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Regardless of pubs opening, you still can't get together with people from more than one other household.
Or you're not supposed to anyway...
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[Drinking] Do you plan to visit a pub this weekend?
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Regardless of pubs opening, you still can't get together with people from more than one other household.
Or you're not supposed to anyway...
Yep - two. One on Saturday just for drinks and one on Sunday for food. Booked online for both and it took about 30 seconds per booking. Looking forward to it. Best thing is that all the miserable ******** will stay at home 
You mean you get your shopping that has been put on the shelf by a stackers hands and then taken off the shelf by another stackers hands ( rather than yours ) and then loaded into the 'Click and Collect' bay by someone else ? Hmmm .... good risk mitigation !
pint one - social distancing observed
pint 2 social distancing observed 90%
pint 3 - social distancing relaxing slightly
pint 4 - your my besht mate (hugs)
pint 2 social distancing observed 90%
pint 3 - social distancing relaxing slightly
pint 4 - your my besht mate (hugs)
I clean my hands with sanitiser after handling the bags, then drive home take all the shopping through to my kitchen wipe down all the items with anti-bac and put them away, wash my hands and the door handles.
I clearly would not want you doing my piles' operation.
blue-shifted
Banned
Lightweight!
blue-shifted
Banned
I'm doing all of that as well. Probably it's a bit excessive, but the way I see it, if you can do simple things to minimise the risk, then why not
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I suppose the toilets are a bit of a pinchpoint, for want of a less evocative phrase
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
No. British Common Sense is not sensible, but sadly very common.
Knocky's Nose
Mon nez est en Valenciennes..
Lightweight? We could be talking pints of Wine or Vodka and Coke here
Anyway.. the above.
I won't be going to the pub, but I can guarantee my 21 and 19 year olds will - along with every other youngster in East Sussex. Carnage will ensue, I tell thee.
I don't think this point has been conveyed, or recognised, at ALL well.
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So the rules for indoor customers is that they have to be served at tables (ie they can not approach the bar).
Is it a different rule for those outdoors?
Genuinely asking - I've not seen the guidance on this. Remaining outdoors is currently the only way I'd consider visiting a pub, although there's still the shared toilet issue which is very difficult to handle safely, even if trying to use the Partridge zero-touch approach.
Pint 5 - I never noticed how big his hands we're
Pint 6 - The partner is on the phone saying your steak and kidney pie is going in the bin
Pint 7 - You're off to the pink coconut.........
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LamieRobertson
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Haven’t been in a pub for years..so no ..but the ‘no’ option doesn’t quite cover that
LamieRobertson
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Stick to shorts
Papa Lazarou
Living in a De Zerbi wonderland
The weather this weekend looks pretty poor, rain / wind etc. So, I assume everyone will be inside.
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pasty
A different kind of pasty
Apparently the landlord told them to "do one" but then started getting calls asking to book tables of 2 or 4 but next to or near each other. It seems some people are determined to have a mass piss-up.