Activities During Lockdown

[dtaai-maai]

Okay, I'll play...


1. Who/what are you? The Entertainer
2. Describe yourself: The Confusion
3. What does life mean to you? The Comedy of Errors
4. How are you? The Search for Love
5. Describe the area you live in now: Between Two Silences
6. Where would you like to travel? The Travels of Marco Polo
7. Describe your best friend: The Good Guy
8. Your favourite colour? Red Plush and Grease-paint
9. What’s the weather like now? A Thousand Splendid Suns
10. The best time of year? To Autumn
11. If you were a tv series, what would you be called? The Walking Dead, Outlander or Fleabag, depending who you ask...
12. How is your relationship? Much Ado About Nothing
13. What are you afraid of? Untold stories
14. What do you wish? Great Expectations
15. Today’s aphorism: All The World's A Stage
16. How would you like to die? The Last Laugh
17. What is the advice you’d like to give? Never Say Die

[sateeb]

Mine
1. Who/what are you? The Devils Advocate
2. Describe yourself: A man for all Seasons
3. What does life mean to you? Eat Pray Love
4. How are you? Happyish
5. Describe the area you live in now: The Beach
6. Where would you like to travel? To The Moon And Back
7. Describe your best friend: O Brother Where Art Thou
8. Your favourite colour? Blue Velvet
9. What’s the weather like now? Cloudy With A Chance Of Meatballs
10. The best time of year? Winter's Bone
11. If you were a tv series, what would you be called? Arrested Development
12. How is your relationship? Rocky
13. What are you afraid of? Gremlins
14. What do you wish? True Romance
15. Today’s aphorism: What Dreams May Come
16. How would you like to die? Die Another day
17. What is the advice you’d like to give? No Country For Old Men

[dtaai-maai]

Keep working on the quotes, sateeb...

[sateeb]

[sateeb]

Song titles??

Having a nap..zzz

[migrant]

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Day 30

[dtaai-maai]

I found this quite moving. I think I need to get back to normal quick!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/entertain ... neighbours

[pharvey]

I found this quite moving. I think I need to get back to normal quick!

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/av/entertain ... neighbours

I found it upsetting that I actually watched it...

[pharvey]

A little quiz for F1 aficionados...... https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/formula1/52401900 (4/10 for me )

[pharvey]

As good a place as any to post this I guess - love it (even with Piers Morgan )
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[STEVE G]

Thankfully, I have a social life back again! I've worked throughout this lockdown but working all day and sitting in a studio apartment watching Netflix every evening has been pretty crap by any definition.
Now, bars here have started selling "takeaway" beer that you drink outside and if that's not your thing, drinking in the park has become a big event, I'm in one now with several hundred other like minded people.
This has been going on for a week now and it seems to have had no effect on the infection ratio, so it makes you wonder if these strict lockdowns actually achieved anything. From everything I've read, it's highly unlikely that you catch an infectious disease in the open air, so forcing people to stay indoors seems to me to be a bit counterproductive.

[handdrummer]

o forcing people to stay indoors seems to me to be a bit counterproductive.

I think that the "authorities" don't really know what to do so they impose as strict a regime as they think people will endure, and hope for the best.

In the US, most states that have re-opened have experienced a spike in Covid cases. So maybe, avoiding other humans is a good thing. I've been avoiding them for years and it's worked out well.

[sateeb]

o forcing people to stay indoors seems to me to be a bit counterproductive.

I think that the "authorities" don't really know what to do so they impose as strict a regime as they think people will endure, and hope for the best.

In the US, most states that have re-opened have experienced a spike in Covid cases. So maybe, avoiding other humans is a good thing. I've been avoiding them for years and it's worked out well.

Please evidence that claim.


MAY 17, 2020 / 8:25 PM / 4 DAYS AGO
So far, no spike in coronavirus in places reopening, U.S. health secretary says

https://www.reuters.com/article/us-heal ... SKBN22T0HN

[sateeb]

Seems like the Brits have made their own minds up. Southend beach yesterday.

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https://www.bbc.com/news/uk-england-52754039

[nil]

Nice when the Government is paying 80% of your salary to sit a home. Might as well pop down to the beach for the day.