Thunder Bolt
Silly old bat
I was typing and jumping off the train at the time.
Not advisable. You could get hurt.
I was typing and jumping off the train at the time.
The other problem being that the bucket is already full.
Yes, I'm not pretending this is easy because the numbers involved are massive.
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Agreed.
Imo, it's only a small step up from "It's only flu" to "China has cracked it".
I saw someone claim this on Twitter morning.... but China is still in bloody lockdown! It's just tempoarary containment, not a solution.
Nothing will be normal until there's a vaccine and it's rolled out around the world.
In the meantime, governments will have to carefully manage their citizens (50%+?) getting the virus.
I wouldn't be surprised if there's a ban on all large-scale events (say, 10,000 or more) for at least a year or two - but God knows where that leaves mass transporation such as The Tube.
I don't think that was his point - more that the (NHS) bucket is overstretched anyway, irregardless of the entire corona-virus issue.
There isn't a 'we are all going to die' camp. There's one person who used to think half the world was going to die (he seems to have changed that drastically), but he's ill and has been signed off work by his doctor.Whilst not in the ‘fuss over nothing crew’ I’m certainly not in the ‘we are all going to do die’ camp either.
Irish going all in regarding schools etc.
It will become more normal when loads of us have had it and built a herd immunity. Probably sometime around autumn.
Who knows what "loads" is? Who can realistically put a timeframe on it? How many will die in the meantime? What's 'acceptable'?
Who will calculate when mass gatherings of 5k, 10k or 50k can be accepted (eg won't put a burden on health services if they cause an outbreak)?
So, so many questions....
You would like to think that the government was prepared (as much as is possible) for events like this. But who knows.
La Liga off!!!
La Liga off!!!
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