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Make-believe wealth everywhere.

Recently my findings are that a lot of the older generation seem to not give a shit about social distancing. Or they just forget about it like I do!

Oh, nice!

People abusing their positions to get a test. Surprised it took this long to come out. Gove wasn’t the first, I’m sure.

My mrs told me about this post, and I agree with Nick. They’re clearly after a few likes. As if you’d “accidentally” cook for that amount of people when you know it’s not needed. On the same(ish) sort of note, I’ve never heard so many texts into radios saying ‘I’m a nurse...’, most of them...

I know. Reminded me of parents evening. Could do better. Challenge accepted though. If driving Miss Daisy gets me to the top then so be it. Easy enough while the roads are dead. I tell myself to take it easy every morning, an hour later I’m driving like a dickhead again.

Still working mate. Weeks ago they said about giving the fleet a box of gloves and some sanitiser each, which almost sounds like a lonely night in. Last week they asked for 6 (out of 15 of us) volunteers to take a minimum of 3 weeks furlough. I thought about everyone I know already taking...

Yeah gloves will transmit it just as easily, unless you change them for EVERY little thing you do. Tesco made me laugh. Disinfect your trolley at the front door when you’ve already been pushing it around for 15 minutes. Yeah well done.

Did you guys ever see that pigeon down the burges, it had that McFlurry thing around it’s neck to make it look like it was wearing a ruff from the Stuart times? It was a great thing.

Doesn’t seem to make a difference as I witnessed this morning. Because the arrows are in the middle of the aisles, as soon as you need to stop for something and actually go up to the shelf, the system goes to cock! If you forget something about 10 aisles ago, you’re buggered.

Tell me just how will it enforce the distance rule to the plain ignorant? They are arrows, stickered to the floor.

Willy wagging time again I see.

Arrows on the floor won’t save anything or anybody.

Born 93, the old man says I was at games before I could walk. I’ve tried to ask him what my first game was but he doesn’t remember the opponents. An early memory that sticks for me is Heskey scoring for Leicester at HR. Can remember the Summerbee tackle on Froggatt. Can remember the Arsenal game...

‘Subtle as a brick’, is the phrase.

Political wars, tax rate wars, whatever next?

Big up to the banana flats!

Oh boy

Well, like every man and his dog, I think China are bullshitting their figures too.