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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Genuine question , on holiday for 10 days from today in uk , am i allowed to have the full 10 days holiday or do i have to cut it short and return home from 12.01 am thursday morning ? ( foreign holidays are allowed to be completed and not required to return home early ) will this rule apply to myself who is holidaying in scotland till 10 th november?( ps will not come into contact with anyone whilst there ???? Advice please on this ??

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

Johnny and Jimmy. I was due away today on a British holiday but they closed and not accepted anyone. I would say call ahead and check as guidelines say from Thursday no over nighting stays.

Sean

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Spoke last night, its a cottage in its own grounds in the middle if nowere , no contact with anyone and its still open , dont want to get there today and have to leave 3 days later , want to hibernate for the full 10 days so as long as the owners are happy for me to stay i can ?

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

Just be careful as when I searched online it said after Thursday I would be breaking the law for staying over night somewhere. They are even saying if you have 2 properties you can only stay in 1 and can’t visit the other. To be honest it’s all a joke. Get what your saying though but try and speak to owners first as you don’t want to get reported or anything like that

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Cheers mate, its a complete joke, suppose we coukd say were in tbeir bubble !! Also its in scotland who are not in lockdown

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

Ah yeah. It’s not clear none of it. I was going down to new forest but they said don’t come they are closing till 2nd.

Hope your able to get away and have a nice break from the madness.

Stay safe guys

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

I would definitely go, full detailed guidance isn’t out yet and no one has yet been told to return home immediately, The place is open and the owners will be relieved. Its probably safer if its isolated and the point is to keep yourselves safe , I say go.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Great , to be honest I have every intention of going !, the area is only in tier 2 of their system , I won’t come into

Contact with anyone whilst there , it’ll be “ heating on, clothes off” for the full duration !! Also I’m not risking being stranded if I flew abroad etc , it’s les than a 3 hour drive ! Just didn’t want to break any laws

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By *exy_HornyCouple over a year ago

Leigh

However, if your location is correct you are in an English Tier 3 area therefore have been advised against travelling for some time.

People completely ignoring the guidance is the reason we now have stronger restrictions.

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman over a year ago

On a mooch

The new lockdown applies to England and Scotland have their own rules at the moment. A similar question was asked and answered yesterday:-

I am due to go away with my family on Monday, until Friday. If I can change my booking dates would I still be able to go until Thursday? - Steve

The new rules come into force at 00:01 GMT Thursday. From that point, overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences won't be allowed - in the UK or abroad. If you own a second home, you cannot stay in it. There are some specific exemptions, including if you have to stay away for work purposes or for education. It does depend where you are going however as, for example, no one is allowed to travel into Wales during the nation's current "firebreak" restrictions. And quarantine measures are in place for many overseas countries. Anyone currently abroad does not have to return home immediately, however, the government has said.

Tier 2 Scotland could quite easily skip into Tier 3 whilst you are away and then you will be in a similar situation

All holiday accommodation (Hotels, B&Bs, self-catering, caravan and camping sites) can stay open in line with sector guidance for tourism and hospitality. However, tourists should not travel into, or out off, a Level 3 area for holidays or visits. Exceptions for essentials travel includes those who must travel for work, education, health or for those attending weddings or funerals which requires an overnight stay. Those living in a Level 3 area can still use holiday accommodation in their area but should not stay in the same self-catered accommodation with another household.

Honestly I wouldn’t even be contemplating travelling from a Tier 3. I suggest you call the owners and see if the booking is still valid.

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

If you are in a tier 3 area you shouldn't be travelling out except for work. That's been a rule since it came out. But as you have said you are going to go anyway. So why bother asking if you are going to break the rules and go?

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By *incskittenWoman over a year ago

Nottingham

"Genuine question , on holiday for 10 days from today in uk , am i allowed to have the full 10 days holiday or do i have to cut it short and return home from 12.01 am thursday morning ? ( foreign holidays are allowed to be completed and not required to return home early ) will this rule apply to myself who is holidaying in scotland till 10 th november?( ps will not come into contact with anyone whilst there ???? Advice please on this ??"

