Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics) (9 Viewers)

Sick Boy

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I have a question...

I’m back into the office next Monday and I can get a test for me and the family as a result.

Question is- for anybody that’s been tested, does the test itself hurt? I’ve heard it’s not nice and I’ve heard it’s nothing, whats it really like?
My girlfriend has had several done now and says it’s not nice, based on that, it’d say it’s shite :D
 

tisza

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I have a question...

I’m back into the office next Monday and I can get a test for me and the family as a result.

Question is- for anybody that’s been tested, does the test itself hurt? I’ve heard it’s not nice and I’ve heard it’s nothing, whats it really like?
If it's the nasal swab one it's not pleasant. Had two after a friend died from meningitis.
But it's fairly quick and discomfort passes quickly.
 

Sky Blue Pete

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I've expressed as much both in surveys carried out by the school and to the (new) head of department but there isn't a great deal that can be done simply because my timetable is the heaviest among my colleagues and I am by far the least experienced. I was already burned out coming into the lockdown and now the requirements around making online lesson materials/marking/chasing/running a club are too much. Plus there are the types who want to show off their whizziness with remote learning which creates an added pressure.

With the missus in a very similar situation the Brighton household is a bit of a tense one. We're in front of a screen for the vast majority of the day which doesn't help.
I know it doesn’t help mate but I appreciate what you are doing and so do most of the parents whose kids you are teaching
 

clint van damme

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First question to ask is would they do the job. If the answer is no then shut the fuck up.

I certainly wouldn't want to be a teacher.

Know a few teachers.
The amount of work they do in their own time is a piss take. Would never dream of doing it.
 

PVA

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Oh dear, someone had a drink last night.

And wishing death on a fellow poster, surely that isn't allowed on here.
 

clint van damme

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Back on topic. It seems this outbreak in South Korea is down to one fella who was carrying the virus and visited 5 nightclubs in a night.
Just shows what we're up against with this thing and I think stories like this will be definitely taken into account when the government are considering reopening pubs etc.
 

Grendel

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He needs help in all seriousness. He has the phone number and they'll listen no matter what state he's in

Anyone it seems expressing anger and frustration at the unrepresentative thread “needs help”
 

djr8369

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Back on topic. It seems this outbreak in South Korea is down to one fella who was carrying the virus and visited 5 nightclubs in a night.
Just shows what we're up against with this thing and I think stories like this will be definitely taken into account when the government are considering reopening pubs etc.

It’s things like this I struggle to see a solution for for a long time. A local pub is one thing, everyone could be spread out sat at different tables. A club, music venue, The Roost before a game is on a different level. Hundreds of people bustling past each other. Same with the tube stations. A robust contact tracing app (which seems a long way off considering the flaws highlighted with the NHSx one) goes a long way to helping but SK are now tracking hundreds of people this guy might have been in contact with and they’re unlikely to find them all.


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Skybluefaz

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Anyone it seems expressing anger and frustration at the unrepresentative thread “needs help”
You really think that was a legitimate response to the thread? To be clear I was not trying to cause a pile on of sarcastic 'you need help' responses. I genuinely am concerned for the mental welfare of people in this lockdown. The rage last night was something else, we all get a bit carried away sometimes but that wasn't rational.
 

David O'Day

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Back on topic. It seems this outbreak in South Korea is down to one fella who was carrying the virus and visited 5 nightclubs in a night.
Just shows what we're up against with this thing and I think stories like this will be definitely taken into account when the government are considering reopening pubs etc.
There seems to be no social distancing though as they have to track down over 2000 people

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Grendel

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You’ve made it too obvious you’re a wind up merchant and not a serious poster recently.


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I think not what have I said that’s not serious? The mistake I make is to keep visiting this car crash rather than leave you all to fight each other - any attempt at serious discussion gets nowhere
 

David O'Day

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You really think that was a legitimate response to the thread? To be clear I was not trying to cause a pile on of sarcastic 'you need help' responses. I genuinely am concerned for the mental welfare of people in this lockdown. The rage last night was something else, we all get a bit carried away sometimes but that wasn't rational.
Ditto

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