The Stonehaven Fireballs, quite an event in my local town some 8 miles away. Sadly cancelled for the second year running because of Covid.
Just watched a YouTube video of it from a few years ago.
Looks like a good time.
The whirling of the balls looks like quire the workout.
I'm sure a little antifreeze helps augment the heat from the balls.
Sad to hear of the cancellation but I'm sure you could gather a few friends and neighbors to have a go in someone's back yard.
Ricardian-I remember you posted this or similar some years ago. I had never heard of this event until then. Thanks for the revisit. You guys know how to party
Re: Chaos in Scotland.
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2021 1:38 pm
by Pontius Navigator
Wee Jimmy may cancel Princes Street and the Paki mayor may cancel Trafalgar Square but will they be able to stop the crowds?
King Canute probably had more success.
Re: Chaos in Scotland.
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2021 2:13 pm
by om15
The leftie looney Drakeford has said people can go to pubs but will be fined sixty quid for going to work, these fines will be administered at the discretion of individual police officers. Given that Police incompetence and corruption rivals that of the devolved administrations I can see fury and chaos at this decision.
Meanwhile all the comments in Scottish newspapers contain derision and contempt for Sturgeon, presumably her own supporters are unable to read or write to join in the comments section.
Re: Chaos in Scotland.
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2021 2:33 pm
by Boac
but will be fined sixty quid for going to work
Fake news.
Re: Chaos in Scotland.
Posted: Wed Dec 22, 2021 2:50 pm
by om15
Fines will be handed out to employees in Wales who go to work when they could work from home.
From Monday, workers will receive a £60 fixed penalty notice and companies hit with fines of £1,000 every time they break the rule.
Until now there has just been guidance encouraging home working.
The union GMB said it would affect "the poorest, most vulnerable workers" while the TUC said it was "at best naïve" to think responsibility is shared.
"Additional measures have been introduced to limit the spread of the virus and protect public health," said a Welsh government spokesman.
Should I be working from home now?
Adapt for home working, boss says
"Further to our long-standing advice for people to work from home wherever possible, from Monday this will now be a legal requirement to work from home unless there is a reasonable excuse not to.