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I often describe mine as my man cave. Good analogy - often dingey, can't stand up fully, somewhat damp, and if I haven't emptied the pota poti recently has a smell often found in caves ( and underpasses )
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Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
I did get them to put the batch sticker in my RAF 'jab book' so do effectivly have a complete jab history for the last 36 years -
Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
... getting to the bottom of the barrel now. Had a text about 30mins ago inviting me for the jab. Responded immediately and got first thing tomorrow in Hoveton. Happy days -
Devils advocate. My 'local' Council Tax is paid to North Norfolk Council - it is defined as a local tax by Government, so I could argue anywhere in that area is fair game
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No, it's cleary empty. I'll let you off it YOU emptied it ( thereby hangs a tale. RAF, parade on a Sunday in Norwich. Barrel put on for the victims. Being a Sunday only 6 turn up. 2 Driving so one pint and scarper. Remaining 4 still there at 19:00 when bar opened and defending 'their' barrel with drunken billigerance )
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Initial outrage, then.... how many boats will this actually stop getting into Norwich ? Carrow is 14 foot. Checking the heights before I posted that, the A47 is 35' My mast is 30 foot, plus the 4 foot from waterline to deck - hmmm, dare I.......
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Well according to the EDP today Wroxham, Horning, Stalham & Potter are all at zero reported posititive COVID tests Hope it can stay like that
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Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
On a sidenote, and somewhat ironic, I picked up some home test LFT kits before our daughter returns to school next week. -
Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
I spend around £200 in a normal month on petrol - that's been about £50, but i've burnt £300 of oil since December, plus increased electricity of around £40 / month. As you say, grendel, not a lot in it. BUT I suspect many firms will use this as an excuse for no pay rises -
Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
My heating bill with school out and 3 of us at home has sky-rocketted -
Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
Yep - had a shop manger locally recently say that they are getting a lot of older people coming in with no mask " well I've had the jab now" -
Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
The queue outside Hoveton hall had a decidedly younger look to it this morning -
Yes, I see. Its the open air bit that was a bit of a curved ball. Just need another decent bit of decent weather then
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Fair enough - my boat is in the village and last week I went sailing legally and in full compliance. Now it appears I can’t again 🙄
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For me it seems a tightening of restrictions. Previously sailing was allowable exercise, which I had clarrified by the BA, with no statement as to open air or not. OK, I helm outside but the boat does have a cabin so is now suddenly out of bounds again..... for now.
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Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
I still have my military injection record card - lists everything I've been jabbed with, when, and batch details. Wonder if the NHS would be willing to add a line - handy to keep it all in the same place. -
I went sailing today. For the first time ever I sailed straight out of Cox's and onto Barton. Normally I'll motor out, then mudweight up and rig the sails / get the fenders in before sailing away. So today I was a sloppy sailor with them dangling I'm afraid. I cant leave the helm to get them in under sail. Sailing is allowed as exercise so I tried to comply as much as possible by not motoring like 'normal'
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Last night I was chatting to an elderly chap ( said he was 75 ) outside the chippy whilst waiting for my order. He will not have the jab, does not get the flu jab, and believes the whole thing is a government backed con, driven in part by backhanders from Europe........ He will not be alone in his views As long as there are people of a like mind, I don't think we will be able to fully quash the disease
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so far I've resisted going sailing. If the weather holds I may go out this weekend, before the rush
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Being in my mid 50's, I'm messed up with the metric system. As me how far to Norwich you'll get it in miles, or a rough measurement will be in feet and inches. As soon as I start any engineering task I'll immediately mentally switch to mm though.... Still remember toddling off to the sweet shop, on my own ( only just 5 when we went decimal ) with my three penny bit pocket money.
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Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
Grend Grendel - isn't it obvious what's happening ? The PM has tried to put the economy as a priority ( as much as possible ) throughout COVID. They clearly want you back in Norfolk spending money as soon as possible -
Most Of The Oldies Have Had The Jab Now.
RumPunch replied to Chelsea14Ian's topic in The Broadscot Lounge
Interesting angle on 'the jab' A friend of mine in the USA has just had her jab, despite being a fit 40 something. It seems the reason is she's married to a Native American and they are very close to the top of the list -
Back to the safety / education issues, perhaps they need PCSO's / Specials or water borne equivalent from the local boating community ? Don't need to pay them, just train, issue ID, and maybe discounted / free toll as an incentive. Many of us do help / offer advice. Maybe if we could speak with authority.......
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I normally pack the wife and daughter off to the mother in laws for the weekend when any decorating needs doing - less of a headache. In lockdown I can't and she's nagging to do some - trouble is it's impossible: " clean up at the end of the day" " I need to get there" " look at the mess you're making" Plus my decorating engine runs on beer and curry, which tends to be frowned upon