CoVid-19 Part IX - 785 cases ROI (3 deaths) 108 in NI (1 death) (20 March) Read OP

DevilsHaircut · 21-03-2020 09:43PM

To the economic worriers (bless), money does not exist as a thing in itself. It is a means of exchange between human beings, most of whom are in the same boat as regards Covid 19.

pjohnson · 21-03-2020 09:43PM

elperello wrote: »

Good idea but unfortunately the Ferrari factories are closed being in the eye of the storm.

McLaren and and least two other F1 teams are starting to process healthcare machinery.

froog · 21-03-2020 09:44PM

Away With The Fairies wrote: »

785 cases in Ireland... How is this possible? We were letting in plane loads of people from Italy? There should be more. Or are symptoms really that mild in most of us?

almost certainly there a large number of younger people walking around with zero or little symptoms.

SlowBlowin · 21-03-2020 09:44PM

gmisk wrote: »

Or pack some tissues?

I like the foot tap thing as well.

I am just saying the two bits of advice should not be followed together...

Christ you must be tall to have 2m legs !!!!

JP Liz V1 · 21-03-2020 09:44PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

https://twitter.com/ESPNFC/status/1241453658832875520

walshb wrote: »

Image of Roy!

Just as fiery and passionate on the field as Keano, great player

iwillyeah1234 · 21-03-2020 09:44PM

fr336 wrote: »

I live in Luton, a town of population 200,000 and 30 miles out of London. Apparently we only have five cases...just the five...... Lol

Severe levels of suppression there. We know the demographics. Jaysus.

Fleetwoodmac · 21-03-2020 09:45PM

iwillyeah1234 wrote: »

Why are you being such an autist?

Really... could you have used a term such as pedantic instead.
This is not on.

21-03-2020 09:45PM

Originally Posted by AllGunsBlazing
I'm actually beginning to think that Italians are somehow more susceptible to this virus. Nothing seems to be containing it over there.

on CNN there is a story about an Italian family in New York who were all at dinner last week. Within 3 days of the dinner, 4 of them were dead from covid 19, and 7 are still in ICU. The family name is Fusco. None of the family experienced any symptoms until that night.

YFlyer · 21-03-2020 09:46PM

elperello wrote: »

Good idea but unfortunately the Ferrari factories are closed being in the eye of the storm.

Wasn't there an Italian article a few days ago that said Ferrari was going to make ventilators?

Other major manufacturing and engineering companies in Europe can adjust their line.

Stheno · 21-03-2020 09:46PM

BorneTobyWilde wrote: »

That is horrific

iwillyeah1234 · 21-03-2020 09:46PM

froog wrote: »

almost certainly there a large number of younger people walking around with zero or little symptoms.

The youngsters as “corona vector” theory. Same as Italy.

elperello · 21-03-2020 09:46PM

iwillyeah1234 wrote: »

Lads - because of the autist in our midst.

1. I’m Irish
2. I live in England
3. Am posting pictures of empty shelves to warn my home country.
4. I truely think England is going to be the next Italy - so my Ireland needs to be aware.

5. I honestly think my country has the medical staff and political leadership to get my Ireland through this.

Just sending you guys reports from the craziness that is England. You do NOT want to copy it. That’s all.

I chided you gently the last time now I'm spelling it out. Here in the old country we have moved on.

We don't use autism as a slur anymore.

fritzelly · 21-03-2020 09:47PM

froog wrote: »

almost certainly there a large number of younger people walking around with zero or little symptoms.

Is there a graph somewhere for confirmed cases in Italy by age profile?

Ireland currently - numbers are increasing much more in the 25-64 age groups

CinemaGuy45 · 21-03-2020 09:47PM

Fleetwoodmac wrote: »

Really... could you have used a term such as pedantic instead.
This is not on.

Somebody reported those two posts and they have been carded.

Dam Aspies missing those social cues can be such tell tails.:D

bekker · 21-03-2020 09:47PM

YFlyer wrote: »

Good Man Colin Keogh.

However I would prefer an automobile company, like Ferrari or say some manufacturing company to make the ventilators. They would have the workforce and equipment.

3D printers are not the bee all.

What would they bring to the party?

We're mainly talking plastic extrusion here. I would hazard a guess that the car makers subcontract all that work out. Possibly to China.

cf 3D printers, decent number of industrial scale operators, don't require manufacture of precision moulds, just software files.

