Coronavirus - will we survive?

karlypants wrote:

BoltonTillIDie wrote:

Ten Bobsworth wrote:

BoltonTillIDie wrote:
Why bother commenting?

Try and figure it out.

Trolling.

Yep and i'm absolutely sick of it.

I'm not bothered about his obsession on Dale Vince, ED or Anderson as he can post what he wants and if people are interested then they will contribute to his conversation on it. I

It's about his pissy attitude with his sly little digs and sniping against fellow members and one or two members on here can't seem to see that!

How dare he have a pop at an NHS worker about how much time he is spending on here. What if Norpig comes on here for the odd few minutes he has free in his work time to let off a bit of steam so to speak due to the pressures and stress that has been brought on from the virus.

NHS staff get abused far too much in my opinion and it's not on!

T.R.O.Y. wrote:It’s impossible to look at my original post and not see my point here. You’re free to react to it how you like but when it’s written in black and white there’s no point in denying it.

T.R.O.Y. wrote:Self awareness, get better at that and I’m sure you might stop taking yourself so seriously.

sunlight wrote:In retrospect, I am appalled that Pam Ayres resorted to that kind of language.

wanderlust wrote:RANT ALERT: It's a rant:

I have no idea why anyone would want to come on holiday to my small town in October, let alone rent a shed in my neighbour's 25m drive - literally a 6m garden shed split into 2 rooms, 10 yards from the road. Those people are mad and probably infectious.

And now Norfolk's had it's own version of crowds of people failing to socially distance this week when a species of robin not seen in the UK for 40 years was spotted at Stiffkey (pronounced Stucky) and hundreds of twitchers with their fuck off telescopes and oversized camera lenses descended on the mud flats to check it off their list. Police were called to intervene and enforce social distancing.
Bird looks like a spadge having a whitey TBH.
I hope it doesn't sound too nimby but having got used to the numerous trailer parks, holiday home sites, campsites, caravans and holiday let visitors, we also have to contend with posh Londoners with kids in wet suits called Jocasta and Peregrine or equally unlikely, Hope and Pleasure, bad surfers and nerds with lenses all of whom are flaunting covid etiquette.

Coronavirus is finally invading Norfolk. And that twat next door is responsible. Him and the twitchers.
Oh...and the Government

wanderlust wrote:RANT ALERT: It's a rant:

I have no idea why anyone would want to come on holiday to my small town in October, let alone rent a shed in my neighbour's 25m drive - literally a 6m garden shed split into 2 rooms, 10 yards from the road. Those people are mad and probably infectious.

And now Norfolk's had it's own version of crowds of people failing to socially distance this week when a species of robin not seen in the UK for 40 years was spotted at Stiffkey (pronounced Stucky) and hundreds of twitchers with their fuck off telescopes and oversized camera lenses descended on the mud flats to check it off their list. Police were called to intervene and enforce social distancing.
Bird looks like a spadge having a whitey TBH.
I hope it doesn't sound too nimby but having got used to the numerous trailer parks, holiday home sites, campsites, caravans and holiday let visitors, we also have to contend with posh Londoners with kids in wet suits called Jocasta and Peregrine or equally unlikely, Hope and Pleasure, bad surfers and nerds with lenses all of whom are flaunting covid etiquette.

Coronavirus is finally invading Norfolk. And that twat next door is responsible. Him and the twitchers.
Oh...and the Government

sunlight wrote:
I enjoyed that post with my morning Coffee. Id love to live in the Countryside.

wanderlust wrote:
It's overrated Sunlight. Surrounded by beautiful beaches that you can't walk on whilst they are rammed with tourists, twitchers, travellers and assorted twats

boltonbonce wrote:
As a bird watcher myself, I can tell you that twitchers are not well regarded. Their only concern is ticking off another bird, adding it to their avian stamp collection. In doing so, they care little for the private property or gardens they trample in order to achieve it.