BlueHammer85
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The big drought is next - it is getting biblical.
meant to rain next week
The big drought is next - it is getting biblical.
meant to rain next week
The Spanish flu second wave (which is where this concern origins from) was caused by a deadly mutation in the virus and thus a lot of survivors of the first wave got reinfected and died.This is the problem, if they could come up with a way to test who has had it without antibodies and who it just won't affect, we could get back to some sort of normality. For all we know half the population could have had it. I think the size of a second wave, if any, will be an indication of past infection.
And by extrapolation mainstream media sums up the state of people in this country. Half the nation are morons. Mrs Brown's Boys wins awards, FFS.Jesus Christ.
If ever a front page summed up the standard of main stream media.
Christ.
Exactly how me & Mrs Moon are acting, we also go for a small drive in the hills with a roadside stop & I've done golf once.I’m still acting as if we’re still in Phase 4. Still only going out of the flat to get food or to exercise once every other a day earlier in the morning when it’s quieter and on rest days I go for a walk in the evening when it’s quieter.
You only have to see that we’re getting an average of 1,800 new cases a day (when we went into the actual Phase 4 restrictions we were getting an average of 800 new cases a day!) to make us think that we are miles away from being ready to ease restrictions at the moment. So I don’t care what the Govt says they are doing and what Phase they say we’re in, I’m staying in Phase 4.
How thick are people who think that going to places that will be packed, is a good idea?
To be fair, most people are keeping their distance from others. My only worry is the youth of the nation, who, judging by my walks over the last three weeks have totally given up on it.I’m still acting as if we’re still in Phase 4. Still only going out of the flat to get food or to exercise once every other a day earlier in the morning when it’s quieter and on rest days I go for a walk in the evening when it’s quieter.
You only have to see that we’re getting an average of 1,800 new cases a day (when we went into the actual Phase 4 restrictions we were getting an average of 800 new cases a day!) to make us think that we are miles away from being ready to ease restrictions at the moment. So I don’t care what the Govt says they are doing and what Phase they say we’re in, I’m staying in Phase 4.
How thick are people who think that going to places that will be packed, is a good idea?
I’m still acting as if we’re still in Phase 4. Still only going out of the flat to get food or to exercise once every other a day earlier in the morning when it’s quieter and on rest days I go for a walk in the evening when it’s quieter.
You only have to see that we’re getting an average of 1,800 new cases a day (when we went into the actual Phase 4 restrictions we were getting an average of 800 new cases a day!) to make us think that we are miles away from being ready to ease restrictions at the moment. So I don’t care what the Govt says they are doing and what Phase they say we’re in, I’m staying in Phase 4.
How thick are people who think that going to places that will be packed, is a good idea?