Are you concerned/bothered about the corona virus?

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Franglais:
So, do you know you have had, and recovered from it, and cant catch it again nor pass it on?
Or, are you still as vulnerable as everyone else?

‘Recovery’ read remission and probably a carrier just like the bats that the bio tech scum have probably taken the pathogen component of it from to mix with a human transmitter.The clue is that we create no anti bodies and there are no anti virals which can kill it when you’ve caught it.

Good luck with getting a clear statement from the ‘scientists’ that ‘recovery’ means what it says on the tin.

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I am becoming a little concerned.

However,I ain’t had a pint since last Saturday… so am gonna risk it.

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Roman Tersorium ricker cleaners could be the way forwards am a thinkin,at least until bidetbogs become wider available.Not such an arcane concept on further reflection,as long as the domestos arrangments don’t concide.I mean whatever did the Romans do for us? :astonished:

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manalishi:
Roman Tersorium ricker cleaners could be the way forwards am a thinkin,at least until bidetbogs become wider available.Not such an arcane concept on further reflection,as long as the domestos arrangments don’t concide.I mean whatever did the Romans do for us? :astonished:

I have two bidets in Portugal and no shortage of toilet tissue…Is that irony? :laughing:

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Tude:
I have two bidets in Portugal and no shortage of toilet tissue…Is that irony? :laughing:

I don’t…

Spose there’s any chance of you being in an internet free zone whilst your munching on wild boar, figs and jetwashing yer arse?

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I’m wondering if it’s worth buying shares in Andrex. Or Kleenex. Prob make a fortune.

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Franglais:

toonsy:
Well that’s my time in self isolation up. I’m allowed to mix with the public again :slight_smile:

It’s been quite nice just being tucked away at home. Not so much fun for my seven year old son though.

Can I ask if you were ever tested?
So, do you know you have had, and recovered from it, and cant catch it again nor pass it on?
Or, are you still as vulnerable as everyone else?

I’m glad someone asked because I can explain the whole crap of it.

Sometime in late Feb my brother in law and nephew went skiing in northern Italy, before anything really kicked off. They came back, brother in law had a cold (so he thought) and nephew had nothing but again at that point nothing was really being done. I popped over on February 29th to see my nephew for his birthday, seen him for about ten minutes before he scurried back off to his teenage tosspit with card and money to spend on whatever it is he was going to spend it on. The end.

Only it wasnt.

A full week and a day went by when I got a call from my sister to say that they’d both felt unwell, had tests on the grounds they’d been to Italy and tested positive and that public health were contact tracing. Except we got no call so I went to work on Monday morning (shipping out over the water), my mrs went to her work (in a childcare setting) and my lad went to school. My wife decided to call Public Health after getting the all clear to carry on working, they said we all needed to self isolate because we had contact with a confirmed case.

Now none of us felt unwell, so none of us got tested because we had no symptoms so apparently didnt need it. We just got told to stay away from people and public places for 14 days after Feb 29th which is today. All through it none of us have felt unwell and on the Thursday the advice changed so we could effectively go back to school/work on the Friday but in the end we all thought sod it :laughing:

So to answer your questions, if we’ve had it we didnt know, and weve not been tested because we didnt have any symptoms. If we have/had it we’re asymptomatic so could be spouting it forth to all and sundry unwittingly, but we’ve followed all guidelines given to us. I guess we are as vulnerable as anyone else still but at the end of the day “I’ve done my bit” and taken a hit for the good of the people as far as I can.

Many questions though. I mean I was only really in isolation for three days by the time I got I over the water and home, my wife and son for four and a half, so what about the previous ten days or so? I guess it didnt matter. It didn’t to PHE who just trotted out the 14 day line.

One thing I will say is peoples reactions are ridiculous. When I finished work it was like I was wearing a pathogenic bomb vest given some of the looks I got. Which I’ve raised with HR because obviously confidentiality didnt last long at all. It’s that bad that “in real life” I’ve told nobody why I’ve been off work.

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commonrail:
I am becoming a little concerned.

However,I ain’t had a pint since last Saturday… so am gonna risk it.

Yeah, I’m risking a night on the town tonight too. Probably be my last for a couple months though.

