Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (94 Viewers)

[wingy]

You can go to the pub and not have sex.
And I don't know how many peopledied from HIV but I don't think it was 130k in just over a year.

You can go to the pub get drunk,then have sex with one monogamous, faithful partner I think.

 

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[Nick]

Do these arguments you put forward makes sense in your head?

True though isn't it?

 

[clint van damme]

My colour schemes just changed to a black background, how do you get rid of it?

 

[Nick]

My colour schemes just changed to a black background, how do you get rid of it?

At the bottom left, theres a little toggle type button.

Press that

 

[David O'Day]

The aids and Cancer arguments are stupid.

We can and do take action to reduce the spread of them.

 

[clint van damme]

True though isn't it?

Comparing a lifestyle disease to an airborne virus doesnt make sense, no.
You need to switch off social media and get some fresh air. We're on the way out of this now, you shouldn't be letting it wind you up.

 

[Sky Blue Pete]

If we could stop cancer by socially distancing and wearing masks I think most people would do it.
Aids in general could be stopped by practicing safe sex.
We've put normal life on hold for just over a year to prevent adding to the 130k deaths.
It was the right course of action in my opinion and hopefully we're on the way out of it now.

I wonder how many could have died

 

[Nick]

Comparing a lifestyle disease to an airborne virus doesnt make sense, no.
You need to switch off social media and get some fresh air. We're on the way out of this now, you shouldn't be letting it wind you up.

I'm not wound up (for a change)

Fresh air? I've had plenty and will get some more later! Hopefully it doesn't upset people too much hiding in their kitchen cupboard.

 

[clint van damme]

I'm not wound up (for a change)

Fresh air? I've had plenty and will get some more later! Hopefully it doesn't upset people too much hiding in their kitchen cupboard.

It sounds like it's winding you up. Were weeks away from it being pretty much over and vaccines are going great. Chill out.
And a bit ofempathy towards those hiding in their kitchen cupboards wouldn't go amiss otherwise your mental health concerns don't sound very genuine to be honest.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

No cancer isn't contagious, more of a risk to some people though so should we just give up on life now in case we get it one day? I'm much more likely to die from cancer than COVID, that's not just saying it. It's fact.

Should I give up on life now in case I get it or just live life normally and see what happens?

Ironically things going back to normal will lead to increasing toxins and carcinogens in the air and thus increase the likelihood of cancer.

 

[Nick]

It sounds like it's winding you up. Were weeks away from it being pretty much over and vaccines are going great. Chill out.
And a bit ofempathy towards those hiding in their kitchen cupboards wouldn't go amiss otherwise your mental health concerns don't sound very genuine to be honest.

Really not wound up in the slightest, I am sat in my pants about to watch the Brentford game.

Again, the issue is probably more with the media than people hiding in their kitchen cupboards. Completely scare mongering a lot of the time for months, over and over all day every day.

I have full empathy, reading it back it doesn't come across with that comment. Apologies, my issue is more with the media who have done their best to make it that way.

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Let’s be honest the only chance of you having an unpaid orgy is if it’s with Andy Turner and Alan Poole

Followed up with a post-coital piece '10 things you never knew about orgies. Number 7 will amaze you!'

 

[Grendel]

Followed up with a post-coital piece '10 things you never knew about orgies. Number 7 will amaze you!'

7 - SBT according to Bobby stands for small blue testicles

 

[PVA]

That's nice of them.

 

[Grendel]

Yawn

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Shame they can’t just wear a mask as that stops Covid spread doesn’t it?

Not completely no

 

[Brighton Sky Blue]

Well there is a drug they can buy that seems to prevent their death, possibly pass it on, and lead full term lifespan etc .
Not sure if it's been adopted as an NHS freely available yet though.

Yes HIV drugs exist but usually requires a cocktail that is more effective early on

 

[Sky_Blue_Dreamer]

Yes HIV drugs exist but usually requires a cocktail that is more effective early on

A sloe comfortable screw against the wall?

