fellatio_Martinez
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Apparently you can call them, register your parents as vulnerable and then they give them priority but it seems from Twitter that it's impossible to get the through to them as they're so busy.
Wonder how you get registered as vulnerable? My parents would both come under that and used to have a weekly Sainsbury's shop before all this started but can't get anything booked in now.
Means tomorrow I'm going to have to try and do their shopping for them which I'm not looking forward to.
Tbf, you can hardly blame the government, even when they did hit the panic button, hardly any fucker listened.
It wouldn't make any difference if he ordered action and pointed a shotgun at the camera, cunts would still of ignored him.Part of that is what happens when you elect someone who enjoys playing to the crowd and acting the clown/buffoon. When he has to be serious no-one takes him seriously as they see him as a joke figure, not an authority figure.
Although his rather flimsy 'please do this if that alright with you' manner certainly didn't help.
There's a study by Oxford University suggesting that it hit this country by January and has infected millions but only a tiny percentage suffer greatly with most either having very mild or no symptoms at all. Sounds a bit fanciful but if they could get the antibody testing done to see who has it I'd love to find out because that fits my household in February to a tee, all ill with various symptoms but none debilitating. Probably just had a regular bug but can't help wondering
No they weren'tThe government were clear from the off to adhere to the 2m social distancing rule but unfortunately we have a large number of selfish twats that didn't take this seriously.
I don't think we were too late to react, I think we had to be tougher for the sake of the country.
Unfortunately there will still be wankers that won't keep their 2m distance so I hope the police issue large fines on them (£100 shall do)
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Nobody listened because they'd already been told that it wasn't that much to worry about, we'll take it on the chin. Only old people get ill and all that other shite.Tbf, you can hardly blame the government, even when they did hit the panic button, hardly any fucker listened.
Tell you what, I went out just now for the first time since Saturday, there has been a 10c temperature change so it feels like I've been in lock down about 3 monthsI'm off to the shop for some milk. First time I've left the house since Friday afternoon.
There's a study by Oxford University suggesting that it hit this country by January and has infected millions but only a tiny percentage suffer greatly with most either having very mild or no symptoms at all. Sounds a bit fanciful but if they could get the antibody testing done to see who has it I'd love to find out because that fits my household in February to a tee, all ill with various symptoms but none debilitating. Probably just had a regular bug but can't help wondering
Tell you what, I went out just now for the first time since Saturday, there has been a 10c temperature change so it feels like I've been in lock down about 3 months
It’s still no where near as lethal as flu.Nobody listened because they'd already been told that it wasn't that much to worry about, we'll take it on the chin. Only old people get ill and all that other shite.
Do you want me to go over this again for you?It’s still no where near as lethal as flu.
Or TB
Or malaria.
Do you want me to go over this again for you?
How many people in the UK died of TB in the last recorded year? 264
How many died of malaria? 6
Flu? 195
In the last 3 (Three) weeks 422 people have died from COVID-19 in the UK, extrapolated crudely over the year that's 7314
There's a study by Oxford University suggesting that it hit this country by January and has infected millions but only a tiny percentage suffer greatly with most either having very mild or no symptoms at all. Sounds a bit fanciful but if they could get the antibody testing done to see who has it I'd love to find out because that fits my household in February to a tee, all ill with various symptoms but none debilitating. Probably just had a regular bug but can't help wondering
Yep....same here...right at the end of January...
Me, wife & kids all had dry coughs....me & the wife had a fever & wife also developed a bit of a chest infection. Interestingly also recall having itchy eyes around the same period.....
I was reading stuff last night from research in northern Italy that stated nearly 60% of those tested positive had ZERO symptoms....and those with no symptoms were approximately 55% less contagious.
This “everyone was infected in January” thing doesn’t sit right with me. Surely if you have a bunch of people infected running about with no controls we’d have seen a massive outbreak?
Seems like grasping at straws to me. Obviously hope it’s true but just doesn’t pass the sniff test for me.
I agree we have seen how quickly this has happened over a 3 week period, if this thing was knocking around since January there would have been more cases/deathsThis “everyone was infected in January” thing doesn’t sit right with me. Surely if you have a bunch of people infected running about with no controls we’d have seen a massive outbreak?
Seems like grasping at straws to me. Obviously hope it’s true but just doesn’t pass the sniff test for me.
I don't know- nobody does- but they are saying that they think way, way more people have it than the official numbers- excluding even the "haven't been tested" effect, thats pretty much unanimously agreed.
Oh yeah that’s obvious, but the idea that so many people have had mild symptoms for months and yet the first death only occurred recently just doesn’t add up.
Oh yeah that’s obvious, but the idea that so many people have had mild symptoms for months and yet the first death only occurred recently just doesn’t add up.
...Is it possible that some deaths were not detected as Cov19 in the early stages.....for example, would they have tested a 90 year old with a myriad of health issues who developed pneumonia & then died? I have no idea, but i'm guessing they wouldn't have.
Yep....same here...right at the end of January...
Me, wife & kids all had dry coughs....me & the wife had a fever & wife also developed a bit of a chest infection. Interestingly also recall having itchy eyes around the same period.....
I was reading stuff last night from research in northern Italy that stated nearly 60% of those tested positive had ZERO symptoms....and those with no symptoms were approximately 55% less contagious.
It also works the other way I suppose, and many symptoms of COV-ID are actually something else.Yeah still feels like grasping at straws when we’ve tracked outbreaks so well like the first one in Bristol. We’d have seen a massive uptick in hospitalisations as well.
It also works the other way I suppose, and many symptoms of COV-ID are actually something else.
Hence the large number of negative test results.
This “everyone was infected in January” thing doesn’t sit right with me. Surely if you have a bunch of people infected running about with no controls we’d have seen a massive outbreak?
Seems like grasping at straws to me. Obviously hope it’s true but just doesn’t pass the sniff test for me.
Yeah still feels like grasping at straws when we’ve tracked outbreaks so well like the first one in Bristol. We’d have seen a massive uptick in hospitalisations as well.
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