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Post by kingswood Polak on Mar 15, 2020 10:50:43 GMT
I’ve been self isolating since 2015 as I’m in the at risk group with little to no immune system & I really couldn’t care about me but I care fir others. Just be sensible and do not panic. I too, wish all of you the very best of health and luck. As usual, I’ve seen people ripping the p155 out of this yet not even the apparent experts foresaw this yet China was on lockdown, very quickly and they have previous on not being open and honest. Stay safe, be mindful and be lucky Same here mate in my nearly sixty years on this mortal coil I had cancer 3 times nearly drowned when I was eight survived a house fire serious care crash in my teens been stabbed , bottled , glassed got high blood pressure , diabetes , acid reflux and a blood clot on my brain and it looks like I’m going be done in because a geezer ate a bat in China I too self isolated when I moved up to darkest Gloucestershire but looking at the locals I don’t think they have quite got over the Black Plague yet so f knows what this will do to them like you not too worried about myself just glad my kids and grand children will be ok .to old the old boys on here stay safe hope you all come through this Hi D, I knew about the one serious condition but not the others, it’s all too easy to look at someone and pass judgment on them being fine & yet they know nothing of that persons struggle. I’ve been called a blagger, told there is f all wrong with me and much more. I really couldn’t care less if this was my last day, I’m reconciled to it if honest. When starting the chemo, I was told all it would do is slow the disease down and that it could have a lot of side effects. I now am told it’s stopped working but I have many of the side effects. I decided I wasn’t going to have kids at an early age, I now say thank GOD I didn’t. One of the things I have can be hereditary so it was pure luck that I didn’t have any. I’d be mortified if I had kids and they had that. Good to hear from you mucker. I wondered where you had been. Wishing you & your family all the very best
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Post by kingswood Polak on Mar 15, 2020 10:56:50 GMT
This is The Battle of Epping Forest, right outside your door. Great tune. Genesis at their best. Selling England by the pound. Top album
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Post by toteend3 on Mar 15, 2020 11:24:28 GMT
Gas have just got a last minute winner over City at the UWE Stadium - Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh shi# it was a dream, now back in a place the world has never been to before. I have been and got a sunday paper, its more doom and gloom.
You only have to go back a week or so and life seemed almost normal, take last saturday afternoon me and the toteend4 went into town for a birthday session, i tried to avoid handshakes etc , and offered up my elbow - no chance it was handshakes all round , and one dirty bu##er even licked my hand! The pubs were full of hen parties and we had a right old 'knee's up' even the football was predictable with the Gas losing to bottom of the table team at Southend.
Walking the streets today there is a palpable sense of fear in the air - where am I going with this? I don't know - i guess what iam am trying to say is, as none of us had to fight in WW2 This is our chance to show courage and leadership, for the sake off all our family and friends.
So Stay Strong Stay Safe we all have to get through this! UTG / SSSS
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Post by irenesfather on Mar 15, 2020 11:32:20 GMT
Gas have just got a last minute winner over City at the UWE Stadium - Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh shi# it was a dream, now back in a place the world has never been to before. I have been and got a sunday paper, its more doom and gloom. You only have to go back a week or so and life seemed almost normal, take last saturday afternoon me and the toteend4 went into town for a birthday session, i tried to avoid handshakes etc , and offered up my elbow - no chance it was handshakes all round , and one dirty bu##er even licked my hand! The pubs were full of hen parties and we had a right old 'knee's up' even the football was predictable with the Gas losing to bottom of the table team at Southend. Walking the streets today there is a palpable sense of fear in the air - where am I going with this? I don't know - i guess what iam am trying to say is, as none of us had to fight in WW2 This is our chance to show courage and leadership, for the sake off all our family and friends. So Stay Strong Stay Safe we all have to get through this! UTG / SSSS Excellent post
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Post by shineongas on Mar 15, 2020 11:34:00 GMT
This is The Battle of Epping Forest, right outside your door. Great tune. Genesis at their best. Selling England by the pound. Top album It certainly is. Real music unlike the pop group they were to morph into. Only just picked it up a couple of weeks ago from Spillers in Cardiff. Just 47 years late. I think at that time I was into the Rock'n'Booze of Free, Family & The Faces.
