MalcSB
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Should be the opposite.
Should be the opposite.After 3 months with no real booze my liver will explode
Just looked for online shopping. All major supermarkets near me, either cant get on or theres no slots for at least 3 weeks.
Will need to go out and do a shop at the weekend I reckon. Safe to do so so long as I keep 2m from everyone, wash my hands with sanitizer as I enter and leave the store??
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Who’s typing the messages then?I struggle to believe you are real mr blue
I mean on my first night out. I'll be like a 15 year old kid againShould be the opposite.
Fair enough!I mean on my first night out. I'll be like a 15 year old kid again
Yes please don’t, it hasn’t been a smutty thread so far.Don't make me come over there
Me. I was going to hire CCFC4Life but sanity kicked in.Who’s typing the messages then?
It’s a joke you nauseWho’s typing the messages then?
It’s a joke you nause
Got senior Republican politicians saying "get back to work, Trust in God" and "everyone in risk categories has to take their own chances".
Surely the world will have a political realignment after thisGot senior Republican politicians saying "get back to work, Trust in God" and "everyone in risk categories has to take their own chances".
I had a delivery from Iceland today, booked on Monday night. A couple of things missing as out of stock since order but all in all it worked well.Have you tried Iceland .
I've got one coming tomorrow.
My daughter set it up but I don't know if she's put me in a vulnerable category or not .
You might find an early to mid evening visit preferable .
Aldi Cannon park only had around 10 in at 5 ish last night .
I know you are Portsmouth way.
On point 1 it depends what the test is looking for. I imagine that it is just looking for the virus in which case it would give no indication if somebody has had it, recovered and subsequently developed immunity.Couple of things about this
1) Surely this disproves the “50% have already had it” as we’d see that in the testing?
2) It says not a full 24 hour period, which may explain the unusually low numbers today.
One of the key indicators is the number of serious/critical cases, as you would expect most others will recover. Obviously there is a timeline influence as some of the current non critical cases will or may turn critical. Looking at this in conjunction with the graph in post 8156, and looking at the critical cases shown on the worldmeter site, as a percentage of total current cases, it appears we are quite low. The graph in post 8156 shows the nearest countries to us are Netherlands, Germany, France, and USA. Netherlands and France in particular have a much bigger figure of critical patients than us as a proportion of total cases.Just in case nobody has seen this off the worldmeter site:
1452 new cases and 43 new deaths in the United Kingdom, including a 21-year-old woman and a 47-year-old man with no pre-existing health
Coronavirus Update (Live): 464,683 Cases and 20,942 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - Worldometer
Not to mention Barristers and all round experts in corporate law.We’re all doctors here mate with a couple of scientists & MP’s thrown in...
Didn’t you know ?
Trigger warning: this is the guy who made the graph
Really interesting thread on why absolute and not per capita numbers used here:
So you admit it then!! Hoisted by your own petard.We all deal with things in different ways, some people obviously like to try and get as much random data as possible, some look at the positives, some negatives, some like to blame politicians or experts, some make jokes. I apparently just like to come on and condescend SBT members.
Per capita is the correct and most accurate way to see the effect. Shows how some people try and put their point across.
Let's try and explain.
Population of Switzerland 8.5m
Population of the UK 66.4m
Mortality rate
Switzerland 6 per day
UK 40 per day
Which is the worse? Switzerland has a much lower mortality amount.
Every day 1 person in every 1,416,666 dies in Switzerland.
Every day 1 person in every 1,660,000 dies in the UK.
Doesn't seem much difference. But their death rate would be 1/8 more than ours. So you have a higher chance of not surviving.
Or should we say that our mortality rate is extremely low as we have nowhere near the mortality final count of countries massively larger than the UK?
Surely the world will have a political realignment after this
I don't read too much into the bits that don't make sense. Too much of it. A guess is the gospel to many and others believe every word they see.You didn’t read the thread did you?
I'm confused by the case of the 21 year old. Her family say she died last week but she didn't appear in the NHS England counts from last week. Some websites such as the 1 linked above list her for yesterday but that is likely to be because the news reports are from yesterday.
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