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bots 22-10-2020 01:19 PM

Who thinks this Christmas will be normal with minimal restrictions
 
Inspired in part by Boris saying things would be back to normal at Christmas a few weeks ago and now MP's in the Scottish parliament saying people will be devastated if Christmas is not normal

Poll incoming

Nicky91 22-10-2020 02:05 PM

we can only hope things would return slightly for the better around christmas, i mean if we all contribute our share in staying most of the time at home, maintaining our distances, wearing our masks

but nevertheless we should not let this ruin our christmas anyway, if anything if things haven't calmed down, then a slightly different christmas than normal

Cherie 22-10-2020 02:06 PM

Not a hope

Tom4784 22-10-2020 02:15 PM

It's naïve to think it would be.

We will be living under lockdown conditions for the foreseeable future.

The Slim Reaper 22-10-2020 02:24 PM

I think there's a chance things are back to normal, but because of political opportunism and fear rather than virus being under control.

UserSince2005 22-10-2020 02:26 PM

What restrictions? I just living life as normal haha.

Cherie 22-10-2020 02:48 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by The Slim Reaper (Post 10937960)
I think there's a chance things are back to normal, but because of political opportunism and fear rather than virus being under control.

How would they manage ICUs in that scenario, it cant be covered up if the virus is raging

Kazanne 22-10-2020 02:49 PM

Christmas may be different ,but people will still celebrate it, even if we are in lockdown its the price we pay for keeping people safe ,but in all honesty I'm not sure it is, as if we are in a lock down ,the virus will still be around when we come out of it ,so on it goes. We will do Christmas as safely as we can.

Cherie 22-10-2020 02:51 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Kazanne (Post 10937974)
Christmas may be different ,but people will still celebrate it, even if we are in lockdown its the price we pay for keeping people safe ,but in all honesty I'm not sure it is, as if we are in a lock down ,the virus will still be around when we come out of it ,so on it goes. We will do Christmas as safely as we can.

That it, we could lock down from now until Christmas but if people don’t social distance when we open back up it will make no difference

The Slim Reaper 22-10-2020 02:59 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10937972)
How would they manage ICUs in that scenario, it cant be covered up if the virus is raging

Well we could keep things as they are, then BJ announces in either first or second week of December his plan to give everyone a break for Christmas, and the narrative shifts directly to him "saving Christmas". He'll put it all back on the population saying that the virus hasn't gone away so we still another 3 word slogan to help us.

user104658 22-10-2020 03:14 PM

Since the peak of Covid is going to be November - February and 25th december falls smack in the middle of that, it seems highly unlikely.

Oliver_W 22-10-2020 03:27 PM

Tbh my family and I have pretty much agreed to have a normal Christmas either way. The fines won't be THAT much if anyone is petty enough to report us, and work won't be back before the new year, so yeah:)

smudgie 22-10-2020 05:42 PM

Christmas will be what you make of it.
Get the decorations out, a few extra fairy lights and pray for snow, make it as magical as you can, especially for the kids.
If we are in lockdown make the most of it, you get to spend more time at home with your family.

For people less fortunate it’s up to us all to make an effort to help.
Carry on with the job of making sure all the homeless have somewhere to stay...not just for Christmas of course.
Make contributions of toys and gifts to the food banks, along with more festive treats.
Every little helps...and not only Tesco.:laugh:

Beso 22-10-2020 05:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 10938160)
Christmas will be what you make of it.
Get the decorations out, a few extra fairy lights and pray for snow, make it as magical as you can, especially for the kids.
If we are in lockdown make the most of it, you get to spend more time at home with your family.

For people less fortunate it’s up to us all to make an effort to help.
Carry on with the job of making sure all the homeless have somewhere to stay...not just for Christmas of course.
Make contributions of toys and gifts to the food banks, along with more festive treats.
Every little helps...and not only Tesco.:laugh:




I'm in.. I'm doing a soup kitchen this year on xmas day and a clothes distribution on new years eve with the church.

smudgie 22-10-2020 05:55 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by parmnion (Post 10938171)
I'm in.. I'm doing a soup kitchen this year on xmas day and a clothes distribution on new years eve with the church.

Brilliant Parmy, I am useless physically re help, but extra will be going to the food banks.

user104658 22-10-2020 07:05 PM

We don't have nearby family so we've spent at least 50% of Christmases since the kids were born as just the four of us anyway. It won't make a huge difference to us. My sister and my aunt came for dinner last year but usually we just do our own thing.

We do usually go to my in-laws in the gap between Xmas and New Year which definitely won't be happening as they live in Lancashire which is covidy as ****.

Dogeatdog 22-10-2020 07:13 PM

I highly doubt it tbh. If they ease the restrictions before Christmas/ New Year it’s just going to be a disaster so as much as Christmas is gonna suck I personally think it would be best to lift restrictions in January.

Cal. 22-10-2020 08:14 PM

No chance I think the restrictions will be lifted in Feb

Josy 22-10-2020 08:16 PM

Scotlands been told to prepare for a 'digital Christmas' by the national clinical director he said something like there was no question of a normal Christmas this year, so yeah I'm.not holding out much hope lol

LaLaLand 22-10-2020 08:39 PM

No chance.

We’re like this now until at least March imo. Get “virus season” (cold, flu, stomach bugs etc) out of the way.

Kizzy 22-10-2020 08:51 PM

About as far from normal as you can get. No parties, family get togethers, pubs,
A wank end to a wank year.

Beso 22-10-2020 09:37 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 10938182)
Brilliant Parmy, I am useless physically re help, but extra will be going to the food banks.

I'm doing the first thing because of your post...and the 2nd because of my ex foreign legion pal who's story.needs told.

Such a humble hero he is.


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