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Post by toteend3 on Mar 15, 2020 14:20:59 GMT
Great tune. Genesis at their best. Selling England by the pound. Top album It certainly is. Real music unlike the pop group they were to morph into. Only just picked it up a couple of weeks ago from Spillers in Cardiff. Just 47 years late. I think at that time I was into the Rock'n'Booze of Free, Family & The Faces. Those were the days - Claims for fame: Genesis ( I regularly shared a room with a drinking partner who's brother was Mike Rutherford), Hawkwind then Motörhead (I knew Lemmy and the band quite well they were regulars in a pub I used in Notting Hill Gate ) - where i often wore a rovers badge I borrowed of John K for about 20 years. Queen (I had dinner with Freddie and the band along with, bizarrely the New Seekers) Iam showing my age but one of my drinking mates was the manager of PJ Proby. Other bands i was into at the time Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, UFO , Rod and the faces and Marc Bolan (saw him just before his untimely death), Yes, Uriah Heep, Groundhogs, Wishbone Ash .....................My god iam so old! UTG SSSS
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Post by o2o2bo2ba on Mar 15, 2020 14:23:51 GMT
It certainly is. Real music unlike the pop group they were to morph into. Only just picked it up a couple of weeks ago from Spillers in Cardiff. Just 47 years late. I think at that time I was into the Rock'n'Booze of Free, Family & The Faces. Those were the days - Claims for fame: Genesis ( I regularly shared a room with a drinking partner who's brother was Mike Rutherford), Hawkwind then Motörhead (I knew Lemmy and the band quite well they were regulars in a pub I used in Notting Hill Gate ) - where i often wore a rovers badge I borrowed of John K for about 20 years. Queen (I had dinner with Freddie and the band along with, bizarrely the New Seekers) Iam showing my age but one of my drinking mates was the manager of PJ Proby. Other bands i was into at the time Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, UFO , Rod and the faces and Marc Bolan (saw him just before his untimely death), Yes, Uriah Heep, Groundhogs, Wishbone Ash .....................My god iam so old! UTG Bloody hell! Some names there! Top groupie..
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Post by TaiwanGas on Mar 15, 2020 16:46:06 GMT
I remember a music related guzzler thread a good few years ago that sprang all sorts of surprises with gashead connections in the world of music, can't remember anything specific though!..
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Post by lostinspace on Mar 15, 2020 17:26:04 GMT
Gas have just got a last minute winner over City at the UWE Stadium - Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh shi# it was a dream, now back in a place the world has never been to before. I have been and got a sunday paper, its more doom and gloom. You only have to go back a week or so and life seemed almost normal, take last saturday afternoon me and the toteend4 went into town for a birthday session, i tried to avoid handshakes etc , and offered up my elbow - no chance it was handshakes all round , and one dirty bu##er even licked my hand! The pubs were full of hen parties and we had a right old 'knee's up' even the football was predictable with the Gas losing to bottom of the table team at Southend. Walking the streets today there is a palpable sense of fear in the air - where am I going with this? I don't know - i guess what iam am trying to say is, as none of us had to fight in WW2 This is our chance to show courage and leadership, for the sake off all our family and friends. So Stay Strong Stay Safe we all have to get through this! UTG / SSSS the difference between then and now is how SOME ARE SO FORKING SELFISH and leaving others to struggle to find stuff that SHOULD be readily available .... awkward times ahead but the need to be a bit more thoughtful is also required,,, ...... now is it the Altered Images rendition i need to sing?
