Blather, Waffle and Poppycock!

[fsn]

Great stuff but what rules to use for so many aeroplanes in the combat?

Nobby's WWI rules. 

[fsn]

Just been over to the Widnes Model Shop to do some panic buying before lockdown#2. 

Very busy - both the shop and the town. 

[Techno II]

Would have to say folk in Pembrokeshire have been very good, in not going OTT re panic buying...Tesco's seems absolutely normal, with the exception of seeing  all the people wearing the masks.

Cheers - Phil

[Orcs]

..Tesco's seems absolutely normal, with the exception of seeing  all the people wearing the masks.

Cheers - Phil

I am sure that's an improvement  with some people round here

[Techno II]

What are you trying to say, Mark ?

Cheers - Phil

[Last Hussar]

It means he owns a mirror.

[hammurabi70]

Nobby's WWI rules. 

Err... ?

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Tried this yesterday - Couldn't see any differance in ASDA yesterday, but there were several very large trolley loads infront of me at check out, and people paying in cash. So panic buying was evidenced.

Glasses wearers, the Primark masks seen to be best - a fair few peps wern't wearing one in ASDA though.

[Steve J]

All very normal and quiet in ASDA this morning (6.30) and Lidl at 8.00. No shortages of anything and just the normal early birds out shopping.

[Raider4]

Aldi customer spotted panic-buying

[Orcs]

Standard tesco loo role non-existent this morning at our local Tescos, but a reasonable amount of other types of loo roll.

I could understand this if Covid caused dysentery like stomach problems, but its coughs and lack of taste. Why this means you need 3 time the amount of loo roll is anyone's guess

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Aldi customer spotted panic-buying

Wora irriot

[Techno II]

Aldi customer spotted panic-buying

Spot the brain cell !  .......I'm still not sure I actually believe the photo.

If I put down what I really think, I'd have to report myself to the moderators.....Ummm.

Cheers - Phil 

[flamingpig0]

Tried this yesterday - Couldn't see any differance in ASDA yesterday, but there were several very large trolley loads infront of me at check out, and people paying in cash. So panic buying was evidenced.

Glasses wearers, the Primark masks seen to be best - a fair few peps wern't wearing one in ASDA though.

I had given up wearing glasses with a mask

[Steve J]

Loads of fireworks going off last night and tonight as people seem to be having the parties in advance of tomorrow's lockdown.

[Techno II]

Not heard a single firework this year.

When we HAVE heard them in the past.....they're always very distant.

Cheers - Phil

[mmcv]

Halloween here was mad for them. Non stop all evening long. Guessing because no one could have parties and bigger events were cancelled, a lot of people did their own.

[Steve J]

The traffic noise on the ring road by us sounds normal, so obviously lots of people still going to work or the school run. It will be interesting to see if it does quieten down more after 9.00am.

[Raider4]

This lockdown is not as severe as that in March/April/May. Both my wife and son went to work as normal this morning.

[Lord Kermit of Birkenhead]

Working in town this morning - walking to Hamilton Sq there was virtulally noone, Liverpool city centre empty, but that was before 08:00, biot more crowed on way back although city cenrtre was dead, Grange Road was busy.