I am over the word jab. Makes me get hot anger inside.
Continuing living like its 2019, have been since August last year
Continuing living like its 2019, have been since August last year
I agree with the bit in bold. I wouldn't say anything to a non-mask wearer in public, as you never know what any stranger's temperament is like.It makes them feel superior. They wouldnât say boo to a goose in real life I bet. Itâs insufferable. Iâll wear a mask, but I donât give a tit if someone else isnât wearing theirs. I can only be responsible for myself.
It is very true that minding your own business is one of the best things to do for your wellbeing.I agree with the bit in bold. I wouldn't say anything to a non-mask wearer in public, as you never know what any stranger's temperament is like.
But I think the same applies to most people. Regardless of someone's position on the virus, masks or vaccines, it would be ill advised to subject random strangers to said views.
I only give my views here because people have to make a conscious choice to open this thread knowing they'll read views. But otherwise no one should force their opinions on others.
I suppose some of the workplaces are doing it for self interest, because there's less chance of people going off sick if they work from home. Call me a cynic.Itâs weird so many work places are taking it upon themselves to say WFH and cancel Christmas parties when the message today was there is no need to do this. Just seems overly cautious to me, like if we get put in lockdown that will happen anyway Same with nativities etc, government saying donât cancel them.
My nieces school is going ahead as normal, and we are still in the office one day a week and travelling for our Christmas party as planned atm.
Also the opening post says Scotland are in an 8 day lockdown? I havenât seen anything about that⊠dunno if Iâve missed an announcement
My husband has had his cancelled too.Weâve just had ours cancelled
100% especially those sectors that are vitalI suppose some of the workplaces are doing it for self interest, because there's less chance of people going off sick if they work from home. Call me a cynic.
And the companies won't have to book a meal / rent a room / have employees get pissed and fight/shag each other.I suppose some of the workplaces are doing it for self interest, because there's less chance of people going off sick if they work from home. Call me a cynic.
I thought I read that at the end of the last thread, apologies if I was wrong xAlso the opening post says Scotland are in an 8 day lockdown? I havenât seen anything about that⊠dunno if Iâve missed an announcement
I thought I read that at the end of the last thread, apologies if I was wrong x
To be fair thatâs exactly why ours has been cancelled. Some of my team do shifts and we need cover 24/7. If even 1 or 2 of them get take pour weâre screwedI suppose some of the workplaces are doing it for self interest, because there's less chance of people going off sick if they work from home. Call me a cynic.
Exactly. No matter what side of the fence you are on you can never guarantee that a random member of the public isn't more crazy than you areI agree with the bit in bold. I wouldn't say anything to a non-mask wearer in public, as you never know what any stranger's temperament is like.
But I think the same applies to most people. Regardless of someone's position on the virus, masks or vaccines, it would be ill advised to subject random strangers to said views.
I only give my views here because people have to make a conscious choice to open this thread knowing they'll read views. But otherwise no one should force their opinions on others.
I do think it's time we showed these Governments that we are not as stupid as they think we are.Of course they did.
Boris Johnson 'broke Covid lockdown rules' with Downing Street parties at Xmas
When the country was in the grips of the second lockdown Prime Minister Boris Johnson allowed a festive party to go ahead in Number 10, it has been claimedwww.mirror.co.uk
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.
I've already said I'm having my Christmas come hell or high water and I'd suggest everyone does the same. Government advisors "testing their eyesight," affairs with colleagues and parties whilst the rest of us suffered. No, life has to go on.Of course they did.
Boris Johnson 'broke Covid lockdown rules' with Downing Street parties at Xmas
When the country was in the grips of the second lockdown Prime Minister Boris Johnson allowed a festive party to go ahead in Number 10, it has been claimedwww.mirror.co.uk
Fool me once, shame on you. Fool me twice, shame on me.