The Scottish government stated the other day ... they do not advise the Scots visiting the UK and vice versa .

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

The Scottish government stated the other day ... they do not advise the Scots visiting the UK and vice versa ."
scotland is in the UK

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By *incskittenWoman over a year ago

Nottingham

The Scottish government stated the other day ... they do not advise the Scots visiting the UK and vice versa .scotland is in the UK

My mistake...England.

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

Go,be careful but enjoy

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

"Cheers mate, its a complete joke, suppose we coukd say were in tbeir bubble !! Also its in scotland who are not in lockdown"

One things for sure mate. Nicola does not want you there. A lot of Anti English rhetoric being stirred up. Be careful.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Wow ! Mixed replies, now I’m not so sure on it all !!

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By *ecretlyASoftieWoman over a year ago

Hull but travel regularly

"Just be careful as when I searched online it said after Thursday I would be breaking the law for staying over night somewhere. They are even saying if you have 2 properties you can only stay in 1 and can’t visit the other. To be honest it’s all a joke. Get what your saying though but try and speak to owners first as you don’t want to get reported or anything like that "

They said that the last time but there were some high profile breaches. And this time it’s just a matter of time. I’m waiting for the first one up after Thursday. Any bets who?

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman over a year ago

On a mooch

"Cheers mate, its a complete joke, suppose we coukd say were in tbeir bubble !! Also its in scotland who are not in lockdown

One things for sure mate. Nicola does not want you there. A lot of Anti English rhetoric being stirred up. Be careful."

To be fair that’s always been there to an extent, the English stranger in town and no way to hide it the minute you open your mouth. Before anyone says it half my family is Scottish so I used to get this all the time, from the staunchest side of the family, to walking into the local shop “ah you must be Mary’s lass”

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

if you are in tier 3, the guidance is to not stay overnight in another area of the UK.

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By *utecontradictionMan over a year ago

Malvern

My reading is that the tiers are temporarily superseded by the national lockdown. With regard to holidays if your holiday starts before the lockdown starts you are allowed to complete it but be aware that no pubs etc will be open etc so needs to be self catering. We came to Cornwall yesterday and are here till sunday so had to check it out too.

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

"if you are in tier 3, the guidance is to not stay overnight in another area of the UK."

Is it guidance , or it it law?

Just asking because I noticed on the government website that it says about train travel for non essential journeys 'you should not travel', rather than 'you must not travel'

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"if you are in tier 3, the guidance is to not stay overnight in another area of the UK.

Is it guidance , or it it law?

Just asking because I noticed on the government website that it says about train travel for non essential journeys 'you should not travel', rather than 'you must not travel'"

They say advise against but they are saying it for a reason

I guess the OP will make their own informed decision

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

"Spoke last night, its a cottage in its own grounds in the middle if nowere , no contact with anyone and its still open , dont want to get there today and have to leave 3 days later , want to hibernate for the full 10 days so as long as the owners are happy for me to stay i can ?"

NO !!!!

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

"if you are in tier 3, the guidance is to not stay overnight in another area of the UK.

Is it guidance , or it it law?

Just asking because I noticed on the government website that it says about train travel for non essential journeys 'you should not travel', rather than 'you must not travel'"

That's the attitude that will cancel Christmas completely.

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By *aretobareCouple over a year ago

Central Portugal

Surely keeping schools and universities open is going to be a major vector - just don't understand why if we are all meant to stay at home to prevent spread we are leaving the largest two vectors open? Especially when students are taught online and yet made to go to halls of residence etc - I know it seems unrelated but to be honest do we have to wait until all our ohs staff quit before we take it seriously. Look at how South Korea, Japan, China Australia and New Zealand have dealt with this!

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"if you are in tier 3, the guidance is to not stay overnight in another area of the UK.

Is it guidance , or it it law?

