The big Coronavirus thread
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Well... That's certainly different.0
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Would that be a death "with covid"?0
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Toys firmly out of pram- Genesis Croix de Fer
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on the basis that you tested positive before getting run over by the tank, then I think so...kingstongraham said:Would that be a death "with covid"?
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Depends if the slow painful death takes more than 28 days, I suppose.imposter2.0 said:
on the basis that you tested positive before getting run over by the tank, then I think so...kingstongraham said:Would that be a death "with covid"?
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Maybe Nick will volunteer to do the research for us...kingstongraham said:
Depends if the slow painful death takes more than 28 days, I suppose.imposter2.0 said:
on the basis that you tested positive before getting run over by the tank, then I think so...kingstongraham said:Would that be a death "with covid"?
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Well someone hasn’t had the best of days, it seems.0
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He might be grumpy because he's self isolating?kingstonian said:Well someone hasn’t had the best of days, it seems.
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Self-isolation is Nick's default state.0
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Can we afford to lose any posters ?briantrumpet said:Ciao.
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You're not going to name names then?Ncovidius said:
Meh. There are a ‘core’ of about 6 posters who’s bollocks don’t match their bluster. If they actually carried on in the real world like that, I doubt they’d have reached puberty. I know there are some decent types on here, but they’re not the vocalists. It’s the ‘tree house mafia’ I wish painful death on, not the others:tailwindhome said:Haven't been following those thread.
Things seem to have escalated somewhat"I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0 -
Some prices are just worth paying.DeVlaeminck said:
Can we afford to lose any posters ?briantrumpet said:Ciao.
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Although there's not a conspicuous correlation between low mood and homophobia that I'm aware of....First.Aspect said:
He might be grumpy because he's self isolating?kingstonian said:Well someone hasn’t had the best of days, it seems.
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Dunno. There are a couple of homophobes on here that don't appear to be happy.First.Aspect said:
Although there's not a conspicuous correlation between low mood and homophobia that I'm aware of....First.Aspect said:
He might be grumpy because he's self isolating?kingstonian said:Well someone hasn’t had the best of days, it seems.
I'd tell them to man up but apparently that is not the best approach.The above may be fact, or fiction, I may be serious, I may be jesting.
I am not sure. You have no chance.Veronese68 wrote:PB is the most sensible person on here.1 -
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Breaking news:
G-23 Paxilon Hydrochlorate to be used in all air-conditioners and purifiers.0 -
Must admit I didn't have "hamster reparations" on my list of possible headlines for 2022.
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That's one for the bottom bracket, surely.0
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If one's to believe the Graun, things not going well in Italy...Italy has reported 143,898 Covid-related deaths today, compared with 155,697 the day before, the health ministry said.0
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Oh for crying out loud, is it work experience week there or something?briantrumpet said:If one's to believe the Graun, things not going well in Italy...
Italy has reported 143,898 Covid-related deaths today, compared with 155,697 the day before, the health ministry said.0 -
presumably total so far, they got a whole lot of resurrection going onbriantrumpet said:If one's to believe the Graun, things not going well in Italy...
Italy has reported 143,898 Covid-related deaths today, compared with 155,697 the day before, the health ministry said.my bike - faster than god's and twice as shiny0 -
sungod said:
presumably total so far, they got a whole lot of resurrection going onbriantrumpet said:If one's to believe the Graun, things not going well in Italy...
Italy has reported 143,898 Covid-related deaths today, compared with 155,697 the day before, the health ministry said.
No, they used the wrong word. Kinda basic journalism. They meant cases.0 -
there was an impliedbriantrumpet said:sungod said:
presumably total so far, they got a whole lot of resurrection going onbriantrumpet said:If one's to believe the Graun, things not going well in Italy...
Italy has reported 143,898 Covid-related deaths today, compared with 155,697 the day before, the health ministry said.
No, they used the wrong word. Kinda basic journalism. They meant cases.
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Even if France has just passed its peak, with the Paris region's numbers declining, parts of the rest are still increasing - Haute Loire looks impressive at over 4700/100k.
UK figures look to have had quite a bump in the regions, but maybe heading down a bit now. From the low number in UK ICUs presently, I guess that the numbers of deaths is going to continue to drop. Good news. Though France's hospitalised numbers are still climbing... not good news.
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briantrumpet said:
Even if France has just passed its peak, with the Paris region's numbers declining, parts of the rest are still increasing - Haute Loire looks impressive at over 4700/100k.
UK figures look to have had quite a bump in the regions, but maybe heading down a bit now. From the low number in UK ICUs presently, I guess that the numbers of deaths is going to continue to drop. Good news. Though France's hospitalised numbers are still climbing... not good news.
Chatted with a friend about it yesterday - her family is in the western end of the Loire. She said pretty much everyone she knows in that part of France either has Covid at the moment or has had it in January.0 -
kingstonian said:briantrumpet said:
Even if France has just passed its peak, with the Paris region's numbers declining, parts of the rest are still increasing - Haute Loire looks impressive at over 4700/100k.
UK figures look to have had quite a bump in the regions, but maybe heading down a bit now. From the low number in UK ICUs presently, I guess that the numbers of deaths is going to continue to drop. Good news. Though France's hospitalised numbers are still climbing... not good news.
Chatted with a friend about it yesterday - her family is in the western end of the Loire. She said pretty much everyone she knows in that part of France either has Covid at the moment or has had it in January.
Interesting why it has spread in France quite so spectacularly, even in comparison to the UK. Oh well, good news once it drops off, as long as the hospitals don't get overwhelmed.0 -
The idiocy of the “people who were for lockdowns as a public health policy are now not so they’re hypocrites” argument is really quite remarkable.0
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You spend a fair bit of time over there Brian - any thoughts on why the high infection levels?briantrumpet said:kingstonian said:briantrumpet said:Even if France has just passed its peak, with the Paris region's numbers declining, parts of the rest are still increasing - Haute Loire looks impressive at over 4700/100k.
UK figures look to have had quite a bump in the regions, but maybe heading down a bit now. From the low number in UK ICUs presently, I guess that the numbers of deaths is going to continue to drop. Good news. Though France's hospitalised numbers are still climbing... not good news.
Chatted with a friend about it yesterday - her family is in the western end of the Loire. She said pretty much everyone she knows in that part of France either has Covid at the moment or has had it in January.
Interesting why it has spread in France quite so spectacularly, even in comparison to the UK. Oh well, good news once it drops off, as long as the hospitals don't get overwhelmed."I spent most of my money on birds, booze and fast cars: the rest of it I just squandered." [George Best]0
