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2 minutes ago, Ted Dansons Wig said:
Bless you sweetie
I think it's natural isn't it? I'm sure you have some art/music/culture you really love, and you'd love others to be able to experience it the same way you do. If that makes sense.
(I genuinely wasn't meaning to come across patronising, by the way!)
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7 minutes ago, Barry Fish said:
It hasn't been like that for a very long time (70s?) Bunch of rich white guys mainly now. It's big business.
Not sure the majority of Glastonbury punters are "rich"...
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1 minute ago, zahidf said:
When the Brexit vote was to Leave, a number of people in/involved with the EU asked what they would miss the most about the UK's involvement in the EU.
The MHRA was a very common answer - I didn't really think much of it at the time. I can completely see why now.
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5 minutes ago, mcshed said:
1. Hurt/Heal Rankings
2. Individual Rankings
3. Ranking Rankings
4. Uptown Top Ranking
5. Ranking Individual's Rankings
1. The start of your post
2. The end bit
3. The middle bit
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Bowie + Radiohead
the rest, with a cursory nod to The Cure.
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The Cure - 155
Radiohead - 195 (+5)
The Rolling Stones - 130 (-5)
Stevie Wonder - 205
Blur - 150
R.E.M. - 165
David Bowie - 279
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7 hours ago, Ted Dansons Wig said:
The Cure - 170
Radiohead - 145 (-10)
The Rolling Stones - 125
Stevie Wonder - 215
Blur - 160
R.E.M. - 155
David Bowie - 269
Radiohead more important than the Rolling Stones? Lawdy. Get.a.grip. Most important band since the Beatles? They’d struggle to make the Top 10.
I feel sad for you that you don’t/can’t enjoy them, genuinely.
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The Cure - 170
Radiohead - 155 (+10)
The Rolling Stones - 135
Stevie Wonder - 215
Blur - 160
R.E.M. - 155
David Bowie - 269
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5 hours ago, kalifire said:
The state of Radiohead being on more than The Rolling Stones.
Lightyears ahead of them.
Radiohead are utter genius - the most important band since The Beatles imo.
Rolling Stones are a decent blues band.
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The Cure - 155
Radiohead - 135 +10
The Rolling Stones - 140
Stevie Wonder - 210
Blur - 160
R.E.M. - 160
David Bowie - 269
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16 minutes ago, Florian Saucer Attack said:
The Rolling stones should be on 170. West country girl and Greenelk posted at the same time
I sorted it. 🙂
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The Cure - 164
Radiohead - 171
The Rolling Stones - 170 - corrected, see further up this page for why.
Stevie Wonder - 220
Blur - 171
R.E.M. - 172
David Bowie - 275 (+10)
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The Cure - 127
Radiohead - 170 (+10)
The Rolling Stones - 170
Stevie Wonder - 215
Blur - 175
R.E.M. - 180
David Bowie - 275
Pulp - 40
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The Cure - 117
Radiohead - 170 (+5)
The Rolling Stones - 165 (-5)
Stevie Wonder - 210
Blur - 175
R.E.M. - 180
David Bowie - 275
Pulp - 30
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Just now, DeanoL said:
I think the residual social distancing thing is important. I don't think it's as scary as it sounds. Social distancing includes a lot of different things, and some just won't be residual: people will go meet their friends and family and be in close proximity to them.
Where we will see residual impacts, that will be beneficial, is with interactions with strangers. It will maybe stop being the norm to shake the hand of every single person you meet in a business context. Or at least it'll no longer be seen a bit rude to say "ah, I won't, I have a sniffle".
When you're in a supermarket, and someone else is at the shelf you want, looking at it, maybe you'll wait until they're done rather than leaning in front of them to get your milk.
If you're in town and want to get past someone but can't without brushing against them, maybe you'll just wait instead.
None of this will make your life loads worse, but this, plus people being more aware of what surfaces they're touching, and washing their hands, will add up to a decent impact on all infectious disease.
If there are any social distancing guidelines still in place by September I would imagine them to be:
- Wear a mask on public transport if you're ill or have a cough
- Don't touch strangers
I'd argue these are things we should have already been doing out of politeness anyway. And if this pandemic makes these two things the norm then at least it will have done something good. Most of my female friends are perfectly happy to never get back to the "normal" of being touched by men they don't know in pubs and bars.
The potential issue with the first few paragraphs of your post is everyone's behaviour is different - some will be more polite and respectful as you say, but many won't - so this will continue to cause all sorts of social anxiety/divisiveness.
I do however totally agree on your last couple of points.
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1 minute ago, squirrelarmy said:
Mask usage this winter has contributed to one of the smallest flu seasons in recent years. Same with catching a cold. Because people are being more self conscious about mask wearing and using hand sanitiser a lot of the common viruses aren’t being spread as normal.
But the point they've been making is that all it has potentially done is delay a shitload of flu deaths - those people who didn't die of flu this year will be one year older, with a weaker immune system. Each year we continue to mask up and distance, we're just building and delaying that issue, kicking the can down the road.
So either we mask and distance for the rest of our lives, or we accept that in coming next couple of winters we're going to have a shit ton of flu deaths. Those are our two options. I think Whitty's comment re: 30,000 more deaths this coming winter is just preparing us for this happening.
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31 minutes ago, zahidf said:
I love how politely he utterly dismantles Pretend SAGE. Truly joyous to watch.
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The Cure - 112
Radiohead - 193
The Rolling Stones - 175 (-10)
Stevie Wonder - 220
Blur - 190
R.E.M. - 220
David Bowie - 300
Pulp - 102
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Just now, zahidf said:
Probably the smallest? Intriguing.
I wonder if he's answering that in purely an epidemiological way, rather than socially, as I think many are absolutely seeing the end of social distancing as by far the biggest step.
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I still can’t get over how childish a concept Fake SAGE is.
Imagine a Fake FA who had pretend meetings about what should pretend happen if they pretended to be in a parallel universe where they had any sort of relevance.
Their existence is genuinely embarrassing.
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The Cure - 179
Radiohead - 150 (+10)
The Rolling Stones - 118
Stevie Wonder - 210
Blur - 140
R.E.M. - 189
David Bowie - 275