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Put mask on
Catch bus/train to pub
Take mask off
Enter 'moderately busy' pub surrounded by total strangers

I must admit that I'm (occasionally) doing it but it doesn't make much rational sense does it?

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Tommy Hutchison was a quality player and a pleasure to watch. I think he played for a couple of seasons on the left side of midfield. A great dribbler and crosser of the ball.

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A major national/international recession seems inevitable with mass unemployment looming. The younger generation are likely to be most affected which could lead to serious social unrest and disillusionment. If there isn't enough work to go round then why not have an INTEGRATED INTERNATIONAL PLAN to ...

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If a player is 'really unhappy' at a club then why don't they just put in a transfer request? Surely it is within their 'human rights' to do so.

NO employment contract is more important than the 'health and wellbeing' of an individual.

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Free car parking for up to three hours Encourage small, independent (interesting) shops with extremely low business rates Cover the market square with an Eden like glass roof and fill with tropical plants An art gallery (run by Towneley Hall staff) An industrial museum A small park/open area for liv...

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Free car parking for up to three hours might be a good start.

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The youngest baby (on record) to survive is 23 weeks and 3 days after conception. A massive tribute to the advancement of science and medical technology.

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How much does sky premier league football cost per month?
Somewhere in the region of £50?

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The Imitation Game
Sleeper
The Damned United
The Commitments
Blazing Saddles
The Buddy Holly Story
The Graduate
Predator
Dumb and Dumber
The Ring
The Wizard of Oz
Rita, Sue and Bob too

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Crowd looks to be about 12,000 less than normal

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5). They didn't have an immigration policy

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Property values likely to decrease by 10-20% over the next three years so take great care when calculating how much you can afford to borrow.

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Sadly, 38 more deaths with Covid 19 as a contributory factor on the death certificate.

BBC are STILL making the unacceptable mistake by reporting that the deaths are FROM Covid 19.

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Sunak said it will be safe to go shopping tomorrow. It isn't safe. If you wear a face covering and keep to the social distancing rule then you will minimise your individual risk of infection. That isn't the same as being 100% safe.

Each individual must decide for themselves how much risk to take.

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Ford have just announced the launch of a range of retro 'upcycled' cars. The first model will be called the 'Ford Pubic' and will be made from recycled Corsairs.

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A significant contributory reason for the high UK figures is due to England being overpopulated and far too many people living in densely packed urban areas. Maybe our farmers should give up some of their wasted land (grazing sheep) to allow a more even population spread?

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The 'problem' for countries who locked down early and have had low numbers of infections is that they will have no 'low level background herd immunity' and will be extremely susceptible to new infections from visitors to their country.

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I think we are now in the (inevitable) herd immunity phase of the pandemic. Life must go on and the government must be responsible for MINIMISING the spread of infection whilst at the same time allowing reasonable economic activity. Some specific local lockdowns might be necessary but another nation...

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If someone catches the virus between 4 and 5pm in a supermarket on a particular day how are contacts traced if that person didn't have a phone (nor did 20% of other shoppers) ?

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The Ring - an interesting and clever plot which is difficult to predict. The last scene where she emerges from the well scared me sh!tless.

Have tried to watch it again on a few occasions but the first viewing left me scarred (scared) for life!

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Pub in the back garden?

From Monday you can meet up with up to six friends and have a few beers in the back garden.

I think

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Maybe we will just have to accept a 0.5 -1% premature death rate after infection is the price that has to be paid for the country to return to some kind of new normality. The over 70s and those with serious underlying medical problems might be being protected but is mass unemployment, a collapsed ec...

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The post-apocalyptic feel of our town centre is both sad and disturbing. The beginning of June as a reopen target might be too late for many small businesses. There doesn't appear to have been any local spikes of infection from our ever open supermarkets, so why are our town centre shops still closed?

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Face coverings on public transport should be compulsory by law otherwise a second spike and lockdown are inevitable.

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We have had lots of great international class players over the years but would you consider any of them to be genuinely WORLD CLASS?