Just asking because I noticed on the government website that it says about train travel for non essential journeys 'you should not travel', rather than 'you must not travel'

That's the attitude that will cancel Christmas completely."

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By *eneral HysteriaMan over a year ago

Newcastle

On govt website...

Overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences will not be allowed. This includes holidays abroad and in the UK.

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

On govt website...

Overnight stays and holidays away from primary residences will not be allowed. This includes holidays abroad and in the UK."

It also says that if you are on holiday abroad you dont need to return, but doesn’t say anything about being on holiday in the UK ?

So its a tricky one if you are already there, there is no clear guidance about this scenario out, as yet, so it has to be a judgement call I would think. I bet the question will come up in the next few days though as loads of people must be in exactly this situation xx

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

"My reading is that the tiers are temporarily superseded by the national lockdown. With regard to holidays if your holiday starts before the lockdown starts you are allowed to complete it but be aware that no pubs etc will be open etc so needs to be self catering. We came to Cornwall yesterday and are here till sunday so had to check it out too. "

This makes sense and is in line with the abroad guidance

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By *oastGentMan over a year ago

Tynemouth

"Wow ! Mixed replies, now I’m not so sure on it all !!"

You’re in a tier 3 area. What are you not sure about???

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

This makes sense and is in line with the abroad guidance

Rubbish !!!

Abroad you obey that countries rules

In the UK you obey UK rules

*** NO OVERNIGHT STAYS FROM THURS **

Jeez what's not clear !!???

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

There's a very simple and logical reason for the exemptions to those already abroad on Thursday

How do they get home before Thursday ?

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By *utecontradictionMan over a year ago

Malvern

"There's a very simple and logical reason for the exemptions to those already abroad on Thursday

How do they get home before Thursday ?

I shall find the quote from the minister with whom this was queried. I dont make the rules....I do follow them.

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By *ackformore100Man over a year ago

Tin town

Sounds fantastic... No Internet no news... No covid for a few days

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

"if you are in tier 3, the guidance is to not stay overnight in another area of the UK.

Is it guidance , or it it law?

Just asking because I noticed on the government website that it says about train travel for non essential journeys 'you should not travel', rather than 'you must not travel'

That's the attitude that will cancel Christmas completely."

Just incase that was directed at me, I was asking it as a question because I was curious, not because I'm looking for ways around the rules.

Lockdown will affect me very little, as I don't need to travel.

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By *utecontradictionMan over a year ago

Malvern

This makes sense and is in line with the abroad guidance

Rubbish !!!

Abroad you obey that countries rules

In the UK you obey UK rules

*** NO OVERNIGHT STAYS FROM THURS **

Jeez what's not clear !!???"

From the BBC and the statement also appears in the Times, Telegraph, Sky and other media outlets....

A government statement said: "Those currently on a domestic holiday will be allowed to finish their holidays, but are still subject to the requirements in England not to go out without a reasonable excuse".

I am guessing the logic is to avoid a mass rush home and to save even more losses for hotels and holiday letting agents etc.

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By *mmabluTV/TS over a year ago

upton wirral

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By *oastGentMan over a year ago

Tynemouth

I appreciate the sentiment, but I think if someone is selfish enough to think that the rules don’t apply to them, then their highly unlikely to isolate.

The OP is from a tier 3 area, the restrictions around which were laid out some time ago, so pleading ignorance is just BS!

This is why we can’t have nice things. This is why we’re going into lockdown number 2.

Some people are too weak to toughen up and show solidarity. Some people are so selfish that they can’t see beyond their own lives.

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By *uminsiderMKMan over a year ago

St Austell

Keep an eye on your rear-view mirror, OP, because Scottish plod is not going to be at all impressed when they run your numberplate and discover you're from an English Tier 3 area - and so were therefore already subject to do not travel and/or stay overnight restrictions in effect before the new England-wide rules that start on Thursday...

....pretty sure the Scottish FM made it quite clear previously that residents of English Tier 3 areas should not travel to Scotland, and will be dealt with accordingly if found there...