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Post by matealotblue on Mar 15, 2020 18:27:42 GMT
Gas have just got a last minute winner over City at the UWE Stadium - Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh shi# it was a dream, now back in a place the world has never been to before. I have been and got a sunday paper, its more doom and gloom. You only have to go back a week or so and life seemed almost normal, take last saturday afternoon me and the toteend4 went into town for a birthday session, i tried to avoid handshakes etc , and offered up my elbow - no chance it was handshakes all round , and one dirty bu##er even licked my hand! The pubs were full of hen parties and we had a right old 'knee's up' even the football was predictable with the Gas losing to bottom of the table team at Southend. Walking the streets today there is a palpable sense of fear in the air - where am I going with this? I don't know - i guess what iam am trying to say is, as none of us had to fight in WW2 This is our chance to show courage and leadership, for the sake off all our family and friends. So Stay Strong Stay Safe we all have to get through this! UTG / SSSS Interesting what you say. Due to time on my hands I have been doing some thinking with my little grey cell. Not so much about the “medical” side of this which has been/will be done to a frazzle over the next few weeks. But what about the “social” side of the effects of this thing. Due to the changes in our habits and social interactions we are going through at the moment how much will transfer over when this subsides? Will we remain wary of social contact a bit more than previous to CV? Will we travel as much? Don’t know the answers, suspect no one does. But changes I think there will be, even if subconsciously.
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Post by droitwichgas on Mar 15, 2020 18:58:58 GMT
Gas have just got a last minute winner over City at the UWE Stadium - Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh shi# it was a dream, now back in a place the world has never been to before. I have been and got a sunday paper, its more doom and gloom. You only have to go back a week or so and life seemed almost normal, take last saturday afternoon me and the toteend4 went into town for a birthday session, i tried to avoid handshakes etc , and offered up my elbow - no chance it was handshakes all round , and one dirty bu##er even licked my hand! The pubs were full of hen parties and we had a right old 'knee's up' even the football was predictable with the Gas losing to bottom of the table team at Southend. Walking the streets today there is a palpable sense of fear in the air - where am I going with this? I don't know - i guess what iam am trying to say is, as none of us had to fight in WW2 This is our chance to show courage and leadership, for the sake off all our family and friends. So Stay Strong Stay Safe we all have to get through this! UTG / SSSS Interesting what you say. Due to time on my hands I have been doing some thinking with my little grey cell. Not so much about the “medical” side of this which has been/will be done to a frazzle over the next few weeks. But what about the “social” side of the effects of this thing. Due to the changes in our habits and social interactions we are going through at the moment how much will transfer over when this subsides? Will we remain wary of social contact a bit more than previous to CV? Will we travel as much? Don’t know the answers, suspect no one does. But changes I think there will be, even if subconsciously. Think it could well make us all think twice bout globe trotting like we've all got use to doing most holidays, perhaps the likes of Minehead, the Gower coast and the Devon Rivera etc will start to look attractive again to Bristolians. I certainly won't be planning any cruises in the future! Perhaps CV will do more for cutting global warming than Greta could ever hope to achieve. In fact will the likes of BA and Virgin Airlines even survive CV themselves.
