Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sat Jul 18, 2020 2:55 pm  

Strinket wrote:

You have to hand it to Cummings and Johnson, they’ve managed to weaponise stupidity.

The poster above being a prime example. Little Wayne, little brain perhaps.

it's not hard to see why you have difficulty composing a post.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sat Jul 18, 2020 4:12 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

Little Wayne detests the Conservatives so I don’t know why you think he doesn’t unless he just does not want to admit it because it would suggest he is gullible and is embarrassed to admit he was drawn in by his lies.

Nice try Sir Percy but no cigar.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sat Jul 18, 2020 10:26 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

Little Wayne detests the Conservatives so I don’t know why you think he doesn’t unless he just does not want to admit it because it would suggest he is gullible and is embarrassed to admit he was drawn in by his lies.

What’s your take on labour killing millions of innocent people on the back of weapons of mass destruction?

Or was that ok because they were only doing it on the back of independent advice? You know, like the number 1 party in the uk are doing now?

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sun Jul 19, 2020 6:01 am  

Steph Curry wrote:

What’s your take on labour killing millions of innocent people on the back of weapons of mass destruction?

Or was that ok because they were only doing it on the back of independent advice? You know, like the number 1 party in the uk are doing now?

Good luck with that Steph trying to get a reasoned response from tovarishch Percy on that one.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sun Jul 19, 2020 9:47 am  

little wayne69 wrote:

Good luck with that Steph trying to get a reasoned response from tovarishch Percy on that one.

If SC ever came up with a reasoned question other than the usual then I would reply. I assume you must agree with the posts of SC which is a bit strange for a non political poster.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sun Jul 19, 2020 10:25 am  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

If SC ever came up with a reasoned question other than the usual then I would reply. I assume you must agree with the posts of SC which is a bit strange for a non political poster.

Yes tovarishch I do occasionally agree with him though I do try not to make it obvious, it might surprise you to know that on the odd rare (very rare) occasion I agree with you, but that only applies to matters belonging to Wakefield Trinity, I don't feel the need to defend my stance on politics, it's a subject I find as boring as much as your whinging about Wakey, but as far as politics go I can accept opinions on the subject unfortunately yours and that of your first Lieutenant wilzay are not opinions of substance but simply bitterness for whatever reasons.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Sun Jul 26, 2020 8:36 pm  

Who would of thought more confusion the foreign office states you can only go to mainland Spain for essential journeys therefore your insurance will not be valid. The same branch does not apply the same conditions in respect of travel to the Balearics and Canary Islands so you are insured. The transport department does not adopt the same geographical areas and therefore all must quarantine for 14 days when they return.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Mon Jul 27, 2020 7:36 am  

Steph Curry wrote:

What’s your take on labour killing millions of innocent people on the back of weapons of mass destruction?

Or was that ok because they were only doing it on the back of independent advice? You know, like the number 1 party in the uk are doing now?

And you believe them ?
In this scenario scientist = scapegoat and you do know that they are no longer following the science, it's about balancing the economy v risk to the public, just as it always has been.

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Mon Jul 27, 2020 7:41 am  

Given that there has been an outbreak at a caravan park in Shropshire I think there may well be a rethink on stadiums reopening, face coverings or not. October is still 12 weeks away so things could change a number of times (travel to Spain, for example) This is what we need, but it is a way off. Istobal,amongst others, have something that may help short term

Given that there has been an outbreak at a caravan park in Shropshire I think there may well be a rethink on stadiums reopening, face coverings or not. October is still 12 weeks away so things could change a number of times (travel to Spain, for example) This is what we need, but it is a way off. Istobal,amongst others, have something that may help short term

Re: face coverings in public spaces ? : Mon Jul 27, 2020 5:21 pm  

Scarlet Pimpernell wrote:

Who would of thought more confusion the foreign office states you can only go to mainland Spain for essential journeys therefore your insurance will not be valid. The same branch does not apply the same conditions in respect of travel to the Balearics and Canary Islands so you are insured. The transport department does not adopt the same geographical areas and therefore all must quarantine for 14 days when they return.

But its not confusing though is it? Seeing as though you've explained it in a couple of sentences. Illogical maybe but not confusing