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By *uminsiderMKMan over a year ago

St Austell

Manchester Evening News, July 31st:

Residents in Greater Manchester have been told to 'cancel' any plans to visit Scotland.

The message from Scotland's First Minister Nicola Sturgeon on Friday (July 31), came just 12 hours after it was announced more than four million people will face tougher lockdown restrictions, including in parts of east Lancashire and West Yorkshire.

Travel between Scotland and Greater Manchester, east Lancashire and parts of West Yorkshire should only be undertaken if absolutely essential.

First Minister Nicola Sturgeon said: "I'm grateful to the Prime Minister for the update on the recent developments in the North West of England and all four nations agreed on the importance of sharing localised information as we work together to continue to suppress the virus.

I strongly advise anyone planning to travel to areas affected in the north of England, or anyone planning to travel to Scotland from those same areas, to cancel their plans.

Anyone whose travel is essential should follow public health advice at all times including the FACTS guidance and remain extra vigilant in monitoring for symptoms."

You can't say you weren't warned...

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By *lub F Co.DurhamCouple over a year ago

Stanley

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By *amaraBeaverbankWoman over a year ago

Benidorm Spain

I’d say there is no confusion. You haven’t travelled yet and have been explicitly asked not to travel out of a tier 3 area. I would suggest doing so for a holiday, is selfish and will only help to continue the current lockdowns etc.

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

This makes sense and is in line with the abroad guidance

Rubbish !!!

Abroad you obey that countries rules

In the UK you obey UK rules

*** NO OVERNIGHT STAYS FROM THURS **

Jeez what's not clear !!???"

I was talking about returning home early not not following countries rules....

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By *alldarksurreyMan over a year ago

surrey

"The new lockdown applies to England and Scotland have their own rules at the moment. A similar question was asked and answered yesterday:-

I am due to go away with my family on Monday, until Friday. If I can change my booking dates would I still be able to go until Thursday? - Steve

Tier 2 Scotland could quite easily skip into Tier 3 whilst you are away and then you will be in a similar situation

Honestly I wouldn’t even be contemplating travelling from a Tier 3. I suggest you call the owners and see if the booking is still valid.

Sampling and reviewing every type of Scottish whisky is educational though isn't it?

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan over a year ago

Hastings

So OP did you stay or did you go.

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

From Scotland and in tier 3 (scottish tier not the English one). Basically theres less restrictions in tier 1 and 2 here and you can do more and they advise you can travel to another tier 1 or 2. Though it's on the scottish government website also that you can go on a holiday if already booked. And its only guidance at the moment not mandatory. I've a cottage booked for this weekend and if we don't have a lock down then I will be going also. It's a short respite break where I won't be coming into contact with anyone at all. The restrictions we have make no sense being go to the shopping centres, go to the museums, go have some food out, go get your hair done just don't dare go have a break in the middle of nowhere!

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Stayed

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

For now

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

"From Scotland and in tier 3 (scottish tier not the English one). Basically theres less restrictions in tier 1 and 2 here and you can do more and they advise you can travel to another tier 1 or 2. Though it's on the scottish government website also that you can go on a holiday if already booked. And its only guidance at the moment not mandatory. I've a cottage booked for this weekend and if we don't have a lock down then I will be going also. It's a short respite break where I won't be coming into contact with anyone at all. The restrictions we have make no sense being go to the shopping centres, go to the museums, go have some food out, go get your hair done just don't dare go have a break in the middle of nowhere!

If you're in tier 3, you shouldn't be going anywhere outside of your local authority

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"Stayed"

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

This very question was actually asked on a question and answer session on the BBC News today.

The answer was if are already on holiday you can carry on with your holiday if you are not staying in a Premises that has to close like hotels. But obviously people should be aware of the new rules and abide by them.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

So as long as i go on holiday before thursday im allowed to finish the holiday ive started ? Thats good enough for me then .

