Lockdown 3
 

So as of yesterday, the 3rd "major" lockdown has happened.

I've gone out in my local town @ lunch time. I can report that whilst despite apparently "non-essential" shops were supposed to be shut; many coffee shops are still open and you can still get some takeaways.

Oh, and I approached a few lady sets and they were still receptive, and there was still reasonable street traffic (though any touching unsurprisingly was a little harder).

Thus, as far as I care, little extra to really worry about. I have at least one set up in London next week (for now) so I don't know how London compares.

Z

Useful tip - if you're questioned about why you're somewhere when you're out (like at a train station), claim you're visiting your support bubble who is suffering from mental health issues due to lockdown stress.

Funny joke.


Peace,

kowalski

Or completely ignore them and go about your day

OK I'll rephrase - if police officers question you, as opposed to some randomer, to avoid being fined.

You don’t have to talk to the police in the uk. What the hell are you on about? Just ignore them and continue about your day.


Peace,

kowalski

Lockdown 3 is almost over now! By the way the central London parks are always great for day game even in lockdown. Now that the lockdown is ending most people are far less paranoid about catching covid 19 and so are far more approachable that a few months ago! Lockdown is due to completely end on Monday the 21st of June! It has been a he'll of a long wait for that!

I've been out approaching in the current lockdown regardless, so old news, but thanks

You nobhead.


Peace,

kowalski

I was out on the South Bank the other weekend and there was some straight 1am nightclub energy going on there in the later evening - and I'll say this much tbf. The fact that everyone's "out-out" is now outdoors and that the streets of London are now populated by groups of drunk women out to get laid makes street game marginally less weird.

Like at least there's scope to actually talk to women who are out specifically to socialise rather than accosting women who are just popping out to Sainsbury's for milk.