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If the direction of travel of this fearpornathon is the compulsory vaccination option,I wouldn’t hesitate to present a raised finger to the ■■■■■■■■ trying to pump their crap into my bloodstream.I know for a fact the Hitachi corporation developed a speck of dust-size nano-microchip decades ago,pretty useful way to mass brand the sheep via the hypodermic method. :imp:

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toonsy:

Franglais:

toonsy:
Well that’s my time in self isolation up. I’m allowed to mix with the public again :slight_smile:

It’s been quite nice just being tucked away at home. Not so much fun for my seven year old son though.

Can I ask if you were ever tested?
So, do you know you have had, and recovered from it, and cant catch it again nor pass it on?
Or, are you still as vulnerable as everyone else?

I’m glad someone asked because I can explain the whole crap of it.

Sometime in late Feb my brother in law and nephew went skiing in northern Italy, before anything really kicked off. They came back, brother in law had a cold (so he thought) and nephew had nothing but again at that point nothing was really being done. I popped over on February 29th to see my nephew for his birthday, seen him for about ten minutes before he scurried back off to his teenage tosspit with card and money to spend on whatever it is he was going to spend it on. The end.

Only it wasnt.

A full week and a day went by when I got a call from my sister to say that they’d both felt unwell, had tests on the grounds they’d been to Italy and tested positive and that public health were contact tracing. Except we got no call so I went to work on Monday morning (shipping out over the water), my mrs went to her work (in a childcare setting) and my lad went to school. My wife decided to call Public Health after getting the all clear to carry on working, they said we all needed to self isolate because we had contact with a confirmed case.

Now none of us felt unwell, so none of us got tested because we had no symptoms so apparently didnt need it. We just got told to stay away from people and public places for 14 days after Feb 29th which is today. All through it none of us have felt unwell and on the Thursday the advice changed so we could effectively go back to school/work on the Friday but in the end we all thought sod it :laughing:

So to answer your questions, if we’ve had it we didnt know, and weve not been tested because we didnt have any symptoms. If we have/had it we’re asymptomatic so could be spouting it forth to all and sundry unwittingly, but we’ve followed all guidelines given to us. I guess we are as vulnerable as anyone else still but at the end of the day “I’ve done my bit” and taken a hit for the good of the people as far as I can.

Many questions though. I mean I was only really in isolation for three days by the time I got I over the water and home, my wife and son for four and a half, so what about the previous ten days or so? I guess it didnt matter. It didn’t to PHE who just trotted out the 14 day line.

One thing I will say is peoples reactions are ridiculous. When I finished work it was like I was wearing a pathogenic bomb vest given some of the looks I got. Which I’ve raised with HR because obviously confidentiality didnt last long at all. It’s that bad that “in real life” I’ve told nobody why I’ve been off work.

Clear answer. Thanks.
Have I gotta wipe this screen with vodka now youve written all over it? And good on you for doing the decent thing, and playing by the rules....even if they dont seem to clever.

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Franglais:

toonsy:

Franglais:

toonsy:
Well that’s my time in self isolation up. I’m allowed to mix with the public again :slight_smile:

It’s been quite nice just being tucked away at home. Not so much fun for my seven year old son though.

Can I ask if you were ever tested?
So, do you know you have had, and recovered from it, and cant catch it again nor pass it on?
Or, are you still as vulnerable as everyone else?

I’m glad someone asked because I can explain the whole crap of it.

Sometime in late Feb my brother in law and nephew went skiing in northern Italy, before anything really kicked off. They came back, brother in law had a cold (so he thought) and nephew had nothing but again at that point nothing was really being done. I popped over on February 29th to see my nephew for his birthday, seen him for about ten minutes before he scurried back off to his teenage tosspit with card and money to spend on whatever it is he was going to spend it on. The end.

Only it wasnt.

A full week and a day went by when I got a call from my sister to say that they’d both felt unwell, had tests on the grounds they’d been to Italy and tested positive and that public health were contact tracing. Except we got no call so I went to work on Monday morning (shipping out over the water), my mrs went to her work (in a childcare setting) and my lad went to school. My wife decided to call Public Health after getting the all clear to carry on working, they said we all needed to self isolate because we had contact with a confirmed case.

