Coronavirus - the killer flu that will wipe us out? (Vol. 3)
Discussion
Spidersleg said:
This virus has really opened my eyes to how dirty some people are!
We handle money on a daily basis and you see people with notes in their mouth, holding notes in the same hand as the snot rag they've just wiped their nose with, coughing into a hand of cash and the proceeding to hand it to us.
Amazes me that they have no clue about whats going on, or simply dont care.
Queuing to get into the US last year. I'm at the front of the queue, the officer looks up, points and starts tearing into someone behind me who was holding their passport in their mouth. I barely got looked at so the officer could have his chat with the next guy. I would not have wanted to be that guy. We handle money on a daily basis and you see people with notes in their mouth, holding notes in the same hand as the snot rag they've just wiped their nose with, coughing into a hand of cash and the proceeding to hand it to us.
Amazes me that they have no clue about whats going on, or simply dont care.
London424 said:
Why are some people so obsessed with the government not ‘locking everyone down’? If you don’t agree with the advice you know you can do it yourself right?
Just isolate yourself. Not difficult.
I suspect they don't want to do it themselves for the next 6 months. But everybody else should.Just isolate yourself. Not difficult.
julianm said:
A memory from childhood:
In days of old
When knights were bold
And paper weren't invented
They wiped their ass
With blades of grass
And went away contented.
In days of oldIn days of old
When knights were bold
And paper weren't invented
They wiped their ass
With blades of grass
And went away contented.
When knights were bold
And condoms weren't invented
They'd put a sock
Upon their cock
Thus babies were prevented
London424 said:
Why are some people so obsessed with the government not ‘locking everyone down’? If you don’t agree with the advice you know you can do it yourself right?
Just isolate yourself. Not difficult.
I think its because without governmental direction, their employers won't agree.Just isolate yourself. Not difficult.
London424 said:
Why are some people so obsessed with the government not ‘locking everyone down’? If you don’t agree with the advice you know you can do it yourself right?
Just isolate yourself. Not difficult.
Nobody has said there should be a lockdown.Just isolate yourself. Not difficult.
There should be less intrusive measures in place though, IMO, to try and prevent the spread.
TheJimi said:
Sorry guys, I should've mentioned in my previous post - I went deaf in August last year, so Skype / telephone is out.
I had the idea of meeting somewhere (driving there in separate cars) and going for a brief walk somewhere not busy or crowded.
Sounds like a good plan. Don't touch the same surfaces, maintain some distance, don't cough on one another. I think that would be fine. I had the idea of meeting somewhere (driving there in separate cars) and going for a brief walk somewhere not busy or crowded.
Spidersleg said:
This virus has really opened my eyes to how dirty some people are!
We handle money on a daily basis and you see people with notes in their mouth, holding notes in the same hand as the snot rag they've just wiped their nose with, coughing into a hand of cash and the proceeding to hand it to us.
Amazes me that they have no clue about whats going on, or simply dont care.
It's how you build up an immune system, by being exposed to every day germs.We handle money on a daily basis and you see people with notes in their mouth, holding notes in the same hand as the snot rag they've just wiped their nose with, coughing into a hand of cash and the proceeding to hand it to us.
Amazes me that they have no clue about whats going on, or simply dont care.
They say since housewives went nuts on cleaning everything with 99.9% bacteria wipes and sprays, kids get more illnesses.
hyphen said:
It's how you build up an immune system,
They say since housewives went nuts on cleaning everything with 99.9% bacteria wipes and sprays, kids get more illnesses.
Ditto peanut allergies after pregnant mums advised to avoid them. They say since housewives went nuts on cleaning everything with 99.9% bacteria wipes and sprays, kids get more illnesses.
New treatments now available that... guess what... expose kids to peanuts to build immunity.
TheJimi said:
Sorry guys, I should've mentioned in my previous post - I went deaf in August last year, so Skype / telephone is out.
I had the idea of meeting somewhere (driving there in separate cars) and going for a brief walk somewhere not busy or crowded.
Bluetooth HA/ Roger receiver and Facetime?I had the idea of meeting somewhere (driving there in separate cars) and going for a brief walk somewhere not busy or crowded.
Bummer about the ears
Edited by WinstonWolf on Friday 13th March 12:58
Assuming everyone remembers the Twin Towers collapsing after the attacks... Remember why so many people died? Because they were told by the people ‘in control’ to stay put. They trusted them and it cost them their lives. Same as Grenfell. Terrible terrible outcomes.
The majority of those that survived went against the instructions and took it in themselves to get out.
Wonder if this will be the same scenario? Only time will tell unfortunately.
The majority of those that survived went against the instructions and took it in themselves to get out.
Wonder if this will be the same scenario? Only time will tell unfortunately.
ferrisbueller said:
julianm said:
A memory from childhood:
In days of old
When knights were bold
And paper weren't invented
They wiped their ass
With blades of grass
And went away contented.
In days of oldIn days of old
When knights were bold
And paper weren't invented
They wiped their ass
With blades of grass
And went away contented.
When knights were bold
And condoms weren't invented
They'd put a sock
Upon their cock
Thus babies were prevented
When knights were bold
And PH weren't invented
They'd scream all night
"I'M RIGHT! I'M RIGHT!"
And folks thought them demented
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