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By *uietlykinkymeWoman over a year ago

kinky land

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By *uietlykinkymeWoman over a year ago

kinky land

"So as long as i go on holiday before thursday im allowed to finish the holiday ive started ? Thats good enough for me then . "

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No. It depends on your local restrictions.

What tier are you in?

If you are in tier 1 then you shouldn't go into a tier 2 or 3 area, if you're in a tier 3 you should not spend nights away from your home unless for essential work, child care, caring or medical reasons (so admitted to hospital)

You shouldn't be crossing the Welsh or Scottish border either.

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By *ove2pleaseseukMan over a year ago

Hastings

"So as long as i go on holiday before thursday im allowed to finish the holiday ive started ? Thats good enough for me then . "

But lock down is no travel so you could stay longer once there lol

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"So as long as i go on holiday before thursday im allowed to finish the holiday ive started ? Thats good enough for me then .

But lock down is no travel so you could stay longer once there lol"

I think he's in tier 3 at the moment, so he can't travel to his holiday

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

If you're in tier 3, you shouldn't be going anywhere outside of your local authority "

As my post its guidance it's not mandatory I have an email confirming I am welcome to go from where I am staying. People from Scotland are still getting on planes to London and then going on abroad.

. I'm going to a cottage as respite with my son and dog, not seeing anyone, not going on public transport, and have zero contact in the middle of nowhere. As a carer I've had zero help throughout this pandemic and have stuck to all the guidance till now. The guidance makes no sense that I can go out for lunch get my hair done visit the museums, just don't dare go to the countryside for a few days.

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

If you're in tier 3, you shouldn't be going anywhere outside of your local authority

As my post its guidance it's not mandatory I have an email confirming I am welcome to go from where I am staying. People from Scotland are still getting on planes to London and then going on abroad.

Imagine if we all justified not sticking to the rules just because we felt hard done by during all of this

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

If you're in tier 3, you shouldn't be going anywhere outside of your local authority

As my post its guidance it's not mandatory I have an email confirming I am welcome to go from where I am staying. People from Scotland are still getting on planes to London and then going on abroad.

Imagine if we all justified not sticking to the rules just because we felt hard done by during all of this

So how am I harming anyone? Remember mental health? Remember kindness? Oh no that was only for pre covid. Maybe go tell off all the people still trying to get there leg over here, or people not actual social distancing, people not sticking to the meet up with 6 people from only 1 household, the people protesting at the weekend and not social distancing, the people going into other houses, the people having party's, the people having raves, the people flying all over the world!!! I'm not going to be in contact with anyone, so what am I doing wrong? Some people need to use there common sense if it was a hotel or getting on a train I wouldn't. I haven't been to either through all of this. I'm taking some respite for me and who I care for who I'm getting zero help other than a telephone call every couple of months. You can still get in a car to get driving lessons but I can't even take my son to get seen about his mental health!!!!!!! I'm not going to post again after this but if there was an actual travel ban which there isnt obviously I couldn't go but there isnt so people will!!!!

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

You're still not playing by the rules

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

Weren't you the profile that went on a holiday and questioned the need to quarantine ?

Are you that much more deserving than the rest of society ?

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

More deserving ? Yes i went to spain, yes i fully quarantined on my return, so yes i do abide by the rules , i DO NOT go in supermarkets without a mask, i do not fail to observe the social distance rule , i do not meet more people in a household than i should ! Ps for your information i get tested every wednesday and results on sunday EVERY WEEK, im probably more vigilante than the majority of you

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Huge tailbacks at gretna yesterday , " scottish plod " were stopping every car and speaking to them to check their accents , anyone not speaking scottish were turned back ! Luckily for me my sean connery is spot on !

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Oh and before im condemmed on here im a delivery driver and here with work , i decided to cancel my hols and work through this lockdown delivering essential items to a certain supermarket so all you " abide by the rukes " people can panic buy and strip the shelves of toilet roll etc , now thats selfish and not abiding by the rules

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

"Oh and before im condemmed on here im a delivery driver and here with work , i decided to cancel my hols and work through this lockdown delivering essential items to a certain supermarket so all you " abide by the rukes " people can panic buy and strip the shelves of toilet roll etc , now thats selfish and not abiding by the rules"

Good lad

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

"Huge tailbacks at gretna yesterday , " scottish plod " were stopping every car and speaking to them to check their accents , anyone not speaking scottish were turned back ! Luckily for me my sean connery is spot on !"

