29-07-2020, 10:49 PM
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Coronavirus seems to be a "number online".Its just a number. 1,2,3, 20,50,a thousand?
Unless anyone losses a friend, someone close, then its just a number online.
Is it real?
Yeah right! As if!
If i can do anything to change things,please use masks,gloves,sanitizer,self distance, anything and all things to stay safe and help each other!
Friends are just people you haven't met,yet!"
Yes?
29-07-2020, 10:51 PM
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Originally Posted by Gaz55
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Thanks Guys.Guess I'm being emotional.
Thanks for the support.
Appreciate it.
Friends are important.
Gaz, whatever has upset you tonight will pass.
I know that's easy to say, but very often if we can get a good night's sleep, things don't look quite so bleak next day.
29-07-2020, 10:55 PM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Gaz, whatever has upset you tonight will pass.I know that's easy to say, but very often if we can get a good night's sleep, things don't look quite so bleak next day.
When I joined this forum, I had to pay Longdogs to be my friend. Although I cancelled the standing order payments to him ages ago, he hasn't taken the hint yet...
Tomorrow is another day and one can but live in hope
29-07-2020, 11:19 PM
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Tesco will take either. I pay for my groceries by card because I don't have that amount of cash on me. I pay cash if I'm not buying much, in the corner Co-op, no one has refused it yet.If we go to a car boot, we haven't yet though, but no way could you use a card at a car boot, besides which I am a good haggler.
30-07-2020, 10:26 AM
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Originally Posted by Mups
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Gaz, another thing that annoys me round here, when if I pay by card they refuse to give 'Cash Back.'One till operator (I think it was in M & S) said - "There is no point in us asking for card payments if we then have to handle cash for 'cash back' requests!"
So it was a trip to the grubby looking cash point instead.
Fortunately I keep a box of gloves in my car for such occasions.
I thought you were going to say "I keep a box of Cash in my car"....
Just for the record, I wonder how many people have actually been infected from handling cash? You would have to shove an infected tenner up your nose to catch covid off of it....Or pick your nose while serving someone at the till....
I think that if you could catch covid of cash and other inanimate things, there would be an awful lot more infected people walking about....
30-07-2020, 10:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Tiffany
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Tesco will take either. I pay for my groceries by card because I don't have that amount of cash on me. I pay cash if I'm not buying much, in the corner Co-op, no one has refused it yet.If we go to a car boot, we haven't yet though, but no way could you use a card at a car boot, besides which I am a good haggler.
I hope an infected person hasn't used the scanner before me....
30-07-2020, 10:40 AM
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No one ever answers the fundamental questions, IE, if the virus has an optimum life of 72 hours, on a shiny solid surface, why bother disinfecting? just shut a place for three days and have done. Sometimes you get the feeling, experts don't trust their own information.30-07-2020, 11:06 AM
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Originally Posted by spitfire
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No one ever answers the fundamental questions, IE, if the virus has an optimum life of 72 hours, on a shiny solid surface, why bother disinfecting? just shut a place for three days and have done. Sometimes you get the feeling, experts don't trust their own information.
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