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In general proper hand washing is as good as using a hand sanitiser. However for people such as my mother who is in her eighties and suffering from cancer hand sanitisers can be vital. She needs to have one in her hall so that visitors make sure they don't carry in any infection.

We cannot get hold of any, but ut my local chemist told me that when they got a stock in recently people were grabbing handfuls and they were sold out in minutes.

Can I just appeal to people to be aware that if, as a healthy low risk family, they are depleting shops of hand sanitisers, many of which will remain in cupboards unused, they are depriving ill and vulnerable people and their families of a simple way of keeping a loved one safe.

Please, if stocks are replenished, don't hog them and stock pile.. Leave enough to keep ill and vulnerable n people safe.

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Dontfadeaway

https://twitter.com/ruadhan_/status/1238105466804285452?s=21

Wouldn’t go near it when it’s like that

Harry Palmr

At 8 AM tomorrow they'll be a sleepy riot at the doors of supermarkets across the land.

Abel Ruiz

Am I the only one getting a chinese tonight?

No chance I'm going to a supermarket after work.

realdanbreen

AMKC wrote: »

Same here. You would swear it was Christmas or something absolutely crazy. There was even a woman wearing a mask in the shop.

And George Lee hasn't even appeared on the TV yet!:eek:

AlphabetCards

TheBoyConor wrote: »

Is there anything to be said for relentlessly flogging the langer off of oneself?

A man with big plans

[Deleted User]

Cans.

Abel Ruiz

Major Lovechild wrote: »

I might take some of these

Do it.
Its the only way to be sure

bizidea

We are all doomed I tell ye doomed lol

lapua20grain

Me and the Mrs went shopping yesterday morning for the usual stuff in Clarehall Tesco didn't buy any more than normal. But there were people walking around with 2 trolley loads of shopping hundreds of euro worth queueing down the aisles fcuking mental.

TheBoyConor

AlphabetCards wrote: »

A man with big plans

Perhaps that is why the shops are all sold out of tissue paper. Everyone is locked up at home pulling themselves asunder. With ever increasing vigor with each day that passes.

the_pen_turner

AlphabetCards wrote: »

A man with big plans

It's the small things in life that give you the most pleasure

jimgoose

Abel Ruiz wrote: »

Am I the only one getting a chinese tonight?

No chance I'm going to a supermarket after work.

I'll probably crack open the head of some toilet paper-crazed zombie and feast on the goo inside.

Feisar

Cuddlesworth wrote: »

Bloke in front of me had two trolleys of food, including 20 carrot cakes. I'm trying to get my head around how long it takes to go through 20 carrot cakes, even in a place that likes them.

On people buying stupid stuff I heard of a friend of a friend that went in and seen the panic buying, he randomly picked up a load of bleach and bought it. When he got home he was like, the fuq did I just do!?!?

[Deleted User]

I'd love an aul carrot cake

Glebee

CountingCrows wrote: »

Milking a random cow will be less hassle

The cow will soon be killed for food and toilet paper..

DenMan

I'll be working on an assignment and watching some youtube videos. Hopefully they don't turn the internet off. :pac:

matchthis

Abel Ruiz wrote: »

Am I the only one getting a chinese tonight?

No chance I'm going to a supermarket after work.

Doing the same myself tonight, would normally do the shop on fri morning after dropping kids off at school. Not a chance tomorrow

1882

Wibbs wrote: »

I wonder do these crowds of cretins have the tiniest glimmer of brainpower to consider that by piling into shops en masse queueing arse to tit with other mouthbreathers that they've massively increased their chances of exposure to this virus? I'd bet the farm that in a few supermarkets around the country infected and contagious individuals have been in this melee and have infected others.

It is amazing to witness the stupidity of people Wibbs. Crowds of people squashed indoors together is exactly what we are being told NOT to do. It's unreal.

Andrewf20

Best bet is to hit the small spars, centras, butchers and fruit / veg shops if you can / need.

ShaneU

Glebee wrote: »

The cow will soon be killed for food and toilet paper..

Or traded....the bartering system is coming back guys, the euro will be worthless. Adverts.ie will be overloaded with people trading their clothes for kit-kats

chillyspoon

Glebee wrote: »

The cow will soon be killed for food and toilet paper..

Ah jayzuz, don't tell me the cows are stock piling toilet paper n'all!

jimgoose

matchthis wrote: »

Doing the same myself tonight, would normally do the shop on fri morning after dropping kids off at school. Not a chance tomorrow

Yeah, all kidding aside I have meat/fish/chicken in the freezer, fresh bread for a couple of days and sufficient other basics and not-quite-as-basics. I don't intend to go within 500 yards of a feckin' supermarket until possibly Sunday afternoon. :pac:

[Deleted User]

Ush1 wrote: »

Ducks and swans in the canal as well!

I think I'd rather some vegan stuff.

1882

bluewolf wrote: »

I'd love an aul carrot cake

I got the last one, sorry

[Deleted User]

Was just in Aldi, Roscommon. no trolleys, all 6 tills open and queues to the back of the shop at every one of them, that many people that is would be hard to get out of there without joining a queue, anyway I was only able to buy 25 bottles of the brown bear ipa (99c), couldn't carry anymore, think I will head back in just before closing and stock up on the essentials (Guinness & Bud) 20 euro a slab

, one woman was buying a half a trolley of vinegar

Rows Grower

jimgoose wrote: »

I'll probably crack open the head of some toilet paper-crazed zombie and feast on the goo inside.

TDf7187 got that one out an hour before ya in post no.8.

jimgoose

Rows Grower wrote: »

TDf7187 got that one out an hour before ya in post no.8.

So I see. I did work in the toilet paper angle, in fairness to me.

Glebee

Pulled into Tesco Liffey Valley earlier, queues back out onto the road from the carpark, car park jammed (thats a big carpark) Did not go in...

landofthetree

Idiots.

Then people wonder why we can't have a health service.

Huntergonzo

You always see these episodes of South Park and the likes where there's idiotic mass hysteria, with people darting around, panic buying etc.

And you just laugh, cause it's ridiculous and you think, 'ah well that wouldn't happen in real life'.......fast forward to today!