CoVid19 Part XI - 2,615 in ROI (46 deaths) 410 in NI (21 deaths)(29/03)OP upd 28/03

dodzy · 28-03-2020 02:27AM

sasta le wrote: »

https://mobile.twitter.com/SindyLJoyce/status/1243643740394328064
Travellers given priority testing

Ah sure the poor travelers get nothing....

bunch of handout-gouging wasters.

tom1ie · 28-03-2020 02:28AM

sasta le wrote: »

https://mobile.twitter.com/SindyLJoyce/status/1243643740394328064
Travellers given priority testing

On what basis?

bloodless_coup · 28-03-2020 02:28AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

In breading leads to bad genes.

28-03-2020 02:29AM

Need a Username wrote: »

What kind of ****head coughs at people because the internet told him to?

Same type of tools that have been talking about going running and cycling on here for the last few hours.

Need a Username · 28-03-2020 02:29AM

khalessi wrote: »

The ignorant dumb weird ones who have no respect for anyone. Plenty of videos doing rounds of the covid cough challenge the covid lick something challenge

Yes but my post was in response to someone not believing these types exist

sasta le · 28-03-2020 02:30AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

I started a thread asking was this right or wrong a few min ago but seems deleted

Funsterdelux · 28-03-2020 02:30AM

doylefe wrote: »

What kind of weirdo would cough on my door handle? Sure just wash the hands.

Exactly, you just dont know.

cnocbui · 28-03-2020 02:30AM

CaoinDory wrote: »

Why does this still seem to be something people are struggling with? It has been said and written down in black and white.

STAY THE FCUK AT HOME!!!!!!

How are people seriously still asking if they can go "out for a drive"?
Is it seriously that hard for you to spend 14 days inside in order to help with this? What is wrong with people?

Get a grip! No one is going to spread the virus or catch it, going for a drive. Put your reusable shopping bags in the car and take the long route to the shops.

28-03-2020 02:30AM

cnocbui wrote: »

2K isn't really enough to get your heart rate up for long enough. I'll also continue going on my usual walks of 6 -8k. I'm in a rural location so unless hedges can catch the virus or give it, I should be fine.

Yes, yes they can. That's the whole ****ing pint of people being time to stay inside

snoopboggybog · 28-03-2020 02:30AM

BoatMad wrote: »

Hopefully the Gardaí will stop people like u, it’s that thinking that has this lockdown forced on us

Can you explain how I'll spread the Covid-19 by going for a drive?

paul71 · 28-03-2020 02:30AM

cnocbui wrote: »

2K isn't really enough to get your heart rate up for long enough. I'll also continue going on my usual walks of 6 -8k. I'm in a rural location so unless hedges can catch the virus or give it, I should be fine.

FFS.

2km on the radius then 12.56km on the circumference of the circle.
2km on radius back.
Thats 14.56km.
You can run all you like within 2km of your home.

sasta le · 28-03-2020 02:31AM

tom1ie wrote: »

On what basis?

I started a thread asking why and was it right or wrong

Pretzill · 28-03-2020 02:31AM

What is wrong with certain people here? It's not rocket science just Stay Home - why the sudden need to F*uckin marathon run across the neighbourhood and far beyond...just stay indoors - keep yourself coronavirus free - nobody wants this, it could kill you, your friends, loved ones etc - the authorities are asking for two weeks you abide by a set of (let's face it, not difficult) requirements so that those of you on the front-line can get on with their vital work. (Without said marathon runner suffering a hamstring injury and further blocking the HSE)

Stay safe all

growleaves · 28-03-2020 02:31AM

Exactly, you just dont know.

But the same weirdo could break into your house and cough on you so maybe its best not to be at home.

There's no way to be prepare for behaviour that's totally unpredictable.

bloodless_coup · 28-03-2020 02:32AM

Why can't people just turn and run the opposite direction at the 2km point?

Need a Username · 28-03-2020 02:32AM

DubInMeath wrote: »

Same type of tools that have been talking about going running and cycling on here for the last few hours.

Not at all the same thing.

I think joggers are tools but if unless they hassling people by getting in their personal space then what harm are they doing?

28-03-2020 02:32AM

snoopboggybog wrote: »

Can you explain how I'll spread the infection by going for a drive?

If you touch your car and the car touches the road and then other people come along that road.

It's passed via surfaces. How long it lives on them is not fully known yet

paul71 · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

I suspect living conditions and average family sizes make them a higher risk group. I don't really have an issue with it.

28-03-2020 02:33AM

Need a Username wrote: »

Not at all the same thing.

I think joggers are tools but if unless they hassling people by getting in their personal space then what harm are they doing?

If they have it, they are contaminating surfaces

BoatMad · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

snoopboggybog wrote: »

Can you explain how I'll spread the Covid-19 by going for a drive?

FFS , it’s not aimed at you , it’s aimed at everyone

, you may be the safest driver alive , never any accidents , the speed limits still apply to you

Get it

Need a Username · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

They’d be more likely to get infected and do more infecting.

I would imagine this is why.

tom1ie · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

cnocbui wrote: »

Get a grip! No one is going to spread the virus or catch it, going for a drive. Put your reusable shopping bags in the car and take the long route to the shops.

What are you talking about? Government has said stay in. So guess what. Stay in!

blockfighter · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

We're going to win some amount of Olympic medals in cycling and running next year. #teamireland

Padre_Pio · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

Niner leprauchan wrote: »

If you touch your car and the car touches the road and then other people come along that road.

It's passed via surfaces. How long it lives on them is not fully known yet

Licking your tyres yeh?

What nonsense.

khalessi · 28-03-2020 02:33AM

growleaves wrote: »

But the same weirdo could break into your house and cough on you so maybe its best not to be at home.

There's no way to be prepare for behaviour that's totally unpredictable.

THats not part of the challenge yet

So until then STAY AT HOME

28-03-2020 02:33AM

growleaves wrote: »

But the same weirdo could break into your house and cough on you so maybe its best not to be at home.

There's no way to be prepare for behaviour that's totally unpredictable.

Probable why breaking into houses is a crime then

irishlad123456 · 28-03-2020 02:34AM

irishlad123456 wrote: »

So online retailers will have to close ?

?

28-03-2020 02:34AM

Pretzill wrote: »

What is wrong with certain people here? It's not rocket science just Stay Home - why the sudden need to F*uckin marathon run across the neighbourhood and far beyond...just stay indoors - keep yourself coronavirus free - nobody wants this, it could kill you, your friends, loved ones etc - the authorities are asking for two weeks you abide by a set of (let's face it, not difficult) requirements so that those of you on the front-line can get on with their vital work. (Without said marathon runner suffering a hamstring injury and further blocking the HSE)

Stay safe all

It's all about putting two fingers up to the government and public at large by declaring "not on my turf". Ignorance on another level.

Woodsie1 · 28-03-2020 02:34AM

Can all the joggers not just run up and down the road?
Why the need to head off on bigger distances?

Need a Username · 28-03-2020 02:34AM

Niner leprauchan wrote: »

If they have it, they are contaminating surfaces

What surfaces?

CoVid19 Part XI - 2,615 in ROI (46 deaths) 410 in NI (21 deaths)(29/03)*OP upd 28/03*

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CoVid19 Part XI - 2,615 in ROI (46 deaths) 410 in NI (21 deaths)(29/03)OP upd 28/03