Kicked out of the pub...yes, its needed, apparently.
So odd, though.

ElectroClaret wrote: ↑

Fri Sep 25, 2020 10:52 pm

Kicked out of the pub...yes, its needed, apparently.
So odd, though.

Snap ... we were kicked out at 10pm on the button

I'm still in the pub

Goobs wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 12:03 am

I'm still in the pub

Colne......

Think yourself lucky. If you lived in Melbourne you'd be home under curfew from 9pm to 5am.

My word of the week (thanks Zlatan) is

Belm

Half a brain should make you think twice before even going to a pub at all.
I see a lockdown coming.

Because you should be.

HunterST_BFC wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 12:45 am

My word of the week (thanks Zlatan) is

Belm

Half a brain should make you think twice before even going to a pub at all.
I see a lockdown coming.

Yeah, let's all hide away in our houses forever. Unfortunately this virus is going to be around for a while. We have to learn to live with it and get on with our lives or hardly anyone is going to have a job or a life to go back to anyway.

There’s something between being a recluse and selfish behaviour. It’s called common sense and we need more of it until a vaccine is widely available.

It is strange isn't it. Just over 20 years ago you would have been out at 10.30 or 11pm until another bell end (at least where alcohol is concerned) created the free for all we now have increasing pressure on police, NHS and family life-I give you Tony Blair!!!!

Guitargeorge wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:33 am

There’s something between being a recluse and selfish behaviour. It’s called common sense and we need more of it until a vaccine is widely available.

Sadly if you do not have it-you never will.
Although when we say someone has common sense we usually imply they think and behave like us.

mdd2 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 9:56 am

It is strange isn't it. Just over 20 years ago you would have been out at 10.30 or 11pm until another bell end (at least where alcohol is concerned) created the free for all we now have increasing pressure on police, NHS and family life-I give you Tony Blair!!!!

Possibly the most ridiculous comment made on this board for a fair while. The extension to drinking hours was decades overdue and any "increasing pressure" on the police and NHS is due to government cuts, nothing else.
I'm not sure how "family life" has suffered.


I was at the pub last night and, even though we're in a quiet village, we were turfed out at ten and under the current rules, quite rightly.
My gripe is that because of city centre pubs and restaurants allegedly not adhering to the rules, we all suffer.
Much fairer, I'd say, for the police - and army if necessary - to close down those and any other miscreant places rather than everywhere.

evensteadiereddie wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 10:43 am

Possibly the most ridiculous comment made on this board for a fair while. The extension to drinking hours was decades overdue and any "increasing pressure" on the and NHS is due to government cuts, nothing else.
I'm not sure how "family life" has suffered.


I was at the pub last night and, even though we're in a quiet village, we were turfed out at ten and under the current rules, quite rightly.
My gripe is that because of city centre pubs and restaurants allegedly not adhering to the rules, we all suffer.
Much fairer, I'd say, for the - and army if necessary - to close down those and any other miscreant places rather than everywhere.

Are you unaware of the impact an alcoholic in the home has on family life Eddie?
Alcohol related illness has been on the rise for many years-DT's was a rarity on medical wards in the 70's and 80's
and now is more common than ever until the recent fall during lockdown which was accompanied by an increase in calls to AA for help and no doubt other self help organisations. I would also advise checking as to why drinking hours were introduced and ask yourself if you believe human behaviour has changed in 105 years.

Absolutely nothing wrong with those that decided to sit at a table in a local pub or bar until 10pm, why is that selfish behaviour?

There won’t be any pubs or bars left if nobody ever goes to them, although I doubt that will effect a lot of those complaining as I very much doubt they go out anyway.

I didn’t go out but to start labelling folk selfish for following government guidance is out of order.

If people just sat at tables and had waiter service and kept distance from others it would be ok. Sadly they are not. People going out for a meal in a quiet village pub shouldn’t be penalised by a bunch of 20 somethings going on a non socially distant **** up in a city centre pub. As soon as ‘drinking’ pubs opened up and the selfish had to have their annual **** up holiday abroad it was obvious cases would rise. An idiot could have seen that.

Boss Hogg wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 11:36 am

If people just sat at tables and had waiter service and kept distance from others it would be ok. Sadly they are not. People going out for a meal in a quiet village pub shouldn’t be penalised by a bunch of 20 somethings going on a non socially distant **** up in a city centre pub. As soon as ‘drinking’ pubs opened up and the selfish had to have their annual **** up holiday abroad it was obvious cases would rise. An idiot could have seen that.

Those bunch of 20 somethings shouldn’t have to live in a world where racist, sexists, homophobic views are still used, where population, global warming is rife all because of older generations generally couldn’t give a **** about any of it.

So instead of just blaming young people for problems have a look at what the old coffin dodging generations generally did.

