No. It is of infinitesimal importance.As for football, it seems to be all encompassingly important and has to be kept going at any cost. Am I correct?
What about Ladies Topless Football?No. It is of infinitesimal importance.
Infinite importance!What about Ladies Topless Football?
Bane Mask Business Booms Amid Pandemic
Bane masks have apparently become a hot commodity amid the coronavirus pandemic and subsequent requirements enacted by state and local governments, such as in Los Angeles, where residents are now required to wear a mask when going outside for any task.
Plastic adult Bane masks (not approved pandemic wear by medical officials) are sold out on a number of costume sites, including Costume.com, BuyCostumes.com and HalloweenCostumes.com. There are still plastic masks available on Amazon. The U.S. military (having some fun) even noted that Bane masks were not an acceptable face covering during the pandemic.
https://www.cbr.com/tom-savini-friday-13-jason-voorhees-facemasks/Horror Makeup Icon Tom Savini Is Selling Jason Voorhees Facemasks
Horror makeup artist Tom Savini, who worked on the original Friday the 13th film, is crafting protective facemasks based on Vorhees' hockey headwear. Savini created the masks in conjunction with fellow special effects/makeup artist Jason Baker, who worked on The Dark Knight Rises.
Several masks have started to arrive at their destinations, with fans tweeting pictures of themselves wearing them. Baker and Savini's initiative not only helps others practice proper health guidelines, but it's also a great way for fans to represent their love of the classic horror series.
Sadly it seems people are back on the roads taking there motors for a bit of site seeing etcThe Pandemic Caused an 'Extreme' 17% Drop of Daily Global Carbon Emissions in April
Source: sciencealert.com
Date: 20 May, 2020
An environmental silver lining is emerging amid the coronavirus pandemic: Many people have stopped flying and aren't driving to work, leading to a drastic drop in carbon emissions.
A study published Tuesday in the journal Nature Climate Change reveals that global carbon emissions per day in April were 17 percent lower than the average daily emissions in 2019.
The results showed that average daily emissions decreased by 18.7 million metric tons of carbon relative to last year. That's an emissions level comparable to the year 2006.
"We'll see global carbon emissions drop at least 4 percent this year and possibly 7 percent or 8 percent," Robert Jackson, a co-author of the new study and chair of the Global Carbon Project, predicted for 2020 as a whole.
"Either way, it will be the biggest one-year drop since WWII, and possibly ever."
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https://www.sciencealert.com/covid-...bon-emissions-to-17-below-last-year-s-average
Gift-wrap it all in some of the cardboard boxes, then leave it in the car with a window open on your local dodgy estate while you nip off for a coffee....packed up the car with two months' worth of cardboard, kaput devices and several bags of general household rubbish...
The dump over in St Albans which I go to (the WGC local one is abysmal) are very kind - they provide a 'queue webcam' so you can have a quick look at how many cars are waiting before deciding whether to go or not.Anyone tried to use their local Recycling Centre (aka the dump or the tip) recently?
A popular jokemethod is leave it outside with a sign saying "5 quid ONO". Ascribe a value to something and someone will try to nick it.Gift-wrap it all in some of the cardboard boxes, then leave it in the car with a window open on your local dodgy estate while you nip off for a coffee.
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I am genuinely dreading a return to, 'normality'.Sadly it seems people are back on the roads taking there motors for a bit of site seeing etc
One thing I can't bear, is being stuck in a car when it's roasting outside. This sounds like my kinda nightmare...!The queue to get in must have been close to half a mile... I gave up at that point and drove to the dump in the next town - only to see an even longer queue.
...waiting maybe half a working day in a queue in today's 29C heat, is surely not a good idea!
Tell your owner to let down a window and leave you a bowl of water.One thing I can't bear, is being stuck in a car when it's roasting outside. This sounds like my kinda nightmare...!
.. I'll get to the 'but' part .. I'm a HUGE Tom Savini fan .. I own both of his F/X tutorial books, studiously copied his techniques, used them in amateur horror films .. has mask would give me a smile but most people walking around in public at the moment don't really want to be thinking about horror films and that imagery right now because not everyone is a horror film fan .. so those people wouldn't get the joke.
The govt are going to have a lot of egg on their faces over this: schools, unions and local authorities are kicking off, I'm sure plenty of parents too. Not to mention the regional assemblies going their own ways. I'm still dumbfounded that they choose to send the youngest back first.The junior school on our street has refused to reopen yet .. not enough staff and not enough room for realistic social distancing .. full respect to them for not being bullied.
... so the parents can get back to work maybe is their thought process on this decision? .. so a calculated risk .... I'm still dumbfounded that they choose to send the youngest back first ..
That would only make sense if you sent all kids back though, so parents whose children a year one, year six or reception can go to work but not those with one or more children in year 2-5?... so the parents can get back to work maybe is their thought process on this decision? .. so a calculated risk ..
This virus isn't fussy. Keep schools closed until we're winning.That would only make sense if you sent all kids back though, so parents whose children a year one, year six or reception can go to work but not those with one or more children in year 2-5?
Exactly. You can't send a 5 year old to school on their own! So you have to take your other children with you. Staggered start times? Even worse. Drop off the 5 year old and hang around for an hour for your 8 year old to start.That would only make sense if you sent all kids back though, so parents whose children a year one, year six or reception can go to work but not those with one or more children in year 2-5?
I partially agree but we may not "win", ever. I've always been an optimist though.This virus isn't fussy. Keep schools closed until we're winning.
Time to end that dick measuring contest as it leaves a load of white elephants behind.There's a strong possibility that the Olympics won't go ahead next summer, and therefore not at all:
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/olympics/52747797
No complaint from me if things pan out with this the way I think they might, there may never be another Olympics.Time to end that dick measuring contest as it leaves a load of white elephants behind.
lt didn’t leave behind approximately £9,000,000,000 in 2012, money which would come in very handy for sensible purposes about now.Time to end that dick measuring contest as it leaves a load of white elephants behind.