At what point do you batten down the hatches?
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Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
Emergency planning regarding communication, water/food supply, shelter, equipment, transport and of course what guns to have with us!
Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
It's common in Aldi stores all across the North of England, apart from the Blackburn and Rochdale stores, I buy my lunch in them most days so I'm often in the queue behind retirees filling their remaining days with trips to the shops.
As far as neighbours go we're all on speaking terms and a natter about local goings on is common.
Corona controls not introduced at work, but sure that work shy lot in the office will get something introduced that will benefit themselves.
As far as neighbours go we're all on speaking terms and a natter about local goings on is common.
Corona controls not introduced at work, but sure that work shy lot in the office will get something introduced that will benefit themselves.
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Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
"The only real power comes out of a long rifle." - Joseph Stalin
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.
More than a vested interest in 7.62x54r!
Give a man a gun and he can rob a bank.....give a man a bank and he can rob the world!.
More than a vested interest in 7.62x54r!
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Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
Same down here in NZ. We went to the grocery store last night - not a roll of TP anywhere. Then the girl pushes a small trolley in heaped with 18-packs, and they were all gone within 60 seconds.
I guess we are pretty fortunate here in that most of us already have earthquake kits and are prepared to look after ourselves. Our only worry is whether we'll actually be able to traverse the winding steep two-lane road over the local peak (900m) to our farm, where we are perfectly prepared to self-isolate. Even on a good day that road can be a pain - full of people who do not know how to drive and is easily closed by even a simple accident - God only knows what it would be like with city folk trying to flee in panic.
I guess we are pretty fortunate here in that most of us already have earthquake kits and are prepared to look after ourselves. Our only worry is whether we'll actually be able to traverse the winding steep two-lane road over the local peak (900m) to our farm, where we are perfectly prepared to self-isolate. Even on a good day that road can be a pain - full of people who do not know how to drive and is easily closed by even a simple accident - God only knows what it would be like with city folk trying to flee in panic.
Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
if you get people racing to get in a queue in front of you, there is a simple solution, just cough to clear your throat, they soon move. I played a game in supermarket today, joined the back of a short queue and while i was loading the checkout, did a small cough every time i saw someone approach, nobody joined behind me. I knew the woman on the till as other half used to work there, explained what i was doing and they thought it was hilarious.
Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
I know someone who's got it now so it's a mile away from us.
Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
Is that swabbed, lab confirmed "got it" or self isolated as they are showing symptoms?Gazza wrote:I know someone who's got it now so it's a mile away from us.
Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
Self isolated, showing all the symptoms and very ill. NHS bods told him to stay put unless things get very bad.Bovril wrote:Is that swabbed, lab confirmed "got it" or self isolated as they are showing symptoms?Gazza wrote:I know someone who's got it now so it's a mile away from us.
He's a 54 yo taxi driver in good health
Re: At what point do you batten down the hatches?
That's very different to a confirmed case, and that's the problem. People interchange the two groups adding to the hysteria.
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