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By *pursChick aka ShortieWoman over a year ago

On a mooch

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By *uminsiderMKMan over a year ago

St Austell

They wouldn't be checking accents, they'd be checking car registrations and addresses on driving licences...

....anyway, how do you know they were stopping everyone and why would you need to put on a Scots accent, if you've cancelled your holiday and decided to stay and work as claimed in the post below?

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

They wouldn't be checking accents, they'd be checking car registrations and addresses on driving licences...

....anyway, how do you know they were stopping everyone and why would you need to put on a Scots accent, if you've cancelled your holiday and decided to stay and work as claimed in the post below?

He's there with work. Didn't you read the bit you quoted?

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By *ookMan over a year ago

london

Did he say ‘ahhhhhh pusheeeeeeee, I see you’ve been expppecting me’? That would have been a dead giveaway to Scottish police unless he was in a silver sports car.

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By *uminsiderMKMan over a year ago

St Austell

"He's there with work. Didn't you read the bit you quoted?

So he implies - but really?

Halfway through his holiday, in an area he doesn't live in and isn't supposed to be in?

Not very credible, is it?

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

"He's there with work. Didn't you read the bit you quoted?

So he implies - but really?

Halfway through his holiday, in an area he doesn't live in and isn't supposed to be in?

Not very credible, is it?"

It's just as credible as his other posts ...

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Thanks everyone , enjoyed my scottish work/ pleasure combined break , never came within 10 feet of anyone , never saw any police anywere to be fair , i only put a message on here when im unsure about certain things and value peoples opinions and views etc but ultimatley i made my decision to combine work with a pleasure stay , ironically last thursday i was in wales and friday i was in scotland coming more into contact with others than i ever would have holidaying x

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

"Thanks everyone , enjoyed my scottish work/ pleasure combined break , never came within 10 feet of anyone , never saw any police anywere to be fair , i only put a message on here when im unsure about certain things and value peoples opinions and views etc but ultimatley i made my decision to combine work with a pleasure stay , ironically last thursday i was in wales and friday i was in scotland coming more into contact with others than i ever would have holidaying x"

Its certainly reassuring that you sought advice again

Argued against it again

And ignored it again

Hope you enjoyed your holiday.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

I loved it, just the tonic i needed thanks x its a lovely country to be fair , i would 100% recommend it to anyone seeking a relaxing break to unwind x

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

"I loved it, just the tonic i needed thanks x its a lovely country to be fair , i would 100% recommend it to anyone seeking a relaxing break to unwind x"

Refreshing honesty at least, shame about the morality.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

As the saying goes "let him who is without sin cast the first stone " . Should i past you guys a rock ???

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

Well you seem to be a little confused on that one ha ha

I think we threw it at you already when you started your numerous threads on defying the regulations that are obviously below such an intelligent chap.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

My point was can anyone in on here who is without sin “abided 100% by the rules , completely !, essential journeys only, no unlawful visiting , 1 hours excercise a day only ( lockdown 1) if anyone has fully complied then they can cast the first stone !( not many i imagine ) but hey i may be wrong

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

"My point was can anyone in on here who is without sin “abided 100% by the rules , completely !, essential journeys only, no unlawful visiting , 1 hours excercise a day only ( lockdown 1) if anyone has fully complied then they can cast the first stone !( not many i imagine ) but hey i may be wrong

Yep, I've abided by the rules 100%. So have my friends and family. Please hand me the rock.

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

Hands up here...let's have a stone please

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By *incskittenWoman over a year ago

Nottingham

"Has stone in hand" ... just to add it's not cool to adjust the rules to suit you.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Have a good time! Xx

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

"As the saying goes "let him who is without sin cast the first stone " . Should i past you guys a rock ???"

