Relaxation of Restrictions, Part VII *Read OP For Mod Warnings*

paw patrol

Deleted User wrote: »

The ECB are saying that hopes for a swift economic recovery in 2021 have now faded.

With countries going into 2nd lockdowns and possibly third lockdown in the new year , sh*t is going to hit the fan.

bUt ItS fReE mOnEy , PaScaL sAiD sO

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Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

And now the begrudgery phase....

Reasoned criticism isn't begrudgery- i note yet again you dishing out the put downs with zero substantive counter argument. Just the glib one liners that again add nothing- you're either too lazy to debate or have nothing to add or both

Banana Republic 1

RobitTV wrote: »

Ankle bracelets and DNA testing are also being considered on airplanes now.

When will people resist?

How else would you identify non lizard people

Micky 32

Fodla wrote: »

possibility of climate lockdowns.

There won’t be climate lockdowns unless we get 60 degree summers, 200 mile an hour hurricanes or 20 ft of snow that i can see never happening.

Evolving technology will help with climate change more than anything else. Irelands emissions dropped 4.5% in 2019.

_Kaiser_

Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

And now the begrudgery phase....

Have you ANYTHING to contribute beyond dismissive attacks and sneering at others?

I do love all these "new" posters in the last few months.

RobitTV

Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

How else would you identify non lizard people

The only thing you can possibly argue at this stage, is that Ireland is the only entity that is entitled to hold the name of 'banana republic'

Banana Republic 1

_Kaiser_ wrote: »

Have you ANYTHING to contribute beyond dismissive attacks and sneering at others?

I do love all these "new" posters in the last few months.

No Im sent here by the lizard king to annoy.

Banana Republic 1

RobitTV wrote: »

The only thing you can possibly argue at this stage, is that Ireland is the only entity that is entitled to hold the name of 'banana republic'

You're right about the banana republic but its not the only entity entitled to it

Gervais08

Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

No Im sent here by the lizard king to annoy.

Jim Morrison wants his title back!

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Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

No Im sent here by the lizard king to annoy.

Annoy? Lol. Don’t flatter yourself!

TomTomTim

Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

No Im sent here by the lizard king to annoy.

Only fools fall for this type of nonsense. You are clearly desperate when you all you're doing is slinging ****, and putting words in peoples mouths.

Necro

Banana Republic 1 wrote: »

No Im sent here by the lizard king to annoy.

Mod:

Seeing as you're admitting to trolling, don't post in this thread again

Thanks.

Ginger n Lemon

Publicans say government and NPHET 'determined to close down sector'
It is reported the governemnt is looking at plans that would only allow pubs with a kitchen and a chef onsite to open.

https://www.thejournal.ie/pubs-covid19-5278251-Nov2020/

Pretty tragic. We will lose our identity if they do not re open. Times of chats, gathering with work colleagues after work etc. all thing of the past. Now the plan is for people to stay at home as much as possible, order as much Amazon and Dominos as possible and watch Netflix. Pessimistic? or realistic?

PJ will come in with a classic now I am shure "werent you the 1 concerned for peoples mental health hoax" :rolleyes:

Allinall

Padraig Cribben is aptly named.

funnydoggy

Allinall wrote: »

Padraig Cribben is aptly named.

Think of the hundreds if not thousands of pubs that are family run that will close for good. This is what is at stake. It's not cribbing ffs.

RobitTV

The time has come for the vintners association to discuss legal avenues. They are coming under a barrage of fire from NPHET and the government.

These proposals will ruin the pub industry and NPHET would only love to make this permanent. As we have now discovered the evidence from Holohans past meetings with anti-alcohol groups. These groups want to change Irish nightlife forever.

These are the radical proposals that Holohan has been dreaming of for years.

robbiezero

retro:electro wrote: »

Luke wants to be a celebrity. There was a time there the other week when he was on the tv morning noon and night. He adores the limelight. As far as I can see, his opinions do not influence or inform any government decisions so why is he constantly spouting rubbish and telling us all what he thinks we should do? He is not a part of NPHET. He is just an immunologist who has not had his mug off the tv since this whole thing started.

If anyone thinks for one second that the likes of Luke and NPHET will be adhering to their own stupid standards on Christmas Day they need their heads examined. They’ll be having a right old knees up not a bother on them. I’m still not over Luke’s suggestion yesterday of leaving the elders of your family sit near an open window in the coldest month of the year. How about he and his ilk all sit outside since they’re the ones perpetuating the constant fear. Better still, catapult them all into outer space so we never have to look at them or hear them again. That should be enough social distance for them.

Of course they won't nor will RTE or the politicians etc.
What nobody seemed to ask the RTE crew or the Golfgate crew is how come they had no fear whatsoever of this "deadly" pandemic.

Of course they know well enough they were was negligible risk to any of them and that that really we only need to watch for the hospitals being overrun, but to prevent that you only need a certain amount of the plebs to stop licking each other for a while, so just throw them into Level 5, hope that enough of them follow it to ease the pressure on the hospitals and its job done. No need for RTE or judges or politicians to be doing with that nonsense themselves.