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One of my Dad's favourites

"When will't young dog bring th'old dog a bone?"

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He/She won't die wondering

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Bosch cordless mowers are very good and are (surprisingly) made in the UK (not China).

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A business opportunity for someone?

What virtual chant/song should be triggered by what match incident?

Example - 0-5 down - "wtf is going on?"

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If games are played behind closed doors then 'virtual' crowd chants and songs will be necessary to improve the viewing experience.

I'd love the job of switching on the chant when a team is 0-5 down "wtf is going on?"

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Can play golf from Wednesday with one person from your family or one person from outside your family.

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"There is only one thing worse than being talked about and that is NOT being talked about"

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"Anything you say will be taken down and may be used against you in court"

"Please don't hit me again officer"

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Graffiti on the condom machine at The Hop pub circa 1976

"Burst one and win a baby"

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2 metre distancing on public transport is obviously impossible. Reducing down to 1 metre and making face coverings compulsory is imo the only possible solution. Buses, trains, tubes etc will need to limit the number of passengers they carry at any one time (good luck with that!).

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BBC still making the same (serious) mistake of quoting numbers of deaths FROM Coronavirus instead of deaths WITH Coronavirus.

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If it is possible to keep people 2 metres apart then it should re-open on Monday. That would include most shops, garden centres, golf courses etc etc.

If we wait another 3, 6, 9 or 12 weeks, nothing significant will change in that time, so why wait?

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Have the Chinese government said sorry (to the whole of mankind) yet?

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https://m.youtube.com/watch?v=0wSuKUJMfxU

Hey! Don't forget my favourite

Brenda Holloway

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Prediction: There will soon be a massive boom in sales of 2 seater electric cars because public transport is (tragically) kaput for the next year or two.

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Have decided after lock down I’m going to start to learn to play golf - get some lessons, etc - so hope they open soon (especially if football is not restarting). All golf courses (obviously) have their pros and cons. I prefer to rotate between courses, rather than being a member of a single club, ...

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Am looking forward to our excellent local golf courses opening in the next two weeks. Two player rounds only initially. Two metre distancing will be no problem. Maybe an initial limit - 10 miles? - on how far you can travel between home and course.

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Does anyone know the number of positive tests (so far) within the Burnley Borough boundaries? Every NHS number is linked to a postcode so this info. must be available somewhere.

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Immediate 20% import tax (Covid reparation tax) on all Chinese goods and services to help pay for this medical and economic disaster?

No doubt our trade deficit with China is enormous so it would be a yes from me.

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You’re going to have real trouble if you start relaxing lockdown only for certain sections of society. Golf and tennis are very much middle class pursuits, relaxing rules around just those sports isn’t helping a tower block dweller in an inner city much. I was unaware that 'lower class' people were...

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Let's not forget that supermarkets and food shops have been open and busy during the lockdown and there doesn't appear to have been any serious local infection incidents. We need to start gradually relaxing the lockdown NOW with clear, easily understood 'step by step' instructions (not guidelines) e...

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lockdown ending will be a result of pressure from Tory party funders..and be dictated by their desire to get the big bucks flowing again.. as was the delay in starting lockdown Boris's job at the moment is to act like he's resisting pressure from the public...which is still near non existent in rea...

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A love reputation - Denise La Salle (Tarpon) If that's what you wanted - Frank Beverly & The Butlers (Sassy) Don't Pretend - The Belles (Mirwood) Out on the floor - Dobie Gray (Charger) Seven days too long - Chuck Wood (Roulette) Do I love you (indeed I do) - Frank Wilson (Soul) Back street - Edwin ...

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What will be the difference in a VERY CAREFUL AND GRADUAL relaxation of the lockdown NOW and a very careful and gradual relaxation of the lockdown in, say, another 6 weeks time?

Will anything have significantly changed?

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Every 'town' should have a 'community hospital' which should be flexible enough to work in different ways according to local pressures/requirements. Normally they act as a stepping stone between acute care hospitals and care home/home (they are much cheaper to run than acute care hospitals). In the ...

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