On 03/05/2020 07:56, Ian Jackson wrote:
In message ,
Roger writes
On Sunday, April 26, 2020 at 8:02:04 PM UTC+2, Disgusted of Tunbridge
Wells wrote:

Should the UK ban going out for exercise as well?

It won't make that much difference...the majority of the fat *******s
don't do any.

I should point out that they can still exercise, of course, as well as
in home they can also eg. run round the block.

The ban regards going to parks, riverside walks, seafronts etc "to do
exercise"; or just jogging/cycling all over the place.

The official policy seems to be (with some justification) that exercise
is OK - provided you don't do it anywhere where you can enjoy the view.


They don't need justification from ******s like you.

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On 3 May 2020, GB wrote
(in article ):

On 03/05/2020 07:56, Ian Jackson wrote:
In ,
Roger writes
On Sunday, April 26, 2020 at 8:02:04 PM UTC+2, Disgusted of Tunbridge
Wells wrote:

Should the UK ban going out for exercise as well?

It won't make that much difference...the majority of the fat *******s
don't do any.

I should point out that they can still exercise, of course, as well as
in home they can also eg. run round the block.

The ban regards going to parks, riverside walks, seafronts etc "to do
exercise"; or just jogging/cycling all over the place.
The official policy seems to be (with some justification) that exercise
is OK - provided you don't do it anywhere where you can enjoy the view.

They don't need justification from ******s like you.

Do I detect another over confident poster, but with nothing positive to say
about any subject?

Maybe the government could make a rule that if anyone is going to sit and
admire a view, they must take with them a towel and a disinfectant spray
(diluted toilet bleach would be enough)?

Spray the disinfectant on the seat, and sit on the towel. Is it really that
difficult for the average Brit? (Who must never wear a face mask because
he/she has spent so much time previously taking the **** out of Asian people
scurrying around their 'third world streets wearing face masks).

Go one tell us what you really think... grin

Brian

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On 3 May 2020, GB wrote
(in article ):

On 03/05/2020 07:56, Ian Jackson wrote:
In ,
Roger writes
On Sunday, April 26, 2020 at 8:02:04 PM UTC+2, Disgusted of Tunbridge
Wells wrote:

Should the UK ban going out for exercise as well?

It won't make that much difference...the majority of the fat
*******s
don't do any.

I should point out that they can still exercise, of course, as well
as
in home they can also eg. run round the block.

The ban regards going to parks, riverside walks, seafronts etc "to do
exercise"; or just jogging/cycling all over the place.
The official policy seems to be (with some justification) that exercise
is OK - provided you don't do it anywhere where you can enjoy the view.

They don't need justification from ******s like you.

Do I detect another over confident poster, but with nothing positive to
say
about any subject?

Maybe the government could make a rule that if anyone is going to sit and
admire a view, they must take with them a towel and a disinfectant spray
(diluted toilet bleach would be enough)?

Spray the disinfectant on the seat, and sit on the towel. Is it really
that
difficult for the average Brit? (Who must never wear a face mask because
he/she has spent so much time previously taking the **** out of Asian
people
scurrying around their 'third world' streets wearing face masks).