Now none of us felt unwell, so none of us got tested because we had no symptoms so apparently didnt need it. We just got told to stay away from people and public places for 14 days after Feb 29th which is today. All through it none of us have felt unwell and on the Thursday the advice changed so we could effectively go back to school/work on the Friday but in the end we all thought sod it :laughing:

So to answer your questions, if we’ve had it we didnt know, and weve not been tested because we didnt have any symptoms. If we have/had it we’re asymptomatic so could be spouting it forth to all and sundry unwittingly, but we’ve followed all guidelines given to us. I guess we are as vulnerable as anyone else still but at the end of the day “I’ve done my bit” and taken a hit for the good of the people as far as I can.

Many questions though. I mean I was only really in isolation for three days by the time I got I over the water and home, my wife and son for four and a half, so what about the previous ten days or so? I guess it didnt matter. It didn’t to PHE who just trotted out the 14 day line.

One thing I will say is peoples reactions are ridiculous. When I finished work it was like I was wearing a pathogenic bomb vest given some of the looks I got. Which I’ve raised with HR because obviously confidentiality didnt last long at all. It’s that bad that “in real life” I’ve told nobody why I’ve been off work.

Clear answer. Thanks.
Have I gotta wipe this screen with vodka now youve written all over it? And good on you for doing the decent thing, and playing by the rules....even if they dont seem to clever.

The problem is there’s massive holes in the rules, which makes the measures while very draconian on a personal level, futile.

Then again, people seem to be willing to lose a couple hundred thousand loved ones in search of herd immunity because the government says it’s a good idea, even if the rest of the world seem to be thinking otherwise.

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Latest plan from the government

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Tude:
I have two bidets in Portugal and no shortage of toilet tissue…Is that irony? :laughing:

You’re still here?

Either go . . . or don’t go, who really cares?
Just stop posting.
If you do go, then fair enough, go over there, burn your bridges and criticise the UK for all its faults, but don’t do it while you’re still here using UK broadband, Uk roads, utilities, health provisions etc. and threatening to leave . . .
That is ignorance beyond belief.

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Well we are losing work because of it.
I work for an events company and all next weekends weddings/functions have been cancelled.
Partly by customers, partly by venues shutting down…

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toonsy:
The problem is there’s massive holes in the rules, which makes the measures while very draconian on a personal level, futile.

Then again, people seem to be willing to lose a couple hundred thousand loved ones in search of herd immunity because the government says it’s a good idea, even if the rest of the world seem to be thinking otherwise.

So the government says ‘Herd Immunity’ is the answer. They’re planning on most of us (inevitably) getting it, then building up an immunity to it, and hoping the virus gives up and fades away.

Sounds a bit reckless and high risk to me. Who’s to say we won’t get it again?

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Any of you lads running Italy?

On a kinda similar note, when the foot and mouth was on (2000 ish?) it was rife in my area, I parked my out based truck at home in a local farm yard, running out on back country roads, and then doing Holland…I did mention it to UK customs btw, but was still sent on the boat without so much as a wheel wash.

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toonsy:
Then again, people seem to be willing to lose a couple hundred thousand loved ones in search of herd immunity because the government says it’s a good idea, even if the rest of the world seem to be thinking otherwise.

As I saw it this whole cluster zb kicked off because of the usual bleeding heart suspects saying we must bring loads of people out of the epicentre, of a possible/probable bio weapon escape/release, to ‘safety’ in the West.There were no examples of it anywhere here before that point.
Now it’s predictably here the same muppets are applying double standards by saying we need lock down of this lock down of that let’s stop flights and movement blah blah.

Then to add insult to injury they are pushing the idea that bat virus mixed with something along the lines of the human cold to transmit it will just pass and blow over as we supposedly build up ‘immunity’ to such an artificially created effectively bullet proof pathogen.Total bs.

While yes we know the stores are predictably being cleared out of provisions understandably on the basis of survival instincts kicking in.So why are the shelves remaining empty and not being refilled.

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dexxy57:

Tude:
I have two bidets in Portugal and no shortage of toilet tissue…Is that irony? :laughing:

You’re still here?

Either go . . . or don’t go, who really cares?
Just stop posting.
If you do go, then fair enough, go over there, burn your bridges and criticise the UK for all its faults, but don’t do it while you’re still here using UK broadband, Uk roads, utilities, health provisions etc. and threatening to leave . . .
That is ignorance beyond belief.

Oh Bless you.

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Tude:
Oh Bless you.

The word ‘prick’ springs to mind, but it just doesn’t do you justice.

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