 

[PVA]

Yawn

Only a yawn? I thought ensuring more foreigners suffer for no real reason would get a much more excited and animated reaction from you than a yawn.

 

[wingy]

Yes HIV drugs exist but usually requires a cocktail that is more effective early on

The programme I saw last year was regarding a specific one,the grail the way they spoke about it.

 

[shmmeee]

The programme I saw last year was regarding a specific one,the grail the way they spoke about it.

Prep?

 

[Skybluefaz]

Just had my Pfizer at Stoneleigh. Lovely drop.

 

[hill83]

Just had my Pfizer at Stoneleigh. Lovely drop.

Just had mine at the same place.

 

[Skybluefaz]

Just had mine at the same place.

I'm massively hungover so any side effects will just merge with that. Grateful to them though, they must get through loads daily up there.

 

[Saddlebrains]

If anyone fancies a wank

 

[chiefdave]

No rush, we're only 18 months into this.

Covid: Parts of England to trial self-isolation support

People in overcrowded homes will be offered alternative accommodation in a bid to improve compliance.

www.bbc.co.uk

 

[CCFCSteve]

I'm massively hungover so any side effects will just merge with that. Grateful to them though, they must get through loads daily up there.

Hopefully you’ll be feeling better today/tomorrow. Think 760k+ jabs were administered on Saturday !

 

[CCFCSteve]

No rush, we're only 18 months into this.

Covid: Parts of England to trial self-isolation support

People in overcrowded homes will be offered alternative accommodation in a bid to improve compliance.

www.bbc.co.uk

Yeah, things like that, test events, testing hospitality in certain locations should've been rolled out a lot quicker. Everyone’s been firefighting to some extent I guess but limited forward looking strategy from us and/or most other countries

 

[Skybluefaz]

Hopefully you’ll be feeling better today/tomorrow. Think 760k+ jabs were administered on Saturday !

Bit of a sore arm but that is all. There was a moment of weird existential self-realisation when I was waiting the 15 minutes after the jab. Here I am in a mass vaccination centre in a global pandemic. Could have just been the previous nights vodka I suppose but it all seemed more real. They are doing a great job, hopefully we have jabbed our way out of this.

 

[CCFCSteve]

Bit of a sore arm but that is all. There was a moment of weird existential self-realisation when I was waiting the 15 minutes after the jab. Here I am in a mass vaccination centre in a global pandemic. Could have just been the previous nights vodka I suppose but it all seemed more real. They are doing a great job, hopefully we have jabbed our way out of this.

Its certainly been a weird 14-15 months ! Maybe the vodka helped minimise the reaction.......to be fair I’ve heard Pfizer usually causes less side effects so hopefully just a bit of a sore arm is it

 

[PVA]

Got my first one booked in for 9th June (I turn 32 next week).

 

[jordan210]

Still cant book. Im less then 2 months away from 32.

I bet the next group they open up will be 25+ so nikes it hard to get an appointment

 

[Liquid Gold]

I turned 33 last week and got a text on Saturday morning to book. Getting my AZ jab at Bath Racecourse on Wednesday afternoon.

 

[fernandopartridge]

Still cant book. Im less then 2 months away from 32.

I bet the next group they open up will be 25+ so nikes it hard to get an appointment

Depends a lot on your local demographic as well, I live in a place with an older population and they'd locally offered over 30s last week (I know a 31 yo who had his the same day as me).

 

[hill83]

Bit of a sore arm but that is all. There was a moment of weird existential self-realisation when I was waiting the 15 minutes after the jab. Here I am in a mass vaccination centre in a global pandemic. Could have just been the previous nights vodka I suppose but it all seemed more real. They are doing a great job, hopefully we have jabbed our way out of this.

Same, no side affects other than in the second day of a hangover from an all dayer Saturday. But my arm is fucking killing me. Can barely move it.