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Can we just agree to disagree here and just accept we're all in this together 👍🏻 A long road ahead of us..............

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Day 4 Today was fecking hard. First day of trying to homeschool the kids, looking after the mrs, looking after the puppy and trying to work. Not happy to say, but I got a bit snappy at the kids and puppy. It's just a lot living in a few metres of each other and trying to do everything. I may well have to face facts that something (work) will have to give. Had a great evening once we switched off from school/work. The local pub delivered me a few pints, @GazzaGarratt delivered me a few essentials as well and all was good. Debs unfortunately went downhill a bit more tonight though and resigned herself back to the bedroom and has been coughing up until I write this and her temperature seems to have increased. We're hoping it's nothing but you cant help but worry. Hearing the news today of petty much all service based establishments having to close has really hit me hard. This shit is very, very real now. It's very much a stark reality of how we're going to live our day to day lives for the next few months. I just hope people see sense and stop the panic buying. I'm seeing all too often posts on facebook of nurses who cant get food and new mothers who cant get nappies or formula. It's just wrong on all levels. Once i can get out of these 4 walls, I'm going to make it a personal mission to make sure these people doing a proper service to those who need it have access to what they need. I'm just worried that in 9 days time it just might be too late. Appreciate the games and laughs tonight on the PS4. Was thoroughly needed. And we'll all need a few more of those to get us through this period. Till tomorrow!!

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Ya beat me to it haha

Sorry to hear all the bad times with lockdown, a sick wife, kids and puppy wanting attention, work etc. Sounds like a battle from day to day. Diddums post was top drawer, loved every word and detail he added. I personally have seen the carnage first hand, I mentioned I work in retail. I actually work for Tesco. I watch the undead buy all the supplies. By the time I'm done, nothing left. Selfish bastards who hit multiple shops, also filling a trolley then sending in another family member straight after. Switching between different checkout operators, self service, kiosk. And then have online orders arriving later. I see it everyday, people are getting better at controlling the greed. But alas there is still Arseholes about, either stockpiling or abusing shop staff verbally. Our deputy manager actually called a customer "A fucking Arsehole, get out of the shop" lifetime ban the lot. Many people are warned, told to calm down etc. Let them vent a bit. If they continue to be cunts, then they will leave with nothing and told to not darken this door again. Staff confiscate excess goods on limits, staff really are doing their best to monitor and control the situation. I give the buying power another week, people's cards must be maxed by now. How do people have the money? It can't last forever this hoarding.

We certainly can Completely agree with this as well, maybe now we'll start looking after the planet and ourselves a bit more. We've already seen pollution decrease in a number of areas because of this. 'Nature is taking back Venice': wildlife returns to tourist-free city | Environment | The Guardian WWW.THEGUARDIAN.COM With the cruise ships gone and the souvenir stalls closed, the coronavirus lockdown has transformed La Serenissima’s waterways Think mother nature is trying to tell us something.

Day 8: As humanity continues to descend in to a primal state of ferocity and self-serving passive aggression, the structures once known as “supermarkets” are evolving in to huge PVP arenas where combat takes place in the form of ferocious tutting and sighing, with some clan members even resorting to the strategic placement of trollies to defend their self-claimed patch of shelving, forever in the hope that another packet of Tesco Value Lasagne will be placed in front of them by the Food Gods of Tesco, enabling them to return to their tribal village, triumphant in their quest to obtain more supplies from the PVP arena. At the doors of these arenas, the mods are struggling to hold the crowds of undead back, receiving their orders from the game master over a walking-talking device. These mods will eventually succumb to the non-stop pleas of players to allow them to enter which will unleash the tide and the structure will complete its evolution in to a survival deathmatch arena. The mod will be overthrown and will have to enter the Safe Zone behind what was once known as a cigarette counter, only for a new mod to rise up in its place. This mod will eventually dethrone the Game Master and will assemble an army who will construct a vehicle out of trollies. This vehicle will become the new GM’s combat vehicle, propelled by the undead who have committed to a life of servitude in the hope of getting a bite of the GM’s last chicken drumstick which is strategically hung from a rope made of Andrex toilet paper. Nobody knows where this story will end. The undead are becoming more contagious, slowly losing more and more of the mask they used to cover the fact that they were nothing more than slightly evolved primates all along. The wars will continue. The food will be eaten. The arses will be wiped. But at what cost? This is the world we live in. Be strong out there. Resist the urge to become an undead and cherish the moments you had with those who are weak of mind and gave in, for they will never get to have a bite of the GM’s chicken drumstick no matter how hard they push that trolley. God save us all.

Cheers y'all, happy birthday to Brede too!