Fastest solution, construct using existing components and standard seals etc. Doesn't need to elegant, just effective and reasonably compact.

froog · 21-03-2020 09:48PM

iwillyeah1234 wrote: »

The youngsters as “corona vector” theory. Same as Italy.

and they're roaming around in huge bored groups now making a mockery of social distance.

parents need to cop the feck on now and be responsible.

Spanish Eyes · 21-03-2020 09:48PM

walshb wrote: »

Image of Roy!

I actually thought it was RK :P Just by the pic, not wishing anything bad on RK or anything.

elperello · 21-03-2020 09:49PM

YFlyer wrote: »

Wasn't there an Italian article a few days ago that said Ferrari was going to make ventilators?

Other major manufacturing and engineering companies in Europe can adjust their line.

Sorry if I am out of date.
Things are moving fast I was working off a report from a few days ago.
They certainly would have the expertise.

iwillyeah1234 · 21-03-2020 09:50PM

Stheno wrote: »

That is horrific

Jesus Christ.

Right. I’ve had a few glasses of wine.

But during my years in London , working in Tech , my best workmates were always Italian. This is really cutting me up.

As if the virus went after the nicest people in Europe. The Spanish and Italians. Why? Because they have strong families and interact. So sad on so many levels.

Rant over. That was a powerful post.

astrofool · 21-03-2020 09:51PM

DevilsHaircut wrote: »

To the economic worriers (bless), money does not exist as a thing in itself. It is a means of exchange between human beings, most of whom are in the same boat as regards Covid 19.

When a storm comes, be in the biggest boat with the most people, sure it might get a little bit "Lord of the Flies" but most survive.

SlowBlowin · 21-03-2020 09:51PM

YFlyer wrote: »

Wasn't there an Italian article a few days ago that said Ferrari was going to make ventilators?

Other major manufacturing and engineering companies in Europe can adjust their line.

If I need a ventilator I hope its a Farrari one, not a Lada..

DevilsHaircut · 21-03-2020 09:53PM

astrofool wrote: »

When a storm comes, be in the biggest boat with the most people, sure it might get a little bit "Lord of the Flies" but most survive.

Looking for some profit opportunities are we?

iwillyeah1234 · 21-03-2020 09:53PM

Stheno wrote: »

That is horrific

Can’t say anymore. I want the Angelus to come on the radio.

Stopped me in my tracks.

Kermit.de.frog · 21-03-2020 09:53PM

froog wrote: »

and they're roaming around in huge bored groups now making a mockery of social distance.

parents need to cop the feck on now and be responsible.

Think you'll find a lot of these parents are just as immature and irresponsible as their off spring and don't give a ****e about anyone, not even themselves.

Sad but true.

Dialogue is a waste of time. Only enforcement works.

dougm1970 · 21-03-2020 09:54PM

iwillyeah1234 wrote: »

Just caught a Sky News report from Italy - if covid19 victims die in a care home or private home , they ARENT counted in the stats. The Italian death stats are from hospitals.

Jaysus. This could be way way worse than we can even imagine.

isnt that what germany is doing....attributing any death they can to any underlying health issue they can and NOT to the virus itself.

Spanish Eyes · 21-03-2020 09:54PM

Pretzill wrote: »

Those photos from Italy

Very sobering altogether. The families must be in bits. It is unreal now.

We normally see these kind of pics from earthquakes or floods etc. far far away, not that they don't deserve sympathy don't get me wrong, but this is very close to home now.

Far away things are not real to many, but close to home they are, that's how it works.

retro:electro · 21-03-2020 09:55PM

Stheno wrote: »

That is horrific

Ah god. **** sake

lawred2 · 21-03-2020 09:55PM

froog wrote: »

and they're roaming around in huge bored groups now making a mockery of social distance.

parents need to cop the feck on now and be responsible.

Where is everyone seeing these roving gangs of kids?

Haven't seen any myself anywhere

CinemaGuy45 · 21-03-2020 09:56PM

iwillyeah1234 wrote: »

Can’t say anymore. I want the Angelus to come on the radio.

Stopped me in my tracks.

You really are posting ****e this is a serious subject could you not try post when you are sober?

Nonoperational · 21-03-2020 09:56PM

On the off chance hydroxychloroquine works we will have plenty of it anyway and for free with novartis amongst others committing to donate around 200 million doses.

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CoVid-19 Part IX - 785 cases ROI (3 deaths) 108 in NI (1 death) (20 March) Read OP