Have you broken any lockdown regulations?

Have you broken any lockdown regulations?

  • Alcohol

    Votes: 121 38.7%

  • Curfew

    Votes: 93 29.7%

  • Masks

    Votes: 102 32.6%

  • Prohibited areas (beaches, parks, etc)

    Votes: 69 22.0%

  • Social distancing

    Votes: 130 41.5%

  • Tobacco / nicotine

    Votes: 82 26.2%

  • Travel

    Votes: 67 21.4%

  • Other

    Votes: 39 12.5%

  • None

    Votes: 80 25.6%
  • Total voters
    313
Technically I think everyone in this country has broken a few of the regulations at some point or another.

Some of them have been accidental and others have been intentional.
 
What happens if our grabbamint becomes more abusive, actually going to militant extremes?

Other - not giving info like this in public, anonymous is only as long as it's protected.
 
Back in the beginning of this whole thing, I admittedly got a bit toasted somewhere, and got into an Uber without a mask on. The dude was super polite, and I only realised after a minute or two once he had left that the mask was no longer on my person. I wrapped my jersey around my head, apologised profusely and gave him a massive tip afterwards.

Curfew a couple of times, was unavoidable.
 
ToxicBunny said:
Technically I think everyone in this country has broken a few of the regulations at some point or another.

Some of them have been accidental and others have been intentional.
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Well with some people's interpretation of "confined you your home" meaning in the actual house, rather than on the property, I may have broken a rule. Pretty sure I've checked on gate on the property during curfew hours.

Also, enforcing social distancing in a queue when the other people don't understand the concept doesn't work well.
 
Can I select other?

Other - I don't smoke
:p

I do wear a mask outside my car, when in public.

However I often enter high risk zones, aka hospitals, to support clients, regularly. Some days 3 hospitals are visited.

Do note I have not had flu or flu-like symptoms in about 4/5 years.

So in short I'm a high risk for spreading it or being infected, but seem to be safe so far :p
 
cr@zydude said:
Well with some people's interpretation of "confined you your home" meaning in the actual house, rather than on the property, I may have broken a rule. Pretty sure I've checked on gate on the property during curfew hours.

Also, enforcing social distancing in a queue when the other people don't understand the concept doesn't work well.
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Well there are the issues of interpretation yes.

But then some people intentionally break the rules because they're retarded and make no sense to them.. and of course there is the social distancing thing which is an anathema to some people
 
ToxicBunny said:
Well there are the issues of interpretation yes.

But then some people intentionally break the rules because they're retarded and make no sense to them.. and of course there is the social distancing thing which is an anathema to some people
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I really do try to stick to the rules, and leave the house as little as is required. If everyone just tried to do the basics, we'd all be better off.

And before I'm called an ANC comrade or stooge again, I am well aware that some rules were dumb. Determining what is or isn't winter clothing and a ready-to-eat meal was just stupid.
 
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Where are all the MyBB'ers that constantly criticise my/our point of view, voting NONE OF THE ABOVE??
 
JohnStarr said:
Lol...of course. But I asked you.
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www.nature.com

SARS-CoV-2 antibody prevalence in England following the first peak of the pandemic - Nature Communications

REACT-2 is a large-scale community study of SARS-CoV-2 seroprevalence in England. Here, the authors estimate that 6% of adults in England had been infected by mid-July 2020, with health and long-term care workers and those of Black or South Asian ethnicity disproportionately affected.
www.nature.com www.nature.com

Anyway, you get the gist...

Zhou and colleagues say one study showed that cigarette smoke extract (CSE) inhibits SARS-CoV-2 spike protein pseudovirus infection, thereby supporting findings that smokers may be at a lower risk of SARS-CoV-2 infection, as compared with the general population.
 
Nah - don't drink alcohol and don't smoke + always home with my kids so easy not to break any regulations.....
 
I like drinking on the beach, which is against the law in general. Might just do so after work.
 
marbro said:
Bought booze during the lockdown
Transported booze during the various ban's
Bought cigs during lockdown
Stayed up passed curfew and left my house before curfew ended.
I dont always social distance, Especially at the gym
I dont wear my mask at the gym and only put it on when im close to people (I dont wear it before i get out my car)
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My degree in psychology tells me that you have a small d!ck... And being an outlaw helps you deal with your inadequacy issues... It's okay to talk about it...
 
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