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Meanwhile in the Netherlands: - Most precautions have been extended until 20 May, I guess we'll have another of these press conferences the week before that - All events that need a license will not happen until at least 1 September, which includes big international music festivals like Pinkpop, the world famous 'Four Day March' in Nijmegen (largest walking event in the world) and - as the prime minister stressed specifically - no professional football, so that discussion ended right then and there - Elementary schools will reopen on 11 May, the day after the end of a holiday, but partially: for example one day half the kids go, the other day the other half goes. Some more exceptions for all kinds of special education. - Children up to 12 years old will be allowed to start training in their sports again (all sports), same goes for children up to 18 years old but only for sports where they can keep 1,5 meters distance; for both categories, no official matches And besides that, the prime minister again stressed that people have always been and will remain to be allowed to do individual sports like running, because it's good for your health.

Loving the virus icon

Because for a much larger amount of people with an autism spectrum disorder, these rules are....freaking...heaven How much easier can it be than "stay x meters away from people" (which they/we love already anyway), for example? Plus it's pretty fun to see all kinds of people all stressed out because their plans are changing....guess what, that's what 'we' experience on an almost daily basis, stressing out because something changes.

As for 'forum competitions': I have absolutely zero inspiration in terms of what we could do, but I'm down for whatever you guys come up with

Well, we all know how serious we should take the IOC I'll listen to what actual experts such as @Dragon say.

An actual Olympic medal though, rip-off events don't and shouldn't count as actual Olympic medals (much as I like the YOG)

Purely out of curiousity: is there a definition for this, mostly for what makes it 'serious'? I have been diagnosed long ago (as in, when I was 10 or so) and my current education and road to a regular job takes place in/by a 'foundation' that does exactly that: offer education and a trajectory to regular jobs (all in the IT world) for people who for whatever reason dropped out of a regular education trajectory. In short: I'm interested as to how they separate 'serious autism spectrum disorder' from 'regular autism spectrum disorder'

We'll have another press conference tonight, this time to talk about what happens after 28 April (the current date until which the precautions go). I'm expecting a slight loosening, and some extensions. Most likely they'll announce stuff for the next 3-4 weeks or so again, since looking forward further than that and deciding things for longer than that makes no sense.

Anything that involves the Cruijff of Dushanbe is correct. That is of course Istiklol's young #14, Sheriddin Boboev, who has been on fire with some great moves and goals.

I've got a feeling they did not keep 2 meters or so distance?

Football and cycling as favourite sports, quick question: which is your favourite match of the past month and favourite cycling race of the past month?

You punch the trees to get the wood.

Welcome @Ludwig37

At least convincing others to go on a gluten free diet has a bit less effect on your and my health than anti-vaccination bullshit..

Like during the coronavirus situation when he was invisible for weeks? If there's one situation where "we'd know" does not apply, t's about Kim Jong-un's health

Yeah informing people like that is useless, no matter which kind of argument you use, 'all your information is coming from Big Pharma and the governments' anyway Or they answer with something like "I have the right to my opinion!". Yeah, sure....but it's about facts. It's like they're trying to convince you we, humans, actually breath solid gold instead of air.

Yeah 5G masts are being attacked almost daily here these past two weeks or something, what the fuck kind of special idiots are walking this earth

Irene Lardschneider for example, who lost balance and crashed straight into a certain Brazilian earlier this season

@Sindo No complaint about something new this time, I like seeing these stats (although the 'most online' is a bit useless this way ), but is it possible to move it down on the page instead of having it here? Now it just takes away the space of a couple of topics that could otherwise be there, it doesn't really make sense to make more scrolling necessary for the actual content, while some fun bonus like these stats could be perfectly available on the bottom.

Today, 21:06 apparently. Sure

And you can even play along with an app

Which might we why it's asked in a Dutch TV show A lot of people pronounce it in the way that suggests there is a double l.

Djokovic has announced he is a dangerous idiot who doesn't care about general wellbeing of people. Good to know

Right,, thanks to all of this mess we've learned Djokovic is an idiot. Some morons being against vaccinations, sure, but if a high-profile figure like him being one convinces some gullible people to be against it too...well, fuck. Can't find it now, but apparently his wife shared a video earlier this week promoting the total bullshit of 5G having caused the coronavirus crisis At least these people fit together

Throwing stones to Russian riot police doesn't work, you need flashbangs, shotguns or walking around them. Do these people not play Call of Duty?