Mar
17th
2020
The UK has finally been hit with it and we're going to be under lock down shortly · 6:34pm Mar 17th, 2020
CORVID19 has made people buy bulks of survival essentials and the UK is now being hit with the virus. Hardly anyone is outside anymore.
Streets are silent and it's strange. Shortly from now, nobody will be outside due to quarantine until this blows over. I suspect it's gonna get rough and lengthy in terms of time being stuck inside. I've personally not stocked up on anything, so I'll see what happens.
The rest of you, stay safe. Don't leave your home unless deemed necessary. With all my love and more, from England, with love.
- FireRain 💛
I'm currently in self-isolation at the moment and I've noticed that even my town has become quieter. Although it is good to be wary, coronavirus has only caused over 7,900 deaths and already 81,238 people have recovered. But yeah, life here has certainly changed.
Stay safe my friend. Safe and healthy
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Not complaining, the peace is nice and you can think straight. On the down side, lack of conversation might drive people a bit insane and stir crazy, depending on how long this virus lasts. Hopefully, not long, given the recovery rate. Stay safe! 💛 - your English neighbour!
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You, too, my American blood brother. As for the healthy part, I think I'll skip it: I'm talking this opportunity to be a cookie-scoffing, white Fat Albert. Who knew quarantine could be so delicious? 😋😁
But seriously, stay safe and healthy and sane, man. We'll get through this. Do you think this means we can hope for a sequel to 28 Weeks Later now?
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I actually have stocked some treats for this as well
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Old cartoons are the best, but I always found it weird how Fat Albert's build in comparison to the other kids was way out of proportion. He wasn't just fat, he was morbidly obese. But...I refer this version:
5225749 back in the 1990s or possibly sometime in the early 2000s a sketch comedy show called Mad TV which was inspired by Mad Magazine did a sketch called "Morbidly Obese Albert".
Coincidentally the man who created Mad Magazine was the same man who created all those horror comics back in the 1950s such as "Tales From The Crypt", "Vault Of Horror" & "Haunt Of Fear". He has started working on Mad Magazine while those previously mentioned Comics was still being published. But when parents were complaining that those horror comics lead to juvenile delinquency, of which there was no proof, EC Comics, the company that published those horror comics was shut down so William Gaines, the founder of EC decided to spend full time working on his new project which was Mad Magazine. There has been a lot of homages to EC since then including the 1982 George A. Romero/ Stephen King collaboration "Creepshow" & its 1987 sequel "Creepshow 2".