What an awful post. People should abide by social distancing rules. It’s been proved who and in which environments it’s being spread.

Bullabill wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 12:30 am

Think yourself lucky. If you lived in Melbourne you'd be home under curfew from 9pm to 5am.

So its up early and off to the Pub then

Boss Hogg wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 12:36 pm

It’s been proved who and in which environments it’s being spread.

That's within households isn't it? Hence the current restrictions.
If you want evidence, look at the map of local stats. There are virtually no pubs or places where you can have social gatherings where the disease can spread in the areas of highest incidence.
(I'm not an habitual pub- goer by the way. I just went in during the "eat out" scheme.)

Remember when pubs shut in the afternoon?

mdd2 wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 11:13 am

Are you unaware of the impact an alcoholic in the home has on family life Eddie?
Alcohol related illness has been on the rise for many years-DT's was a rarity on medical wards in the 70's and 80's
and now is more common than ever until the recent fall during lockdown which was accompanied by an increase in calls to AA for help and no doubt other self help organisations. I would also advise checking as to why drinking hours were introduced and ask yourself if you believe human behaviour has changed in 105 years.

I'm aware of the impact an alcoholic in the home has on family life but I am also able to put the number of such alcoholics against ordinary drinkers into some kind of perspective.
I'd also argue that most alcoholics do not frequent pubs to drink when supermarkets and so on can offer alcohol for a fraction of the price.

Those bunch of 20 somethings shouldn’t have to live in a world where racist, sexists, homophobic views are still used, where population, global warming is rife all because of older generations generally couldn’t give a **** about any of it.

So instead of just blaming young people for problems have a look at what the old coffin dodging generations generally did

There has been some offensive crap posted on here over the years but the above posting ranks among the worst.
If you want to know what "the old coffin dodging generations did" read a bloody book or two you moron!
Also, who decided that that generation is the "racist, sexist and homophobic" generation and that all the world's other issues are their fault?
You utter clown.

Thank you CaptainKirk only just seen that post. Finished with utter clown, spot on.

So it’s ok to make sweeping generalisations about the younger generation, but not the older generation?

Dyched wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 11:51 am

Those bunch of 20 somethings shouldn’t have to live in a world where racist, sexists, homophobic views are still used, where population, global warming is rife all because of older generations generally couldn’t give a **** about any of it.

So instead of just blaming young people for problems have a look at what the old coffin dodging generations generally did.

lol this post is so cringe

HunterST_BFC wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 12:45 am

My word of the week (thanks Zlatan) is

Belm

Half a brain should make you think twice before even going to a pub at all.
I see a lockdown coming.

CONGRATULATIONS.
BURNLEY is now Number One

Burnley Ace wrote: ↑

Sat Sep 26, 2020 1:23 pm

Remember when pubs shut in the afternoon?

Aye! I used to do a paper round in the early 80's and delivered to the locals. What was it? 10-2? Then 5 'til 10.30/11?

Normally a sign of a heavy day when you’re kicked out before closing time.

They keep quoting figures like 320 per 100,000 but there's only about 70,000 people live in Burnley so thats around 300 cases. It's not good if you are one of those but people around the country will be thinking the town is doomed.

BenWickes wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:45 pm

Aye! I used to do a paper round in the early 80's and delivered to the locals. What was it? 10-2? Then 5 'til 10.30/11?

That’s about right, think it was worse on a Sunday.

were doomed Mr Mainwaring

redwasp wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:50 pm

They keep quoting figures like 320 per 100,000 but there's only about 70,000 people live in Burnley so thats around 300 cases. It's not good if you are one of those but people around the country will be thinking the town is doomed.

And 250 of them won’t have even known they had it.

Still worrying as ultimately it’s going in the wrong direction again

My thought on this is simple. If you're out doing something that isn't absolutely necessary then you're a f*cking moron!

BenWickes wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 8:02 pm

My thought on this is simple. If you're out doing something that isn't absolutely necessary then you're a f*cking moron!

So basically people should only leave their house to go to work and maybe the supermarket? The virus is going to be around for a long time, we can't hide in our houses and put life on hold forever.

BenWickes wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 8:02 pm

My thought on this is simple. If you're out doing something that isn't absolutely necessary then you're a f*cking moron!

What a bizarre view.

BenWickes wrote: ↑

Wed Sep 30, 2020 6:45 pm

Aye! I used to do a paper round in the early 80's and delivered to the locals. What was it? 10-2? Then 5 'til 10.30/11?

11am to 3pm, 5pm to 11 pm weekdays and Saturdays.

12 noon to 2pm, 7pm to 10:30pm Sundays.

Just been up Colne for a few pints and it was absolutely dead for a Friday night. This 10pm curfew will finish off a lot of the hospitality industry over the winter if it isn't reviewed soon.