Relaxation of Restrictions, Part XI Read OP For Mod Warnings

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 06:20PM

gozunda wrote: »

Well thank you - I also think its a fair point as well that they were eegits giving everyone else the finger. Glad you agree. Afaik crowds there were disbanded by the Gardai and a number of people arrested - or did I hear that wrong? No matter.

But I reckon you're way in too deep beyond that there if you at that level of convoluted speculation

Ditto. Btw what restrictions were they following did you say?

It remains the point is eegits giving everyone (all those keeping restrictions) the finger imho. And if you really want to go further - I suppose they included themselves in that equation.

Now as much as love to play the game " Things no one said" welcome to the ignore list...

So you are only referring to the tiny minority of people in the city centre who may have been unruly, rather than the vast majority of people out enjoying themselves in general.

suicide_circus · 01-06-2021 06:47PM

NIAC Fanboy wrote: »

So the people who went into the city centre, and followed the restrictions, were giving a finger to everybody else who was also following the restrictions, how?

Lockdown creep has been a boon for the puritanical and joyless busybodies in society, personified in the CMO.

finalfurlong · 01-06-2021 06:49PM

PTH2009 wrote: »

Dr Tony will end up out on the streets with a loudspeaker screaming 'go home save lives, go home save lifes, the virus is still around'

Indeed -you might not have seen it and i thought i was mishearing it(i did hear it as couple of people in work were saying it today)-but Claire Byrne in the trailer for her show last night introduced it with -"Watch out,Dr Tony is about".Sadly she was saying it with straight face.She is incredible at fear mongering at every slight chance

PTH2009 · 01-06-2021 07:08PM

finalfurlong wrote: »

Indeed -you might not have seen it and i thought i was mishearing it(i did hear it as couple of people in work were saying it today)-but Claire Byrne in the trailer for her show last night introduced it with -"Watch out,Dr Tony is about".Sadly she was saying it with straight face.She is incredible at fear mongering at every slight chance

Jesus Christ this country sometimes

Pathetic

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 07:28PM

So the general consensus, not just here, but politicians and medical experts seem to be saying it too, that the crowds outdoors last weekend will do little or no harm in terms of cases.

Holohan was bang out of order, it also begs the question, why the big delay in letting crowds attend sporting events in greater numbers than the 100 and 200 that will soon be allowed.

whisky_galore · 01-06-2021 07:34PM

NIAC Fanboy wrote: »

People will always leave litter at beaches and beauty spots. Often due to lack of bins. Lack of bins is often to deter people who don't want to pay for household rubbish disposal from ramming them all the time.

Often due to people not giving a fück about their country and the state they leave it in.
Babies still relying on mumma to pick up their mess.

PTH2009 · 01-06-2021 07:34PM

NIAC Fanboy wrote: »

So the general consensus, not just here, but politicians and medical experts seem to be saying it too, that the crowds outdoors last weekend will do little or no harm in terms of cases.

Holohan was bang out of order, it also begs the question, why the big delay in letting crowds attend sporting events in greater numbers than the 100 and 200 that will soon be allowed.

Vaccination levels and big bad VARIANTS

but TBH Dr Tony doesn't seem over enthusiastic letting any restrictions relax and the Tweet outburst last weekends implies that

darconio · 01-06-2021 07:42PM

gozunda wrote: »

Well be fair you brought the bed in

And to be fair its a discussion. Little point in arguing over that type of up in the air shyte eitherway.

But have US tour operators returned to the UK or are you speculating?

You are just unbelievable, 1 post you say something and the next one you negate you did and you try to support the opposite, then you twist any conversation into dissecting each word to suit your needs: I should have known better, you've been at it since the beginning, but again I fell for it and tried to have a proper reasoning, unsuccessfully.

No worries sir, all is good, however I won't get back to you anymore, just one last time in reference to the speculation of US tour operators in the UK: it was brought up by you when you explained that we won't see US tour operators in here because we are on Level 4 of that famous list. So if they are not coming here they are obviously going also to the UK as reported by another user:

I see sheep wrote: »

Ireland's slow re-opening is becoming a big issue imo.
I'm on holiday in the UK and have met 2 groups of North Americans who would usually be in Ireland now.
If another Summer is lost a huge number of tourists won't come back unfortunately.

But yeah they go to the UK because we are level 4 on the US travel advisory list, not because our hospitality is still closed.

Fandymo · 01-06-2021 07:45PM

pgj2015 wrote: »

maybe we could wear masks when we have colds, like the Chinese. You know think of other people for once and not be me feiners like most Irish people.

