CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) Read OP

jimmycrackcorm · 26-03-2020 03:27AM

Funny...

https://twitter.com/feistyoneme/status/1242552008369995781?s=19

cnocbui · 26-03-2020 03:28AM

murpho999 wrote: »

Because I stick to verifiable facts not anecdotes or just your own opinion and I don't resort to insults.

No you don't. The NY post article linked to the original article in Danish, you were just too obtuse to see it or too lazy to translate and read it.

You resorted to the lazy Boardsie favourite put down of 'I think your source is disreputable/contemptible, ergo the information the source is conveying must be falacious' What's falacious is the rubbish reasoning. The Daily Mail reports on a huge range of topics. If they have an article about a virus that first appeared in a more reputable source - which they almost always reference - the information doesn't turn to worthless mush just because it first goes mainstream in the DM.

Kermit.de.frog · 26-03-2020 03:30AM

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population · 26-03-2020 03:30AM

Corkgirl20 wrote: »

Kind of regretting doing dry January now.

I've given up drinking for a year.
Sorry, damn punctuation.

I've given up. Drinking for a year.

Kermit.de.frog · 26-03-2020 03:30AM

USA now over 13,000 new cases for yesterday and 247 new fatalities recorded so far.

murpho999 · 26-03-2020 03:32AM

STB. wrote: »

Your ability to read english is clearly a problem. Go back and read what I typed. Hint. Its the very same as you typed. You may have read it with different intonation, but its the same words.

Governments treat things as a pandemic when officially declared so. A month ago it was not a pandemic and was not being treated as such even though it developed into one.

Credibility, is that what you were trying to spell ?

A mere typo of one letter. Says a lot about you that point it out. You’re just someone who looks for small faults, which is easy to do, and then scream about it.

You asked for a news paper article. I gave it to you. Its credibility is up to those that peer review it, when published.

No I asked for a link not a newspaper article.

I'm sure they'll call on you Mr Mensa in good time.

Resorting to insults again, must be losing the argument.

By the way, you lost all credibility with me with your inability to read english words or type them for that matter. That and your other arrogant and poorly educated responses.

I can read and comprehend very well thank you. I just refuse to see stories from The New York Post as a creditable source of information or a good publication in which to educate oneself which is what you claim to do.

cnocbui · 26-03-2020 03:32AM

fritzelly wrote: »

You claimed it's unknown, all those strains are known and have been known for some time

Linky?

STB. · 26-03-2020 03:32AM

fritzelly wrote: »

You claimed it's unknown, all those strains are known and have been known for some time

I claimed the Icelandic study claiming to have found 40 mutations only appeared in the newspapers in the last couple of days.

This inability or refusal to understand English is spreading just like Covid19 at this stage.

murpho999 wrote: »

I can read and comprehend very well thank you. I just refuse to see stories from The New York Post as a creditable source of information or a good publication in which to educate oneself which is what you claim to do.

You can't. And do you know what, I am going to stick you on ignore, as you are boring the pants off me.. You haven't a bulls notion.

Sober Crappy Chemis · 26-03-2020 03:32AM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

USA now over 13,000 new cases for yesterday and 247 new fatalities recorded so far.

I preferred you when you were the storm and snow expert!

marno21 · 26-03-2020 03:36AM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

https://twitter.com/newschambers/status/1242814082874572800

Of course this would not be required if we properly funded the defence forces and they had even one heavy lift aircraft.

A national embarrassment.

How many times recently has the State needed heavy lift aircraft? What's wrong with getting Aer Lingus to do it?

If there were several widebody cargo aircraft sitting around, costing a fortune to store and maintain there would be holy war.

murpho999 · 26-03-2020 03:36AM

bekker wrote: »

But semantics?

pandemic (from Greek πᾶν pan "all" and δῆμος demos "people") is a disease epidemic that has spread across a large region, for instance multiple continents, or worldwide.

This was a pandemic long before the WHO declared it so.

If it walks etc.

Yes but the WHO is the official body that declares pandemics and that’s when governments act. Not when internet posters say so.

caveat emptor · 26-03-2020 03:36AM

so nice

https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1243001198522896385?s=20

cnocbui · 26-03-2020 03:36AM

Sober Crappy Chemis wrote: »

I preferred you when you were the storm and snow expert!

Apart from large doses of snide superciliousness, what are you contributing?

Kermit.de.frog · 26-03-2020 03:37AM

Sober Crappy Chemis wrote: »

I preferred you when you were the storm and snow expert!

I get side tracked.

Snow may not be far off though :pac:

Sober Crappy Chemis · 26-03-2020 03:38AM

cnocbui wrote: »

Apart from large doses of snide superciliousness, what are you contributing?

