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@davidc4430 wrote:

its fine waiting out in the open while its nice weather, today here is lovely outside.

i hope they have a plan should the weather turn nasty.

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You DONT have to wait in open David, as I said you can sit in your car   ....... But I am sure they have ALL bases coverered, the head honcho is a VERY savy bloke

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you do know its not mandatory to own a car?

i live in a seaside comunity, many of the people live withing either a short walk or a ride on a mobility scooter to the main street. (where the clinic is)

sometimes its mobility scooter central in wallyroo when on mass the pensioners are doing their shopping.

i mearly pose the question, i wonder what the plan will be when the weather turns nasty.

 

maybe some kind of tent, but open at each end so foot traffic can still get by?

 

i have no issue with the waiting outside, but they must be sure the 'clients' are not just left standing for long periods.

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I can assure the medicos in my town KNOW what they are doing  ....... no need for you to worry

 

Bty I didnt say you HAD to sit in your car   .... I said you COULD  ....... please read my posts CORRECTLY

 

You sure a glass 1/2 empty kinda bloke

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please read your own post, 'could' wasnt in it.

you wrote 'you CAN sit in your car'

you sure are a, no, your allowed to be wrong, i accept your grovelling apology.

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Go back to school David, both words have the same meaning  ............... pmsl@grovel  ....

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that would be in the official 'lyhargr dictionary' right?

the one we all use?

so tell me if both words mean the same then why have 2 of them?

pmsl@they both mean the same

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You really are like a dog with bone   ..... 

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dont start an argument you can't win.

 

so, folkes out there, do 'COULD and CAN' mean the same thing?

 

if they do then i will give a full and frank apology to lyhargr

 

cant be fairer than that can i?

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Dog with a bone ...................

i didnt do very well at school so i could be completely wrong

i often am

 

so i could be wrong and can be right at times

 

BTW, i'm not a dog!

 

now your getting nasty MATE!

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@davidc4430 wrote:

BTW, i'm not a dog!

 

now your getting nasty MATE!

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dog with a bone ................... look up what it means

 

 

bty I am NOT your mate .....

have i ever lowered my self to calling any other posters names here?

 

maybe i have but its not in my nature.

 

not over a silly thing like this.

and now, back to the studio...

 

Coronavirus social media 'policing' gets nasty, but SA Premier says beaches remain open

 

https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-03-30/coronavirus-social-distancing-in-place-but-sa-beaches-open/12...

 

social media, great place to troll and bully without fear hey!

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@davidc4430 wrote:

have i ever lowered my self to calling any other posters names here?

 

maybe i have but its not in my nature.

 

not over a silly thing like this.

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'Dog with a bone' means not letting go of something.

 

I didn't see anyone calling you a name.

I wish you guys would not do the he said she said quotie thing it gets really boring so no one reads it LOL

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@davidc4430 wrote:

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@lyhargr_0 wrote:

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@davidc4430 wrote:

its fine waiting out in the open while its nice weather, today here is lovely outside.

i hope they have a plan should the weather turn nasty.

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You DONT have to wait in open David, as I said you can sit in your car   ....... But I am sure they have ALL bases coverered, the head honcho is a VERY savy bloke

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you do know its not mandatory to own a car?

i live in a seaside comunity, many of the people live withing either a short walk or a ride on a mobility scooter to the main street. (where the clinic is)

sometimes its mobility scooter central in wallyroo when on mass the pensioners are doing their shopping.

i mearly pose the question, i wonder what the plan will be when the weather turns nasty.

 

maybe some kind of tent, but open at each end so foot traffic can still get by?

 

i have no issue with the waiting outside, but they must be sure the 'clients' are not just left standing for long periods.

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I can assure the medicos in my town KNOW what they are doing  ....... no need for you to worry

 

Bty I didnt say you HAD to sit in your car   .... I said you COULD  ....... please read my posts CORRECTLY

 

You sure a glass 1/2 empty kinda bloke

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please read your own post, 'could' wasnt in it.

you wrote 'you CAN sit in your car'

you sure are a, no, your allowed to be wrong, i accept your grovelling apology.

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Go back to school David, both words have the same meaning  ............... pmsl@grovel  ....

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that would be in the official 'lyhargr dictionary' right?

the one we all use?

so tell me if both words mean the same then why have 2 of them?

pmsl@they both mean the same

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You really are like a dog with bone   ..... 

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dont start an argument you can't win.

 

so, folkes out there, do 'COULD and CAN' mean the same thing?

 

if they do then i will give a full and frank apology to lyhargr

 

cant be fairer than that can i?

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Could is a choice. Can is the ability to do something. So, if you don't have a car, you can't sit in it. If you do have a car, you could sit in it.