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Allinall wrote: »

Padraig Cribben is aptly named.

What do you work at? It’s a legitimate question if wanting to dismiss those that cannot

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RobitTV wrote: »

The time has come for the vintners association to discuss legal avenues. They are coming under a barrage of fire from NPHET and the government.

These proposals will ruin the pub industry and NPHET would only love to make this permanent. As we have now discovered the evidence from Holohans past meetings with anti-alcohol groups. These groups want to change Irish nightlife forever.

These are the radical proposals that Holohan has been dreaming of for years.

They must open up despite the NPHET/Govt dictats- all open en masse and two fingers to these dystopian Autocrat headballs. Enough is enough now

RobitTV

Really looking forward to getting a haircut next week. The state of me :pac::pac:

j@utis

RobitTV wrote: »

Wonderful news: Professor Luke O’Neill has said that hugs can happen this Christmas but that there are conditions attached.

‘Good ventilation — Open the window, stick Grandpa by the window and have a good breeze going through.

‘You can certainly hug briefly. Wear masks, have a quick hug outdoors. That is a low-risk activity really.

Brilliant, lets have a freezing cold breeze hit an elderly person in the middle of December and possibly make them sick from something not related to covid. The irony!

My god you have to wonder sometimes.

And when they get sick, send them to hospitals where they most likely contract covid and might even die with it. And it's all because they hugged their grandkids!

Deleted User wrote: »

The ECB are saying that hopes for a swift economic recovery in 2021 have now faded.

With countries going into 2nd lockdowns and possibly third lockdown in the new year , sh*t is going to hit the fan.

Oh, I can't wait! I'll be slagging pro-lockdowners and mask-lovers for days no end! And also, I hope economy will drag the housing market down with it, that'd absolutely fantastic, we're in the buying position now, so why not! Let's do it. I'm all for 4th lockdown if three won't be enough.

Dr golden 2

I know Dee wall isn't the most educated or articulate woman in Ireland but fair play to her for fighting for our freedom

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RobitTV wrote: »

Really looking forward to getting a haircut next week. The state of me :pac::pac:

If the puritans had their way you'd be suffering months more of penance (all for nothing of course)

_Kaiser_

RobitTV wrote: »

Really looking forward to getting a haircut next week. The state of me :pac::pac:

I bought this in March .. may never go to a barber again

funnydoggy

Dr golden 2 wrote: »

I know Dee wall isn't the most educated or articulate woman in Ireland but fair play to her for fighting for our freedom

While she fraudulently claims disability for her "bad legs".

questionmark?

Dr golden 2 wrote: »

I know Dee wall isn't the most educated or articulate woman in Ireland but fair play to her for fighting for our freedom

Ah here! Would you go away out of that. If Government said covid was fake she would say its real. Just a trouble maker looking for a fight.

j@utis

j@utis wrote: »

And when they get sick, send them to hospitals where they most likely contract covid and might even die with it. And it's all because they hugged their grandkids!



Oh, I can't wait! I'll be slagging pro-lockdowners and mask-lovers for days no end! And also, I hope economy will drag the housing market down with it, that'd absolutely fantastic, we're in the buying position now, so why not! Let's do it. I'm all for 4th lockdown if three won't be enough.

you should never wish for a downward economy, it has too many moving parts.
you might end up watching friends lose their homes and jobs etc. Also you shouldn't profess to slag off anyone who wants to wear a mask or even want a lockdown, they have the right to a mask as much as you should have the right not to, this is the whole point. and standing on the side lines slagging each other is a pure distraction.. like the celebs and TV personalities who are out in force from home now, all looking for your attention..

you'll just hurt your credibility and play to the ANTI Vax shouting crowd.

Mr. Karate

Penfailed wrote: »

Yes, I can...and I will. It's hysterical to suggest that lockdown is permanent.

Considering that they intend to keep up in lockdown for most of next year [and they previously claimed that it could go on for 2-5 years] its not hysterical at this point to think these lockdowns are permanent because the Govt and their sycophants int he media are definitely trying to make them permanent.

Fodla

Mr. Karate wrote: »

Considering that they intend to keep up in lockdown for most of next year [and they previously claimed that it could go on for 2-5 years] its not hysterical at this point to think these lockdowns are permanent because the Govt and their sycophants int he media are definitely trying to make them permanent.

Exactly. There is not a shred of evidence to suggest that these lockdowns won't be permanent. Whereas there is evidence, but not proof, which is important to acknowledge, that they may be.

weird, the time was people would actually have to make statements about homeless people dying on the street coming so close to Xmas let alone the rest of the year.

Covid coverage is at saturation pint surely now.

https://www.msn.com/en-ie/news/newsireland/two-homeless-men-tragically-found-dead-in-dublin-city-centre/ar-BB1bluUR?li=BBr5KbJ