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Post by lostinspace on Mar 15, 2020 20:00:21 GMT
Interesting what you say. Due to time on my hands I have been doing some thinking with my little grey cell. Not so much about the “medical” side of this which has been/will be done to a frazzle over the next few weeks. But what about the “social” side of the effects of this thing. Due to the changes in our habits and social interactions we are going through at the moment how much will transfer over when this subsides? Will we remain wary of social contact a bit more than previous to CV? Will we travel as much? Don’t know the answers, suspect no one does. But changes I think there will be, even if subconsciously. Think it could well make us all think twice bout globe trotting like we've all got use to doing most holidays, perhaps the likes of Minehead, the Gower coast and the Devon Rivera etc will start to look attractive again to Bristolians. I certainly won't be planning any cruises in the future! Perhaps CV will do more for cutting global warming than Greta could ever hope to achieve. In fact will the likes of BA and Virgin Airlines even survive CV themselves. living in cheddar, and just back from walking the Schnauzers,,,, 20 minutes from Bristol Airport.............. an ear to the sky and just nothing in the air, no planes at all, people underneath/close to the flypaths of airports must be happy in one sort of way
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Post by TaiwanGas on Mar 15, 2020 21:24:47 GMT
Think it could well make us all think twice bout globe trotting like we've all got use to doing most holidays, perhaps the likes of Minehead, the Gower coast and the Devon Rivera etc will start to look attractive again to Bristolians. I certainly won't be planning any cruises in the future! Perhaps CV will do more for cutting global warming than Greta could ever hope to achieve. In fact will the likes of BA and Virgin Airlines even survive CV themselves. living in cheddar, and just back from walking the Schnauzers,,,, 20 minutes from Bristol Airport.............. an ear to the sky and just nothing in the air, no planes at all, people underneath/close to the flypaths of airports must be happy in one sort of way I spent 2 weeks quarantined in Cheddar on a caravan campsite. I was quarantined by my company after returning from the far east at the outbreak of the first Sar's virus back in 2002, self-isolation and the boredom is something you never forget. I am 40 mins from Toayuan International Airport here in Taiwan and close to the flightpath, I did exactly the same as you, no sound, no planes at all, silence.
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Post by bluestar on Mar 15, 2020 21:57:37 GMT
I wish I was in Tijuana, eating barbecue Iguana.
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Post by Rex on Mar 16, 2020 7:22:47 GMT
Gas have just got a last minute winner over City at the UWE Stadium - Goal!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Oh shi# it was a dream, now back in a place the world has never been to before. I have been and got a sunday paper, its more doom and gloom. You only have to go back a week or so and life seemed almost normal, take last saturday afternoon me and the toteend4 went into town for a birthday session, i tried to avoid handshakes etc , and offered up my elbow - no chance it was handshakes all round , and one dirty bu##er even licked my hand! The pubs were full of hen parties and we had a right old 'knee's up' even the football was predictable with the Gas losing to bottom of the table team at Southend. Walking the streets today there is a palpable sense of fear in the air - where am I going with this? I don't know - i guess what iam am trying to say is, as none of us had to fight in WW2 This is our chance to show courage and leadership, for the sake off all our family and friends. So Stay Strong Stay Safe we all have to get through this! UTG / SSSS the difference between then and now is how SOME ARE SO FORKING SELFISH and leaving others to struggle to find stuff that SHOULD be readily available .... awkward times ahead but the need to be a bit more thoughtful is also required,,, ...... now is it the Altered Images rendition i need to sing? I suspect time and British war films (which I love btw) made after the event have given many of us a romantic notion that we were 'all in it together' back then, when it is much more likely that there were just as many selfish people as there are today. My mum, who was a teenager during the war years used to do talks at local schools about what life was like then and to be fair she often mentioned the 'war spirit' and that she looked back on those times fondly (probably like anyone looking back on their teenage years would) yet my dad, who served throughout the entirety of the war, told a very different story on the very few occasions he talked about it. I think in any times of crisis, you will see the best and worst in people.
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Post by bluestar on Mar 16, 2020 8:11:15 GMT
Stalag 17.
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Post by Rex on Mar 16, 2020 8:41:00 GMT
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Post by kingswood Polak on Mar 16, 2020 10:34:54 GMT
It certainly is. Real music unlike the pop group they were to morph into. Only just picked it up a couple of weeks ago from Spillers in Cardiff. Just 47 years late. I think at that time I was into the Rock'n'Booze of Free, Family & The Faces. Those were the days - Claims for fame: Genesis ( I regularly shared a room with a drinking partner who's brother was Mike Rutherford), Hawkwind then Motörhead (I knew Lemmy and the band quite well they were regulars in a pub I used in Notting Hill Gate ) - where i often wore a rovers badge I borrowed of John K for about 20 years. Queen (I had dinner with Freddie and the band along with, bizarrely the New Seekers) Iam showing my age but one of my drinking mates was the manager of PJ Proby. Other bands i was into at the time Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, UFO , Rod and the faces and Marc Bolan (saw him just before his untimely death), Yes, Uriah Heep, Groundhogs, Wishbone Ash .....................My god iam so old! UTG SSSS Just reading Mr.Kilmisters autobiography, he didn’t have it easy and yet he became the behemoth that was Lemmy. I’d have loved to have a session with him when at my peak. Some great names there fella. I’ve met and shared 2 spliffs with John Martyn , absolute lunatic but funny as can be, met Roger Waters but I’ve never had the chance to sit and have a pint with anyone famous or infamous, unless we change tack, for gangsters. It was my brothers who got me listening to wishbone ash, Genesis, pink floyd, Santana, Kaz Lux etc. This is why they were merciless with me that I love T-Rex.