Let’s hope the next pandemic kicks off in China, that way it’ll have no chance of getting a foothold. What with them wearing masks and all.

Fandymo · 01-06-2021 07:45PM

pgj2015 wrote: »

maybe we could wear masks when we have colds, like the Chinese. You know think of other people for once and not be me feiners like most Irish people.

Let’s hope the next pandemic kicks off in China, that way it’ll have no chance of getting a foothold. What with them wearing masks and all.

gozunda · 01-06-2021 07:50PM

darconio wrote: »

You are just unbelievable, 1 post you say something and the next one you negate you did and you try to support the opposite, then you twist any conversation into dissecting each word to suit your needs: I should have known better, you've been at it since the beginning, but again I fell for it and tried to have a proper reasoning, unsuccessfully.No worries sir, all is good, however I won't get back to you anymore, just one last time in reference to the speculation of US tour operators in the UK: it was brought up by you when you explained that we won't see US tour operators in here because we are on Level 4 of that famous list. So if they are not coming here they are obviously going also to the UK as reported by another user:But yeah they go to the UK because we are level 4 on the US travel advisory list, not because our hospitality is still closed.

Well no.

Make up whatever you want about what was said. I tried to keep it simple because you seem to be going off on tangents.

Eitherway its called a discussion which normally requires some bit of back and forward

I asked a simple question. But no I didnt see anyone saying US tour operators were operating in the UK btw. I saw a reference to American visitors only. Hence my question

If you don't know the answer then no worries.

Boggles · 01-06-2021 08:06PM

VinLieger wrote: »

Tell that to my family, colleagues and friends because i don't know how many times ive had to remind people of this and i know i wasnt the only one in that situation, there absolutely was confusion around it. The only times they ever were clear on the reporting was when they had to report way over the trend like on April 24th last year.

Nope.

Here is the release from the 12th, before the hack.

The Health Protection Surveillance Centre has today been notified of 8 additional deaths related to COVID-19.

Of the deaths notified today:

3 occurred in March
2 occurred in February
3 occurred in January or earlier

I can't see how people could be confused.

ceadaoin. · 01-06-2021 08:20PM

gozunda wrote: »

Well no.

Make up whatever you want about what was said. I tried to keep it simple because you seem to be going off on tangents.

Eitherway its called a discussion which normally requires some bit of back and forward

I asked a simple question. But no I didnt see anyone saying US tour operators were operating in the UK btw. I saw a reference to American visitors only. Hence my question

If you don't know the answer then no worries.

Are Americans incapable of travelling when it isn't an organized tour or something? They probably booked flights and hotels and went themselves. They arent going to bother doing that to somewhere where things aren't open yet, the fact that the UK is level 3 'strongly reconsider travel' clearly doesn't faze them.

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 09:00PM

I see dublin City Council are putting in place extra facilities for revellers this weekend.

I know of loads of pubs opening Friday night (all "down the country")

Great to see society give 2 fingers to Holohan and his believers.

This weekend will truly be the end if the covideers. Good riddance to the lot if them, their "new variants", their "fourth wave" and all the whinging they persist with.

suicide_circus · 01-06-2021 09:03PM

whisky_galore wrote: »

Often due to people not giving a fück about their country and the state they leave it in.
Babies still relying on mumma to pick up their mess.

It's amusing seeing "personal responsibility" being trotted out by the great and the good in relation to littering when the concept is like kryptonite to them 99% of the time

gozunda · 01-06-2021 09:09PM

ceadaoin. wrote: »

Are Americans incapable of travelling when it isn't an organized tour or something? They probably booked flights and hotels and went themselves. They arent going to bother doing that to somewhere where things aren't open yet, the fact that the UK is level 3 'strongly reconsider travel' clearly doesn't faze them.

Ah even more amazing things which were never said...

Penfailed · 01-06-2021 09:35PM

Ballynally wrote: »

June in France is lovely this time of year..

Is there any other time of year that June is lovely in France?

:P

Onion Bahji · 01-06-2021 09:57PM

Some of the whining that’s going on in this forum regarding littering at the weekend is quite frankly embarrassing. Same people who have been twitching their curtains for the entirety of the last year are now desperately clutching to what they realise may be their last opportunity for outrage.

People have had medical screenings cancelled. Surgeries postponed. Been unable to sit beside their dying parents or pregnant wives, and this crowd.. this sorry, pitiful crowd are up in arms about an excess of littering which took place on a summer’s evening at the end of the longest lockdown in Europe. Give me a break.

Many of these were the people that were delivering food to you in your sterile bunkers and those that continued working in shops, or were made redundant by political decisions taken by this government.

