This.
Our old joke at school went:
'Why do some people want to become spietkops?'
'So they can have shoes, a motorbike and a gun.'
The military was (and still is!) a different kind of education...
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This.
Our old joke at school went:
'Why do some people want to become spietkops?'
'So they can have shoes, a motorbike and a gun.'
The military was (and still is!) a different kind of education...
I've seen this on fb as well, but nobody seems to know what it's about or what the demands are. Maybe time to start using the 75k troops for something else other than running after smokers.
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I can relate, grew up as a maplotter, had to go to shops for shoes and “long pants” for my std 5 prize-giving, in summer nogal, hardest part was high school as we had to wear trousers and shoes every day.
Good old days where you could judge the temperature based on how blue your toes were,
, did wear shoes in winter but who plays in them.
Mkhize says ‘localised lockdown’ could be used
Mkhize warned of a “surge” in coronavirus cases – particularly in Gauteng.
“The numbers are picking up, the surge is on the way. Particularly in Gauteng the numbers are locking up faster than anticipated,” he said.
He added that the Western Cape had also seen a surge in cases over the course of June.
“(The Western Cape) in June went up by 40,000 people, but in Gauteng as of last night we are close to 3,000 per day. The problem is too many people getting sick at the same time. We want to plead to people to use the masks, use hand washing and practice social distancing.”
“During the month of July we are going to see larger numbers getting infected, going into August. We are hoping to manage the situation during this time.”
https://businesstech.co.za/news/gov...-rise-faster-than-expected/?source=newsletter
Mkhize warned of a “surge” in coronavirus cases – particularly in Gauteng.
“The numbers are picking up, the surge is on the way. Particularly in Gauteng the numbers are locking up faster than anticipated,” he said.
He added that the Western Cape had also seen a surge in cases over the course of June.
“(The Western Cape) in June went up by 40,000 people, but in Gauteng as of last night we are close to 3,000 per day. The problem is too many people getting sick at the same time. We want to plead to people to use the masks, use hand washing and practice social distancing.”
“During the month of July we are going to see larger numbers getting infected, going into August. We are hoping to manage the situation during this time.”
https://businesstech.co.za/news/gov...-rise-faster-than-expected/?source=newsletter
I wear my safety shoes at work because i have to, rest of the time, I'm a barefoot wanderer, except if i have to go do shopping, then plakkies, but not for too long ne....
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Re construction continuing , the bedroom so far - floor is thrown and awaiting sliding door , need to go tile hunting .
Heard a rumour its the police striking. But nothing concrete.
There's also nothing on SAMWU's fb or website.
Metro Police strike.
They still to blame for all the other shht
We passed the 150K cases
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Do you know why?
they want salary increases, of course
Went to pick up my meds this morning @ 7 , received a phone call ''#10 is burning'' This house has been a problem for a long time - owner died , daughter didn't want the house and emigrated to Norway , the squatters came and went , police raided the place once a month , we complained about fighting , music, drugs , but nothing ever happened - until this morning ... I arrived back to this scene .My house entrance is where the Metro van is standing .
Eish, not nice. At least you will be warm and you have a mask for the smoke.
This was taken by one of our housemates after it started
Well at least you’ll get rid of the squatters and drug dealers...
Scary indeed, hope this does not affect you too much.
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