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Post by toteend3 on Mar 16, 2020 11:19:30 GMT
Those were the days - Claims for fame: Genesis ( I regularly shared a room with a drinking partner who's brother was Mike Rutherford), Hawkwind then Motörhead (I knew Lemmy and the band quite well they were regulars in a pub I used in Notting Hill Gate ) - where i often wore a rovers badge I borrowed of John K for about 20 years. Queen (I had dinner with Freddie and the band along with, bizarrely the New Seekers) Iam showing my age but one of my drinking mates was the manager of PJ Proby. Other bands i was into at the time Deep Purple, Black Sabbath, Led Zeppelin, UFO , Rod and the faces and Marc Bolan (saw him just before his untimely death), Yes, Uriah Heep, Groundhogs, Wishbone Ash .....................My god iam so old! UTG SSSS Just reading Mr.Kilmisters autobiography, he didn’t have it easy and yet he became the behemoth that was Lemmy. I’d have loved to have a session with him when at my peak. Some great names there fella. I’ve met and shared 2 spliffs with John Martyn , absolute lunatic but funny as can be, met Roger Waters but I’ve never had the chance to sit and have a pint with anyone famous or infamous, unless we change tack, for gangsters. It was my brothers who got me listening to wishbone ash, Genesis, pink floyd, Santana, Kaz Lux etc. This is why they were merciless with me that I love T-Rex. When I saw T-Rex play it was at a 3 day and 3 night Festival in Weeley 1971, that attracted 110,000 people at a cost of £1.50 entry fee. The band playing when I arrived were Mungo Jerry singing 'in the summertime'. Absolutely awesome line up (worth goggling ) The reason T-Rex were disliked by 'real rock connoisseurs' was because they considered 'pretty boy' Marc Bolan had let the rock community down by appearing on 'top of the Pops I seem to recollect they only sung three songs then left the stage due to verbal abuse and bottles being thrown. Mad!
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Post by Rex on Mar 16, 2020 11:56:04 GMT
Just reading Mr.Kilmisters autobiography, he didn’t have it easy and yet he became the behemoth that was Lemmy. I’d have loved to have a session with him when at my peak. Some great names there fella. I’ve met and shared 2 spliffs with John Martyn , absolute lunatic but funny as can be, met Roger Waters but I’ve never had the chance to sit and have a pint with anyone famous or infamous, unless we change tack, for gangsters. It was my brothers who got me listening to wishbone ash, Genesis, pink floyd, Santana, Kaz Lux etc. This is why they were merciless with me that I love T-Rex. When I saw T-Rex play it was at a 3 day and 3 night Festival in Weeley 1971, that attracted 110,000 people at a cost of £1.50 entry fee. The band playing when I arrived were Mungo Jerry singing 'in the summertime'. Absolutely awesome line up (worth goggling ) The reason T-Rex were disliked by 'real rock connoisseurs' was because they considered 'pretty boy' Marc Bolan had let the rock community down by appearing on 'top of the Pops I seem to recollect they only sung three songs then left the stage due to verbal abuse and bottles being thrown. Mad! I grew up disliking T Rex after being influenced by my older sisters , one of whom was (still is) married to the singer with a local band called Jacob Marley who used to do a lot of Wishbone Ash type stuff. Music snobbery is a strange thing although I think many people go through it but grow out of it.
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