Exactly this!! Well said!! X

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X"

*real x

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By *incskittenWoman over a year ago

Nottingham

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X"

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ? "

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X"

Why call people dogooders when we are doing what is asked of us to try and stop the virus spreading?

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

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X"

Do you turn a blind eye to burglars in your neighbors house too? After all, there must be enough of the "sort" of people that would report this without you having to get involved.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X

Do you turn a blind eye to burglars in your neighbors house too? After all, there must be enough of the "sort" of people that would report this without you having to get involved. "

Course not but to covid rules yes I would ignore! X

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

You are wrong, you've been advised numerous times how wrong you are and why you are wrong

You start at least 3 topics to try to justify why you should not obey the regulations then you have the nerve to try and crisis others.

As someone said on a other thread, when you've dug a hole so deep you can't get out then maybe it's time to put the shovel down and seek help.

Get real and give your head a wobble

End of debate.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

You are wrong, you've been advised numerous times how wrong you are and why you are wrong

You start at least 3 topics to try to justify why you should not obey the regulations then you have the nerve to try and crisis others.

As someone said on a other thread, when you've dug a hole so deep you can't get out then maybe it's time to put the shovel down and seek help.

Get real and give your head a wobble

End of debate."

Jeez! Hes talking about being maybe wrong about all the saints everywhere! X

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

Why call people dogooders when we are doing what is asked of us to try and stop the virus spreading?"

I'm talking about all the high and mighty ones judging others all time! I abide by rules 2! X

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

Why call people dogooders when we are doing what is asked of us to try and stop the virus spreading?

I'm talking about all the high and mighty ones judging others all time! I abide by rules 2! X"

Well I don't judge others, if they want to break the law , I can only look after me and mine to keep us as safe as possible...

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

Why call people dogooders when we are doing what is asked of us to try and stop the virus spreading?

I'm talking about all the high and mighty ones judging others all time! I abide by rules 2! X

Well I don't judge others, if they want to break the law , I can only look after me and mine to keep us as safe as possible..."

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

I'm judging them more for bragging about their wilful disregard

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

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X

Do you turn a blind eye to burglars in your neighbors house too? After all, there must be enough of the "sort" of people that would report this without you having to get involved.

Course not but to covid rules yes I would ignore! X"

Thanks for clarifying where your moral compass lays.

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

"I'm judging them more for bragging about their wilful disregard "

Each to their own x

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X

Do you turn a blind eye to burglars in your neighbors house too? After all, there must be enough of the "sort" of people that would report this without you having to get involved.

Course not but to covid rules yes I would ignore! X

Thanks for clarifying where your moral compass lays. "

Yr welcome

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

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By *incskittenWoman over a year ago

Nottingham

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X"

You have said on a previous thread that social distancing where you work isnt adhered to ... 2 metre rule ! Or 1 with additional safety in place ... but that's ok because you are earning so rules dont apply....

You can Lmfao all you like , this isnt and never will be funny. Yet you back up someone who has blatantly broken the rules and are cheering him on.

Your posts have no credibility imho.

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Thanks for your support x, seems a lot on here HAVE abided by ALL the rules boris has set out stay in, go out, dont visit,dont meet more than 6 !, eat out to help out, work from home , go back to work if you can !! Bet these same people also say their prayers every night , never swear, or have ever stepped out of line in any way , this must be swingers site for saints !!!, at least im honest

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"Thanks for your support x, seems a lot on here HAVE abided by ALL the rules boris has set out stay in, go out, dont visit,dont meet more than 6 !, eat out to help out, work from home , go back to work if you can !! Bet these same people also say their prayers every night , never swear, or have ever stepped out of line in any way , this must be swingers site for saints !!!, at least im honest "

