Tuearts right boot
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More women wearing masks has got to be positive news from a slightly perverted point. A bit like wearing a neglege...you know what's behind there but you don't know exactly what it looks like...
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Positive news about Corona Virus Updates
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Man_City_Loyal
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Indaparkside
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Salford royal has reported no deaths today, the 6th time that’s happened in the last 8 days very good news as the area is/ was a massive hot spot
Good news indeed although the place is, unfortunately, still full of scrotesSalford royal has reported no deaths today, the 6th time that’s happened in the last 8 days very good news as the area is/ was a massive hot spot
Tim of the Oak
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Good news indeed although the place is, unfortunately, still full of scrotes
True mate but a lot of good people work at the hospital.
Should have clarified my post. When I said 'place' I wasn't referring to the hospital, just Salford...True mate but a lot of good people work at the hospital.
Blue Maverick
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I made my first ever loaf of bread, so that’s good news and it tastes very nice.
salford blue 62
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Where do you live Eds ?
Ardwick Green Blue
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There is a very positive piece in the Telegraph (I won't link it as you need a subscription) quoting various experts predicting deaths from Covid-19 will have stopped by the end of June at the current rate of decline.
There is a further part of the article saying that after this point deaths generally might go down as there has been an intense period of 'mortality displacement'. This sounds very cold but it means people that were dying anyway have died slightly sooner than they would otherwise.
They also say there has been a significant drop in deaths of young males aged 18-24 as this group is not engaging in the usual risk taking behaviour it would do normally.
There is a further part of the article saying that after this point deaths generally might go down as there has been an intense period of 'mortality displacement'. This sounds very cold but it means people that were dying anyway have died slightly sooner than they would otherwise.
They also say there has been a significant drop in deaths of young males aged 18-24 as this group is not engaging in the usual risk taking behaviour it would do normally.
Nebuchadnezzar
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I'm doing my bit for Bluemoon and remain able and willing to arrange a scrap over PM but then probably not have it. You know where I am.