Diogenes the Cynic
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Jesus not another famine. We'll never hear the end of it.
Current Affairs Coronavirus Thread - Serious stuff !!!
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Jesus not another famine. We'll never hear the end of it.
Diogenes the Cynic
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UK coronavirus crisis 'to last until spring 2021 and could see 7.9m hospitalised' https://www.theguardian.com/world/2020/mar/15/uk-coronavirus-crisis-to-last-until-spring-2021-and-could-see-79m-hospitalised?CMP=Share_AndroidApp_Copy_to_clipboard
Bye everyone
@Prevenger17 i think you should apologise to that young man who thought the world was ending
Bye everyone
@Prevenger17 i think you should apologise to that young man who thought the world was ending
Toast
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12 seems a lot.
May have a coffee shop or something ?
Or it could be Mr Walton and his 6 kids have popped round for the weekend ?
Diogenes the Cynic
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Live without milk, forget it, It's in the past.
Cow milk anyway.
In fact i believe milk varieties will increase exponentially.
As will meat, moss, bark and beetle options.
We couldn't be in a better place to appreciate this sweet bounty.
Haha. I can assure you I am in no way fussed about this virus.
This is the kind of irresponsible reporting the media have become known for, but rarely pulled up on.
FAKE NEWS.
Bluerover
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As I posted earlier it should be announced today.
Pubs etc being requested to close and people being asked not to have, or go to house parties.
Meanwhile at the moment I am expecting to have to turn up for work tomorrow in a building with well over 200 people....although numbers may be down because of parents having to mind their young schoolchildren.
Makes no sense imo
Toast
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I don't drink milk.
Haven't for ages.
My kids get through gallons of the stuff though.
Kenshin
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Playing devil's advocate here.
Is these tests for the virus actually tests for the virus or tests for the symptoms? Because they stopped testing for the virus allegedly and just go on the basis of the symptoms if the information is to be believed.
Only reason I'm asking is because reading another sad story of someone losing their life at only 59, it mentions he was diagnosed with pneumonia as cause of death, underlying health conditions and retired from work 10 years earlier based on health.
Is it possible that the cause of death was pneumonia and not the virus at all? The article even says they can't be sure it was the virus as the cause of death until the post mortem
The real story here is a very sad one and by no means do I want to detract from that at all. I'm just asking , are patients going to be chalked down as dying from symptoms for the official number or are they sure before reporting them? I mean dying from the likes of pneumonia is a thing already , even in people with health issues.
Is these tests for the virus actually tests for the virus or tests for the symptoms? Because they stopped testing for the virus allegedly and just go on the basis of the symptoms if the information is to be believed.
Only reason I'm asking is because reading another sad story of someone losing their life at only 59, it mentions he was diagnosed with pneumonia as cause of death, underlying health conditions and retired from work 10 years earlier based on health.
Is it possible that the cause of death was pneumonia and not the virus at all? The article even says they can't be sure it was the virus as the cause of death until the post mortem
The real story here is a very sad one and by no means do I want to detract from that at all. I'm just asking , are patients going to be chalked down as dying from symptoms for the official number or are they sure before reporting them? I mean dying from the likes of pneumonia is a thing already , even in people with health issues.
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
Did you wash them,.,,,
What a knob
peteblue
Welcome back Wayne
post of the month......
I think they are kinda doing it in degrees to avoid pandemonium.
As well as banks.
Hey ho we're also in lockdown as of friday.
Banks, pharmacies, supermarkets/shops and every other institution that can work from home (i.e. insurance companies, huge yay for me) is still working.
Any restaurants and the likes still work, but only do deliveries.
Price of diesel has lowered a bit lol
Closed: malls, any public places like cafe's and stuff like that, bars, pubs, clubs and the likes are also shut. Any public service (i.e. bus/underground) has mandatory cleaning every round they make. Municipalities work but get the same cleaning treatment every 1 or 2 hours, depending.
It's not the end of the world, but I just saw a photo of a guy buying 96 cans of Heinz beans and 40 bog rolls from a supermarket from today... lol
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