Put the thesaurus away boy. There's fearmongering and speculating to be done!

caveat emptor · 26-03-2020 03:39AM

https://twitter.com/erikcarrion/status/1242998607164231680?s=20

caveat emptor · 26-03-2020 03:40AM

Let's look what an epidemiological expert thinks in the change in testing occurring in NY.

https://twitter.com/DrEricDing/status/1242972935910023174?s=20

fritzelly · 26-03-2020 03:42AM

STB. wrote: »

I claimed the Icelandic study claiming to have found 40 mutations only appeared in the newspapers in the last couple of days.

So what? They are not new, they have been known for a while.
Your back up is a puff piece in a newspaper with a sensational headline

The only thing the Icelandic research goes to help is how the virus spreads - and there is enough evidence of that throughout all the European countries alone

Kermit.de.frog · 26-03-2020 03:42AM

marno21 wrote: »

How many times recently has the State needed heavy lift aircraft? What's wrong with getting Aer Lingus to do it?

If there were several widebody cargo aircraft sitting around, costing a fortune to store and maintain there would be holy war.

This attitude really annoys me. Every other country take basic defence and distribution serious in case of crisis.

Heavy lift could have been used for evacuations from Libya, Iraq, Syria - the delivery of physical goods either to Ireland or elsewhere to support Irish citizens/interests in conflict zones or emergencies...and other purposes.

We are the only actual country that is not a tiny island in the world that does none of this.

It's a disgrace that we need to get a commercial airliner to fly 60 times to China when one heavy lift could do most of it.

We really need to grow up and stop depending on the UK in particular. We can afford it. We choose not to do it.

cnocbui · 26-03-2020 03:43AM

Sober Crappy Chemis wrote: »

Put the thesaurus away boy. There's fearmongering and speculating to be done!

Pure native vocabulary, I can assure you, son.

Widdensushi · 26-03-2020 03:44AM

are many on here drinking ?it makes for hard reading !

Sober Crappy Chemis · 26-03-2020 03:45AM

cnocbui wrote: »

Pure native vocabulary, I can assure you, son.

Son? So you're in a high risk category? No wonder you're so cross!

murpho999 · 26-03-2020 03:46AM

STB. wrote: »

I claimed the Icelandic study claiming to have found 40 mutations only appeared in the newspapers in the last couple of days.
You can't. And do you know what, I am going to stick you on ignore, as you are boring the pants off me.. You haven't a bulls notion.

Ha ha. Am I supposed to be worried or upset by this?
It just means I won’t have to refute your sniping and ill-substantiated replies anymore. A relief.

Good night.

Sober Crappy Chemis · 26-03-2020 03:46AM

Widdensushi wrote: »

are many on here drinking ?it makes for hard reading !

Jaysus I hope so. Imagine some of the dribble here coming from a sober mind!

Satturnfalls · 26-03-2020 03:47AM

alright im out. good night thread. hope you make for better reading tomorrow!

spookwoman · 26-03-2020 03:49AM

Just updating the sheet and if and when we get things under some control gonna have to quarantine anyone coming in. This is only starting in a lot of places.

fritzelly · 26-03-2020 03:49AM

Widdensushi wrote: »

are many on here drinking ?it makes for hard reading !

God I am but I will leave you with my thoughts on some posts here - floccinaucinihilipilification (all trying to outdo each other with big words)

cnocbui · 26-03-2020 03:51AM

Kermit.de.frog wrote: »

This attitude really annoys me. Every other country take basic defence and distribution serious in case of crisis.

Heavy lift could have been used for evacuations from Libya, Iraq, Syria - the delivery of physical goods either to Ireland or elsewhere to support Irish citizens/interests in conflict zones or emergencies...and other purposes.

We are the only actual country that is not a tiny island in the world that does none of this.

It's a disgrace that we need to get a commercial airliner to fly 60 times to China when one heavy lift could do most of it.

We really need to grow up and stop depending on the UK in particular. We can afford it. We choose not to do it.

Someone once said 'if it flies, floats or fornicates, rent it'

ThePopehimself · 26-03-2020 03:54AM

fritzelly wrote: »

God I am but I will leave you with my thoughts on some posts here - floccinaucinihilipilification (all trying to outdo each other with big words)

Love that!

jimmycrackcorm · 26-03-2020 03:55AM

flynnlives wrote: »

Ye should aslo realsie that China did no work for two months.

Vast majority of the PPE etc is made there. if not the constituent parts.

They only in the last 3 weeks began to get the supply chain moving. So PPE will come.
By this time next week i expect all the calls for PPE in Europe to quieten down as orders start to arrive.

Again the problem is the US and Trump. Hes dithering on getting manufacturers in the US to ramp up production.
This means the states are competing with each other for orders from China.

Another reason that orange bollox needs to be removed.

Greatly dislike Trump but he's got a point about the world dependency on China and that we need regional supply stability.

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CoVid19 Part X - 1,564 cases ROI (9 deaths) 209 in NI (7 deaths) (25 March) Read OP