Coronavirus & Lockdowns - the Positives - Thread

[edgie]

Aren't they wearing masks though?

Only a couple. Most don't.

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[DickieKnee]

Only a couple. Most don't.

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I suppose you'd have to take it off for oral.

 

[Hawk Dork]

Only a couple. Most don't.

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Any QR codes ?

 

[the_interloper]

Going to my mate's tomorrow night for a jam, we haven't been able to play in months obviously so I'm incredibly pumped, that's positive I guess. Probably will sound like s**t but as long as it's noisy I guess.

 

[Gralin]

Probably highlighted who amongst the people you know would go to absolute water should something more serious than a virus occur in our lifetimes.

Wait til you hear about this thing called climate change

 

[Spitty_the_alpaca]

Wait til you hear about this thing called climate change

Covid emergency - Climate emergency.... same same, all BS, communism with a different name.

 

[Gralin]

Covid emergency - Climate emergency.... same same, all BS, communism with a different name.

Communism you say. Tell me more, this sounds interesting

 

[peternorth]

Happy no more lockdown day

 

[Louie the Lipinski]

As a person with a quite social life my FOMO has been at an all time low during the lockdowns Guess it'll be back with a vengeance now that everything is opening up again.
#firstworldproblems

 

[Gough]

Communism you say. Tell me more, this sounds interesting

Is there any business in Victoria that isn't a cafe or hairdresser?

 

[the_interloper]

Is there any business in Victoria that isn't a cafe or hairdresser?

We have drug dealers too, I don’t know if they need to be double vaxxed though

 

[Gough]

We have drug dealers too, I don’t know if they need to be double vaxxed though

It would be like 420 for those guys today.

 

[the_interloper]

It would be like 420 for those guys today.

I know one coke dealer who has been on fire during lockdown, with his work permit he’s managed to keep going (permit for his day job not dealing obviously)

 

[Gough]

I know one coke dealer who has been on fire during lockdown, with his work permit he’s managed to keep going (permit for his day job not dealing obviously)

I gave up bump when I decided I liked sleep more and realised I was more than capable of being an a-hole without it.

 

[Hawk Dork]

Is there any business in Victoria that isn't a cafe or hairdresser?

Not just Victoria
Its the modern age the Dole trains everyone to be a barrista and the OS student visa scam ensured barristas and hairdressers were vital ...just need to fill those empty shops with more.

Avo growers are crying at under a $1 an Avo and the self funded retirees have hoarded all their money with out a cake and coffee a day and no cruises

 

[Gough]

Melbourne today.

 

[Louie the Lipinski]

I know one coke dealer who has been on fire during lockdown, with his work permit he’s managed to keep going (permit for his day job not dealing obviously)

You need better acquaintances.

 

[the_interloper]

You need better acquaintances.

Drugs are cool though

 

[Louie the Lipinski]

Drugs are cool though

Only in the movies.

 

[Hawk Dork]

The train will shortly be arriving in 1983: a boyhood rebuilt in Britain’s biggest model railway


As lockdown projects go, it doesn’t get much bigger than a 60-metre long model railway.

When Simon George set about re-creating his favourite childhood spot from 1983, he had no idea it would expand to become the biggest of its kind in Britain.



“I suppose all of us as kids always had somewhere that we’d go to, whether outside a corner shop or in a park,” said 53-year-old George, who lives in Ripon, North Yorkshire.

“But where I used to go when I was a kid was a railway junction, just near Mirfield in West Yorkshire. I used to spend a lot of time there, watching the trains go past, and it left an indelible impact on my memory.”

Having never built a model railway before, George began the model in 2015 as a hobby.
But after selling his share of a supercar driving experience company two and a half years ago, he threw himself into the project and worked on it doggedly during lockdown.

The train will shortly be arriving in 1983: a boyhood rebuilt in Britain’s biggest model railway

Six years, £250,000 and 5,000 brass leaves: how Simon George’s lockdown project took on a life of its own

www.theguardian.com

 

[peternorth]

doing simple things like going to the shops or cinema will feel like xmas or your first decent intimate experience

 

[Shell]

Oi. Thread needs to be moved up there ^^^^^

/please

 

[peternorth]

Oi. Thread needs to be moved up there ^^^^^

/please

this thread?

 

[Shell]

Yesi assumed all covid threads were meant to be in the covid subforum

 

[Gralin]

Yesi assumed all covid threads were meant to be in the covid subforum

you might want to report your request post or tag a mod in if you want that done