I was out on Friday/Saturday night. It was glorious. People were so, so happy. Beaming ear to ear. Literally euphoric. There was so much happiness and good will. All ages, colours and creeds. It was a beautiful thing. So sorry some of you missed out.

01-06-2021 10:16PM

Lads, stick a note in your calendar - the site is going to be offline for the 8th / 9th of June. Make sure you get your utmost Covid outrage posts in on the bank holiday Monday to make up for the couple of lost days.

gozunda · 01-06-2021 10:18PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Lads, stick a note in your calendar - the site is going to be offline for the 8th / 9th of June. Make sure you get your utmost Covid outrage posts in on the bank holiday Monday to make up for the couple of lost days.

:pac:

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 10:54PM

Onion Bahji wrote: »

I was out on Friday/Saturday night. It was glorious. People were so, so happy. Beaming ear to ear. Literally euphoric.

Absolutely, I am loving this velvet revolution where Holohan and his covideers are being obliterated. They are getting absolutely shredded.

Last weekend was difficult for them but their future is grim.

Stormyteacup · 01-06-2021 11:03PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Lads, stick a note in your calendar - the site is going to be offline for the 8th / 9th of June. Make sure you get your utmost Covid outrage posts in on the bank holiday Monday to make up for the couple of lost days.

There’ll be no shortage of outrage on BH Monday here. An abundance of pics will be available of people outdoors enjoying themselves over the weekend, evidence of a litter/pee crisis, plus a couple of arrests and probably a far right/anti-vaxxers parade just ripe for outrage (and a good dose of castigation from on-high for good measure).

Forget the Green Jersey. Hair shirts at the ready.

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 11:06PM

Stormyteacup wrote: »

There’ll be no shortage of outrage on BH Monday here. An abundance of pics will be available of people outdoors enjoying themselves over the weekend, evidence of a litter/pee crisis, plus a couple of arrests and probably a far right/anti-vaxxers parade just ripe for outrage (and a good dose of castigation from on-high for good measure).

Forget the Green Jersey. Hair shirts at the ready.

Nah, I think the covideers know they are beaten. They even admitted here today that nobody was breaking restrictions in Dublin last weekend.

Dickie10 · 01-06-2021 11:10PM

my local is organising a guy with guitar for sunday week should be fun

Multipass · 01-06-2021 11:12PM

Onion Bahji wrote: »

Some of the whining that’s going on in this forum regarding littering at the weekend is quite frankly embarrassing. Same people who have been twitching their curtains for the entirety of the last year are now desperately clutching to what they realise may be their last opportunity for outrage.

People have had medical screenings cancelled. Surgeries postponed. Been unable to sit beside their dying parents or pregnant wives, and this crowd.. this sorry, pitiful crowd are up in arms about an excess of littering which took place on a summer’s evening at the end of the longest lockdown in Europe. Give me a break.

Many of these were the people that were delivering food to you in your sterile bunkers and those that continued working in shops, or were made redundant by political decisions taken by this government.

I was out on Friday/Saturday night. It was glorious. People were so, so happy. Beaming ear to ear. Literally euphoric. There was so much happiness and good will. All ages, colours and creeds. It was a beautiful thing. So sorry some of you missed out.

Since the first lockdown the woods have been full of discarded masks, antiseptic wipes, water bottles and other stuff that I presume was too ‘dangerous’ to bring home. Wasn’t teenagers doing that.

Chivito550 · 01-06-2021 11:34PM

[Deleted User] wrote: »

Lads, stick a note in your calendar - the site is going to be offline for the 8th / 9th of June. Make sure you get your utmost Covid outrage posts in on the bank holiday Monday to make up for the couple of lost days.

What will the regular posters with upwards of 5,000 covid forum posts do during the off time?

gozunda · 01-06-2021 11:35PM

The level of fantasy in this thread is truely staggering...

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 11:36PM

gozunda wrote: »

The level of fantasy in this thread is truely staggering...

Pot. Kettle. Black.

NIAC Fanboy · 01-06-2021 11:39PM

Chivito550 wrote: »

What will the regular posters with upwards of 5,000 covid forum posts do during the off time?

The covideers will be crawling around knawing at the carpets. The rest of us will be ripping into pints.

Beautiful days ahead.

GT89 · 01-06-2021 11:45PM

Multipass wrote: »

Since the first lockdown the woods have been full of discarded masks, antiseptic wipes, water bottles and other stuff that I presume was too ‘dangerous’ to bring home. Wasn’t teenagers doing that.

If the virus was really as deadly as the media, doom merchants and fear mongers make out masks, gloves and wipes would need to be treated as contaminated hazardous waste to be incinerated.

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