Maybe don't mock those who are abiding by the law

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Was not mocking , im stating that in my opinion i do not believe that im in a small minority that has not abided 100% by the rules , not abiding can be as trivial as not having your face covering over your nose , being in a group of 7 when it was a max of 6 !, forgetting to wash hands !, forgetting to keep the 2 metre rule ! Should i go on ??? If people can still say hand on heart they have never forgotten to do any of the above then i applaude you all and bow down to you all

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"Was not mocking , im stating that in my opinion i do not believe that im in a small minority that has not abided 100% by the rules , not abiding can be as trivial as not having your face covering over your nose , being in a group of 7 when it was a max of 6 !, forgetting to wash hands !, forgetting to keep the 2 metre rule ! Should i go on ??? If people can still say hand on heart they have never forgotten to do any of the above then i applaude you all and bow down to you all"

Thank you...

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"Cheers mate, its a complete joke, suppose we coukd say were in tbeir bubble !! Also its in scotland who are not in lockdown"

Good job you're not there now...Nicola is moving many areas on to level 4!

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Thats why i went when i did !, before the lockdown , ironically ive just been to strathclyde with work , passed loads of vehicles packed to rafterswith sleeping bags etc presumably going on hols etc , tried holding a stone up for them at my cab window but alas no takers !

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

"Thats why i went when i did !, before the lockdown , ironically ive just been to strathclyde with work , passed loads of vehicles packed to rafterswith sleeping bags etc presumably going on hols etc , tried holding a stone up for them at my cab window but alas no takers !"

Haha!

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By *ohn n jodie OP Couple (MM) over a year ago

warrington

Just goes to show maybe im not in the 1% that hasnt abided 100% by the rules after all !!! , also called in tescos , saw at least a dozen or so either without masks, wearing them as a chin strap, none on at all !, some guys think having a beard makes an adequate face mask !, this happens in most supermarkets , petrol stations , the list is endless so maybe its only 1% that are fully complying ?????? And im in the majority !, yipeeee !

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Yes agreed! Like my old mum used to say do as I say not as I do! We all have no idea what the doogooders on here are doing of here in the feal world! X

I am not a do gooder.

I do not break the rules set out by our government neither do i try to see a way around them to suit myself, that's selfish.

I may not agree with everything re covid but i most certainly have not gone against advice. Can you say the same ?

I sure can! I wear my silly little mask for my 7 hr shifts in the supermarket! I dont meet and go nowhere!! But I sure dont berate them that dont! Enough of those sorts around! Lmfao! X

You can Lmfao all you like , this isnt and never will be funny. Yet you back up someone who has blatantly broken the rules and are cheering him on.

Your posts have no credibility imho. "

Yes I have said distancing is not adeared to by jo public where I work ! Tis true! Fact am I bothered ? No ! I follow the rules as I have to at work ! And I'm not asking for your approval?? X

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By *andyfloss2000Woman over a year ago

ashford

Exactly!

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

"Just goes to show maybe im not in the 1% that hasnt abided 100% by the rules after all !!! , also called in tescos , saw at least a dozen or so either without masks, wearing them as a chin strap, none on at all !, some guys think having a beard makes an adequate face mask !, this happens in most supermarkets , petrol stations , the list is endless so maybe its only 1% that are fully complying ?????? And im in the majority !, yipeeee !"

And people still wonder why we haven't been able to get beyond lockdowns. *Insert the face palm emoji we so desperately need*

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

I personally think we have to do what the law tells us to, rather than worry about what others are doing, because they won't change...I was impressed with Tesco recently, a group of six, maskless people were shopping and a manager came along and asked if they had masks, they said they had come to buy some , having been in the store for 10minutes, doing their shopping, he took them all off to buy masks....

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By *amissCouple over a year ago

chelmsford

Exactly!

Well I'm not a saint but I am caring for 2 vulnerable family members and it's bloody hard...I can't break the laws and risk losing any of them.....oh for a holiday...

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By *eddy and legsCouple over a year ago

the wetlands

And people still wonder why we haven't been able to get beyond lockdowns. *Insert the face palm emoji we so desperately need*"

Pricks in a swinger forum who'd have thought

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