Maverick Goose
A jumped up pantry boy, who never knew his place
- Location
- A champagne supernova in the sky
Or trousers on a rugby club night out!🥳
Another sunny day today!View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYQTL-ws6p4&pbjreload=101
Tea?
- Thread starter 172traindriver
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Another sunny day today!View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYQTL-ws6p4&pbjreload=101
classic33
Leg End Member
Or trousers on a rugby club night out!🥳
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=cYQTL-ws6p4&pbjreload=101
You go on many rugby club nights out?
cookiemonster
Legendary Member
- Location
- Hong Kong
Morning all!
Back at school for the first time since 22nd Jan. The older kids, P4-6, will be back next week and the week after P1-3 come back.
Time for a brew. Green Tea anyone?
Back at school for the first time since 22nd Jan. The older kids, P4-6, will be back next week and the week after P1-3 come back.
Time for a brew. Green Tea anyone?
classic33
Leg End Member
They're supposed to be going back here, later today. Local council have been very efficient in getting the message out. They've told the media they'll(schools) not be opening, those that work in them they'll be open as "normal".
In reality, I can't see them going back this year, let alone this school year. They are simply not equipped for the restrictions in place.
cookiemonster
Legendary Member
- Location
- Hong Kong
The big advantage we have here is that Asia's done this before with SARS in 2003, which killed about 400 people in HK compared to just 4 deaths with Covid-19.
Although we still have an issue with cross border students. We're very close to the border with China and a lot of parents send their kids to schools in HK rather than in China (better education system) but the authorities in Shenzhen, the nearest Chinese city to HK and where the majority of the mainland kids come from, have not told our education board what their plan is for safe travel to/from HK.
The kindergarten kids will not be back until September.
At least our education minister's been on the ball about this. The UK gov, on the other hand, still have no idea what to do and that'll lead to a second wave.
classic33
Leg End Member
It's been left to local councils to decide here. Local, for me, would have trouble deciding on whether or not to leave a building that was on fire. See Calder Valley floods from earlier this year, to see how well organised they were in dealing with them. Ninth times this century.The big advantage we have here is that Asia's done this before with SARS in 2003, which killed about 400 people in HK compared to just 4 deaths with Covid-19.
Although we still have an issue with cross border students. We're very close to the border with China and a lot of parents send their kids to schools in HK rather than in China (better education system) but the authorities in Shenzhen, the nearest Chinese city to HK and where the majority of the mainland kids come from, have not told our education board what their plan is for safe travel to/from HK.
The kindergarten kids will not be back until September.
At least our education minister's been on the ball about this. The UK gov, on the other hand, still have no idea what to do and that'll lead to a second wave.
Bobby Mhor
Wasn't born to follow
- Location
- Behind You
Good Elephant to one and all
It's a braw tiger outside, no snake along the tarmac today I think..
I'll hippopotamus about the garden today.
Time to go and stack up the aardvark..
Orangutan
It's a braw tiger outside, no snake along the tarmac today I think..
I'll hippopotamus about the garden today.
Time to go and stack up the aardvark..
Orangutan
classic33
Leg End Member
Own language as well as time zone. You'll be setting yerssen up as a new country before long.Good Elephant to one and all
It's a braw tiger outside, no snake along the tarmac today I think..
I'll hippopotamus about the garden today.
Time to go and stack up the aardvark..
Orangutan
Morning??
Bobby Mhor
Wasn't born to follow
- Location
- Behind You
Ta-da ....I give you BOBLANDIA
Think we could fry eggs out there ...
28c just now..
Mallorca is presently only 27c,
Staycation (5 mile radius) YAY
classic33
Leg End Member
Your going to have to work on the name, not exactly catchy or rolls off the tounge easily.Ta-da ....I give you BOBLANDIA
Think we could fry eggs out there ...
28c just now..
Mallorca is presently only 27c,
Staycation (5 mile radius) YAY
Try it and see, just let the pan warm up first.
Bobby Mhor
Wasn't born to follow
- Location
- Behind You
Good giraffe to you
I'd be lion if I admitted to miss the bright morning sun which streams in this anteater.
Feels cooler outside...
another banana
enjoy your peach
classic33
Leg End Member
OwdoGood giraffe to you
I'd be lion if I admitted to miss the bright morning sun which streams in this anteater.
Feels cooler outside...
another banana
enjoy your peach
I knew you'd have trouble with a bit of sunny weather. You're not used to it, up those parts, sends you sorta odd.
Keep hydrated, stay in the shade, and lie down. Might help you cope, might not.
Morning??
Bobby Mhor
Wasn't born to follow
- Location
- Behind You
Hydration not a problem
I've never liked war,, muggy weather, the sun and i aren't best buddies.
I like to see it active with all sorts of flares kicking off ideal ionospheric conditions..
and yes, it still is..
Grass cut, edged, tidied and now bleedin' garden centre again
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Poor Polly getting neglected?Hydration not a problem
I've never liked war,, muggy weather, the sun and i aren't best buddies.
I like to see it active with all sorts of flares kicking off ideal ionospheric conditions..
and yes, it still is..
Grass cut, edged, tidied and now bleedin' garden centre again
classic33
Leg End Member
He could ride to the garden centre though.Poor Polly getting neglected?
