I feel the positives will be that I will no longer take things for granted like being able to visit my parents at weekends, having sport to watch most days, going for a pint or going to the shop without having to queue outside.
Also I'm one of the fortunate ones who is actually getting paid extra in these times and with nothing to spend it on I will have a decent amount saved by the end of this.
comment by palmers_spur (U8896)
posted 7 minutes ago
I find I’m on my phone all the time and it’s a real distraction when WFH. I’m sending and receiving ridiculous videos to and from my mates
Has anyone seen the videos with the African pall bearers dancing with the coffins
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Must’ve had about 50 of these videos, wild.
Positives........erm.........
Weirdly, we’re actually spending less on food shopping than we normally do, even though I feel like I’m always eating.
My garden is getting finished at long last. Started it 10 years ago.
I’m walking 8 miles with my dogs every morning, which is offsetting the extra food I’m eating.
I’ve decided I’m never going to retire.
The wife is still alive. Although not sure that’s a positive.
Pro’s......No chaav families throwing their McDonalds cartons from the car in front while I’m driving
Con’s..... Not being able to see who comes out on top between a Crow and a Seagull as they fight over a discarded pizza box
comment by LukaBrasi Jose IN (U22178)
posted 3 hours ago
https://twitter.com/NoyCoysGeorge/status/1247636382329298950?s=19
Own up then, who is this weapon? Must be one of the clowns on here. LOL
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So he compared it to a BAD flu and then a MAN flu in one sentence. Make your mind up
Not watching Spurs...I have enjoyed the break and all the excuses of Jose not having enough time to coach players or for them to rest and understanding his amazing tactic book.
Another positive is that I've spent a tiny fraction of my time on here which means ive had to put up with much less of sizzle
Supermarkets less busy and people keeping out the way and not crashing trellises into you
Eco-mentalists keeping quiet for a change.
Less hours for the same pay at work.
Arsenal not losing every week
1. All the dirty tw*ts in Manchester have been taught how to wash.
The one positive thing for me is that it's given me a realisation of how often I would be 'too tired' to cook and find myself at the local takeaways.
The money that I have saved including petrol hopefully would encourage long-term positive behaviour.
I forgot the biggest positive of all...
Liverpool being denied the league
Possibly a bigger LAL than Slippy G
there's a lot more free time to sit down and watch some football.... oh wait. damn.
for those who do need to drive somewhere, there seems to a lot more 's... i mean cyclists, to target....
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 6 hours, 45 minutes ago
Pro’s......No chaav families throwing their McDonalds cartons from the car in front while I’m driving
Con’s..... Not being able to see who comes out on top between a Crow and a Seagull as they fight over a discarded pizza box
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Jeezus..your life
comment by Boom SakaLaca (U3664)
posted 17 hours, 4 minutes ago
I forgot the biggest positive of all...
Liverpool being denied the league
Possibly a bigger LAL than Slippy G
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Sorry to burst your bubble sunshine but Liverpool haven't been denied the league and quite clearly won't be.
Stay safe...
Maybe if they play bubble football to help comply with social distancing
So many people wearing masks now who probably should have worn them sooner in life.
I always find it's the mask wearers who disobey the one way arrows in the Super Markets
comment by Globaled (U7198)
posted 14 hours, 57 minutes ago
So many people wearing masks now who probably should have worn them sooner in life.
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posted on 8/4/20
I feel the positives will be that I will no longer take things for granted like being able to visit my parents at weekends, having sport to watch most days, going for a pint or going to the shop without having to queue outside.
Also I'm one of the fortunate ones who is actually getting paid extra in these times and with nothing to spend it on I will have a decent amount saved by the end of this.
posted on 8/4/20
comment by palmers_spur (U8896)
posted 7 minutes ago
I find I’m on my phone all the time and it’s a real distraction when WFH. I’m sending and receiving ridiculous videos to and from my mates
Has anyone seen the videos with the African pall bearers dancing with the coffins
--------------------------------------------------------------
Must’ve had about 50 of these videos, wild.
posted on 8/4/20
Positives........erm.........
Weirdly, we’re actually spending less on food shopping than we normally do, even though I feel like I’m always eating.
My garden is getting finished at long last. Started it 10 years ago.
I’m walking 8 miles with my dogs every morning, which is offsetting the extra food I’m eating.
I’ve decided I’m never going to retire.
The wife is still alive. Although not sure that’s a positive.
posted on 8/4/20
Pro’s......No chaav families throwing their McDonalds cartons from the car in front while I’m driving
Con’s..... Not being able to see who comes out on top between a Crow and a Seagull as they fight over a discarded pizza box
posted on 8/4/20
comment by LukaBrasi Jose IN (U22178)
posted 3 hours ago
https://twitter.com/NoyCoysGeorge/status/1247636382329298950?s=19
Own up then, who is this weapon? Must be one of the clowns on here. LOL
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So he compared it to a BAD flu and then a MAN flu in one sentence. Make your mind up
posted on 8/4/20
Not watching Spurs...I have enjoyed the break and all the excuses of Jose not having enough time to coach players or for them to rest and understanding his amazing tactic book.
posted on 8/4/20
Another positive is that I've spent a tiny fraction of my time on here which means ive had to put up with much less of sizzle
posted on 8/4/20
Supermarkets less busy and people keeping out the way and not crashing trellises into you
Eco-mentalists keeping quiet for a change.
Less hours for the same pay at work.
Arsenal not losing every week
posted on 8/4/20
1. All the dirty tw*ts in Manchester have been taught how to wash.
posted on 8/4/20
The one positive thing for me is that it's given me a realisation of how often I would be 'too tired' to cook and find myself at the local takeaways.
The money that I have saved including petrol hopefully would encourage long-term positive behaviour.
posted on 8/4/20
I forgot the biggest positive of all...
Liverpool being denied the league
Possibly a bigger LAL than Slippy G
posted on 8/4/20
there's a lot more free time to sit down and watch some football.... oh wait. damn.
for those who do need to drive somewhere, there seems to a lot more 's... i mean cyclists, to target....
posted on 8/4/20
comment by Geoff Tipps (U1449)
posted 6 hours, 45 minutes ago
Pro’s......No chaav families throwing their McDonalds cartons from the car in front while I’m driving
Con’s..... Not being able to see who comes out on top between a Crow and a Seagull as they fight over a discarded pizza box
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Jeezus..your life
posted on 9/4/20
comment by Boom SakaLaca (U3664)
posted 17 hours, 4 minutes ago
I forgot the biggest positive of all...
Liverpool being denied the league
Possibly a bigger LAL than Slippy G
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Sorry to burst your bubble sunshine but Liverpool haven't been denied the league and quite clearly won't be.
Stay safe...
posted on 9/4/20
Maybe if they play bubble football to help comply with social distancing
posted on 10/4/20
So many people wearing masks now who probably should have worn them sooner in life.
posted on 10/4/20
I always find it's the mask wearers who disobey the one way arrows in the Super Markets
posted on 11/4/20
comment by Globaled (U7198)
posted 14 hours, 57 minutes ago
So many people wearing masks now who probably should have worn them sooner in life.
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