MOR316 wrote: I'm a hypocrite
dontpanic wrote: » That's only 50 confirmed cases - there could have been, say, one carrier in the shop today, and now 50 other people are carriers because they all decided to crowd themselves into the same place to panic buy, which completely defeats the plan to contain this. Going to the shop next week with thousands of cases would probably be safer than today's mess as at least people would be on high hygiene alert.
PhilOssophy wrote: » I went to Aldi last night and I honestly have no idea how I am going to eat the angle grinder which I bought as it was the only thing left.
Wanderer78 wrote: » Oh ffs, I'm after buying a **** load of baskets!
Scarlet42 wrote: » LIDL in Sligo packed this morning .. people with full shopping trolleys at 9am! I got 4 fruit scones and 2 Pain Au chocolate .. not my usual Friday morning order .. but need to stock up on the essentials
Gamer Bhoy 89 wrote: » 20 something year olds who are healthy, have a great immune system and can work from home,
corner of hells wrote: Feckin dyslexia has urined my life.
tanko wrote: » I can't believe that you didn't buy any of the tents that were on special offer. You're going to need somewhere to live when the starving hordes looking for food and toilet roll kick you out of your house.
Ironicname wrote: » Yup
fryup wrote: » wonder will the phone scam boys from Delhi be up to their old tricks....."your computer has coronavirus you must act immediately"
corner of hells wrote: » What are you talking about ? Bobby Sands survived for 60 days with no food and he had no arse roll either.
d51984 wrote: » Theres currently a que of about 100 waiting to get in to Aldi in Coolock. Half of these c**nts will end up in the funeral home next door if they keep this crap up!
The Tetrarch wrote: » As I said, there was no recommendation from either government. It was continue as usual. The UK moved from the "contain" to the "delay" phase in its fight against the spread of the coronavirus outbreak on 12 March i.e. yesterday. I gamble. I am not an addict. You are assuming people who go horse racing are gambling addicts. Based on what evidence? Gambling can be useful in teaching risk assessment, a quality absent from much of the population as shown in the last financial crisis. Nothing was learned, and since then the US stock market increased in value in the last ten years to 4.5 times its 2009 value, and 50% above the value of their economy.
Obvious Desperate Breakfasts wrote: » I know lots of people who have cancelled holidays and lost lots of money. None of them really care because they’re not, ya know, cunts. My husband and I have both cancelled holidays and we don’t care about the money. The people who travelled deserve all the ire they are receiving. No sympathy for them.
Deleted User wrote: » I'd say the lowest of the low is people who come on a message board and call a large range of people the lowest of the low, "Societies losers" Grow up and stop panicking and wetting the bed.
Raconteuse wrote: » Any virology heads here?
gct wrote: » I had what I thought was a cold/flu just before Christmas. I felt Ok for a few days then just after Christmas was hit again with a really bad dry cough that took me about 3 weeks to get rid of. Could this have been covid-19? I know the first cases were reported in China in November.
JoChervil wrote: » Also there were few death cases reported in recent months worldwide of young people, who died because their lungs were damaged. Experts blamed vapping for it. But what if Covid-19 did it to them?
Stark wrote: » I'm not a virology expert, but the impression I got from reports is they were able to identify the strain of flu (a H3N2 strain) responsible for the increase in cases and it was one that wasn't well covered by this season's vaccine. In spite of popular opinion, I don't think our health service are that incompetent that they would fail to miss an entirely new virus that represented 25% of cases.
JoChervil wrote: » Actually this year vaccine was widely considered as well prepared.
