe we should open a few Chinese style re education centres for these bassas

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I'm sure I could come up with some good old fashioned Bristish methods of retraining their attitudes. They might be missing a few extremities after though. :chainsaw:

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Originally Posted by struth

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Looks like Colonel Sanders is diversifying :D

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Got me thinking; how long will the "Colonel Sanders" image survive? - I see that "Uncle Ben" is being rebranded, without the image, for some strange reason.

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Originally Posted by Roy S

Looks like Colonel Sanders is diversifying :D

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looks like a greek god, although not sure how that works with pasta

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Originally Posted by struth

this is the type of thing that caused shortage chaos back in the 70's...

https://priceonomics.com/the-great-t...scare-of-1973/

of course joe public fell for the "so called" truth like a shot, and caused a shortage... the reporting now is doing the same thing... say you have plenty stock really means get it while you can folks.

I might add my maw bought izal, and there was no shortage of that..it was like wiping your arse with a brick!!

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Accrington bricks aren't too bad, quite smooth. Concrete blocks are the ones to avoid. And make sure they are free of mortar, that stuff causes severe ring-sting :(

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Originally Posted by Macca

You're still getting deliveries from them though. That's cheating.

If I can't get it in the corner shop or the market then I don't have it.

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That's one upmarket market, selling JM Labs and Krell gear :D

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Originally Posted by Marco

Meet your friends, go out for a drink, take the train into Liverpool, have a walk down by the docks (get some FRESH AIR in yer lungs), visit yer mammy - woteva! There's currently no national lockdown. or correct me if I'm wrong, even a local one in your area.

For us, the whole of North Wales is still open, including Chester, so we're functioning completely as normal (apart from having to wear a fooking face covering in shops). I simply couldn't function being cooped up inside within the same four walls. day after day - too used to the garden and getting out and about.

My dad and I went for a lovely pub lunch the other day - yes LIFE still exists!:ner:;)

Marco.

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As far as I know, nationally (England) it's back to no mixing households which don't have this "bubble" crap going on. And I thought Wales was similar. You and your dad need to watch out for the Covid Snitches..

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Originally Posted by Macca

I tried to avoid doing most of those even before Covid! ;)

Did visit a friend a few weeks ago, and had a few visit me. Went up Liverpool in June. There's no-where near me that does a 'lovely' pub lunch. It's a two mile walk to get somewhere even half-decent for that. If you want a decent steak that's 7 miles away.

I've always regarded any need to leave the house as either an absolute necessity or a failure of planning.

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Well, your last sentence is funny, but describes a different world from the one I inhabit!;)

Secondly, you've outlined exactly why I'd *never* live without a car, as it gives your FREEDOM [go where you like, when you like] and prevents you from being trapped. I know your views on that of course, but we'll never agree because we're fundamentally different people:)

Marco.

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Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony

As far as I know, nationally (England) it's back to no mixing households which don't have this "bubble" crap going on. And I thought Wales was similar. You and your dad need to watch out for the Covid Snitches..

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Nope, there's no lockdowns in North Wales, and as far as I know here it's still the rule of six - and last time I counted 1 + 1 [me plus my dad] = 2;)

Marco.