on 13-03-2020 07:07 AM
Coronavirus update: Formula One Grand Prix called off, Trump announces travel ban, Tom Hanks tests positive
on 11-04-2020 03:45 PM
Yeah, just go ahead and be a big dibber-dobber. Very Aussie...not.
icy, have you bothered to read davidc’s posts? Especially the one where he gave a snapshot of the demographics of his street?
Elderly people!!!! In the at risk categories!!!!
Reporting stupid people for breaking the travel bans at Easter is not dobbing.
on 11-04-2020 03:54 PM
icy, have you bothered to read davidc’s posts? Especially the one where he gave a snapshot of the demographics of his street?
Your dinner-dobber post smacks of a F-U attitude.
Post # 964 by davidc:
thats what ive got, a whole bunch of morons wgo COULD be carriers of the virus who decided f#@k the rules, we are going on our holiday, living 20 metres from me!
and yes, i'm bleating about it because everyone around me, the lady in her 70s on my left, the 2 oldies in their 80s on my right, the lady 2 doors down who has a very sick husband (bed ridden) and all the other residents are doing the right thing.
11-04-2020 04:16 PM - edited 11-04-2020 04:18 PM
From what i have read (which admittedly may or may not turn out to be be true), it seems this virus at the moment seems to be more contagious that eg ebola but less so than eg Spanish flu. They are also saying it is a corona virus and less likely to mutate than eg the usual flu virus.
I don't want to get it either as it is a bit of Russian roulette what effect it will have. Maybe it would be a mild case, maybe not. I just hope I never come down with it or any other serious illness, for that matter, while medical teams are overwhelmed.
What I have heard about quite a lot of different illnesses is that over time (and this can be centuries) they tend to become milder as if a virus kills a host too quickly, they die out themselves before they can reproduce & be passed on. So it is in their interests not to be too virulent.
Let's hope that is the case with this one.
PS To whoever was talking about Pete Evans and Manu. They are on My kitchen Rules, which i admit to watching religiously. Thoroughly enjoyed it this year though it definitely isn't just about the food.
I think Pete is an excellent judge of food but would i take his advice on other things? probably not. That fiasco a while back about not breastfeeding babies was a step too far I thought.
on 11-04-2020 04:18 PM
on 11-04-2020 04:28 PM
@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:Spoilerjust so people know why I have taken such a strong stand against icy’s postSpoilerI tick three boxes of the ‘at risk’ checklist for COVID-19.
So do I
11-04-2020 04:33 PM - edited 11-04-2020 04:38 PM
@k1ooo-slr-sales wrote:icy, have you bothered to read davidc’s posts? Especially the one where he gave a snapshot of the demographics of his street?
Your dinner-dobber post smacks of a F-U attitude.
Post # 964 by davidc:
thats what ive got, a whole bunch of morons wgo COULD be carriers of the virus who decided f#@k the rules, we are going on our holiday, living 20 metres from me!
and yes, i'm bleating about it because everyone around me, the lady in her 70s on my left, the 2 oldies in their 80s on my right, the lady 2 doors down who has a very sick husband (bed ridden) and all the other residents are doing the right thing.
I'm sorry for David's neighbours. Are they staying indoors to safeguard themselves? It appears so.
Are the holidaymakers close enough to infect them? It appears not.
Get a grip on yourselves, ppl.
It's a sad fact of life that old ppl die. From age related causes or other ill-health issues Not necessarily from COVID-19, although that could be the last straw, IF contracted.
20 metres from you? Assuming they even carry the virus, that would be a safe enough distance.
Ppl here are passing each other on the street less than an arm's length from each other, and there's no panic.
Get a life, fgs.
on 11-04-2020 04:34 PM
Well - let's just hope that in a block of apartments - which could be considered - dense living (pun intended) - some
are considering others.
on 11-04-2020 04:36 PM
Someone somewhere else suggested FITH Syndrome.
I tend to agree.
11-04-2020 04:42 PM - edited 11-04-2020 04:43 PM
@icyfroth wrote:I'm sorry for David's neighbours. Are they staying indoors to safeguard themselves? It appears so.
Are the holidaymakers close enough to infect them? It appears not.
Get a grip on yourselves, ppl.
It's a sad fact of life that old ppl die. From age related causes or other ill-health issues Not necessarily from COVID-19, although that could be the last straw, IF contracted.
20 metres from you? Assuming they even carry the virus, that would be a safe enough distance.
Ppl here are passing each other on the street less than an arm's length from each other, and there's no panic.
Get a life, fgs.
WOW . . . . icy by name icy by nature.
You really are a piece of work!
on 11-04-2020 04:42 PM
@domino-710 wrote:Well - let's just hope that in a block of apartments - which could be considered - dense living (pun intended) - some
are considering others.
Exactly! Everyone is keeping to themselves pretty much, but where there's no case of infection, there's no panic!
Dense living? Pun intended? Just nasty!
Pugh.