Coronavirus

[Don Fonte]

1 hour ago, Grays Babylon 1875 said:

Curfews getting announced in some states here.

Talk of closing down the beaches here again - yay.

2 wifies that frequent a cafe I visit every day have the Corona.   Eeeeeeshk. 

But that's ok, because she was old and she would've died anyway......... 

You fucked her?

[Don Fonte]

16 minutes ago, maryhilldon said:

You love that gag eh Boof?  Cracks you up everytime. 

It had you puzzled last time speccy.

[maryhilldon]

9 minutes ago, Don Fonte said:

It had you puzzled last time speccy.

I still don't know what the reference is. ?  I'm gonna guess The Office. 

[Don Fonte]

1 minute ago, maryhilldon said:

I still don't know what the reference is. ?  I'm gonna guess The Office. 

For once, no.

[maryhilldon]

3 minutes ago, Don Fonte said:

For once, no.

Partridge? 

[Don Fonte]

2 minutes ago, maryhilldon said:

Partridge? 

That would be incorrect.

[Parklife]

15 minutes ago, maryhilldon said:

I still don't know what the reference is. ?  I'm gonna guess The Office. 

 

[Don Fonte]

6 minutes ago, Parklife said:

 

Fuck sake Parko.

[maryhilldon]

Nice one Parko. 

[Parklife]

31 minutes ago, Don Fonte said:

Fuck sake Parko.

Just helping a boy out. 

[The Boofon]

9 hours ago, Parklife said:

Just helping a boy out. 

Scared he fed you to the pigs were you?

[Parklife]

25 minutes ago, The Boofon said:

Scared he fed you to the pigs were you?

Is MHD Nat Fraser? 

[maryhilldon]

20 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Is MHD Nat Fraser? 

It's another Don/Boof in-joke.  Teehee

[The Boofon]

23 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Is MHD Nat Fraser? 

Obviously not. Nat wouldn't do that as you well know.

[The Boofon]

Just now, maryhilldon said:

It's another Don/Boof in-joke.  Teehee

It isn't you 'orrible cunt.

[manboobs109]

https://theconversation.com/pfizer-vaccine-has-just-been-approved-heres-what-the-next-few-months-will-look-like-150790

"Studies from the preclinical phase of the Oxford vaccine found that rhesus macaques that were immunised with the vaccine were protected from serious disease and had no evidence of lung damage. But they still had coronavirus infection in their upper-respiratory tract and virus shedding from their noses. If this is the same with humans, it would suggest that while they will be protected from symptomatic disease, they might still spread the virus"

"Also, if you have been vaccinated, there is a small chance – at least one in twenty – that the vaccine won’t protect you. So even if you have been vaccinated – and full rollout may not be complete till the summer of 2021 – you should still wear a mask, work from home if you can, and practice social distancing. As for good hand hygiene, let’s try to keep that going – viruses, including probably SARS-CoV-2, will always be among us"

 

Not looking good for back to normal by spring

 

[NEM]

30 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

https://theconversation.com/pfizer-vaccine-has-just-been-approved-heres-what-the-next-few-months-will-look-like-150790

"Studies from the preclinical phase of the Oxford vaccine found that rhesus macaques that were immunised with the vaccine were protected from serious disease and had no evidence of lung damage. But they still had coronavirus infection in their upper-respiratory tract and virus shedding from their noses. If this is the same with humans, it would suggest that while they will be protected from symptomatic disease, they might still spread the virus"

"Also, if you have been vaccinated, there is a small chance – at least one in twenty – that the vaccine won’t protect you. So even if you have been vaccinated – and full rollout may not be complete till the summer of 2021 – you should still wear a mask, work from home if you can, and practice social distancing. As for good hand hygiene, let’s try to keep that going – viruses, including probably SARS-CoV-2, will always be among us"

 

Not looking good for back to normal by spring

 

So taking the vaccine isn't the unselfish act of virtue some would have you believe?  

[The Boofon]

34 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

https://theconversation.com/pfizer-vaccine-has-just-been-approved-heres-what-the-next-few-months-will-look-like-150790

"Studies from the preclinical phase of the Oxford vaccine found that rhesus macaques that were immunised with the vaccine were protected from serious disease and had no evidence of lung damage. But they still had coronavirus infection in their upper-respiratory tract and virus shedding from their noses. If this is the same with humans, it would suggest that while they will be protected from symptomatic disease, they might still spread the virus"

"Also, if you have been vaccinated, there is a small chance – at least one in twenty – that the vaccine won’t protect you. So even if you have been vaccinated – and full rollout may not be complete till the summer of 2021 – you should still wear a mask, work from home if you can, and practice social distancing. As for good hand hygiene, let’s try to keep that going – viruses, including probably SARS-CoV-2, will always be among us"

 

Not looking good for back to normal by spring

 

Be a bit better though of that there is no mistake.

 

Takes as long as it takes. Speeding up the process with the vaccine can only be a good thing I'm sure you agree.

[manboobs109]

18 minutes ago, NEM said:

So taking the vaccine isn't the unselfish act of virtue some would have you believe?  

That's the narrative they'll build though. Selfish people not taking the vaccine putting everyone else at risk. All nonsense of course but it'll stick. 

[manboobs109]

15 minutes ago, The Boofon said:

Be a bit better though of that there is no mistake.

 

Takes as long as it takes. Speeding up the process with the vaccine can only be a good thing I'm sure you agree.

What is the end we are 'speeding up' to?

 

[BrianFaePerth]

16 minutes ago, rocket_scientist said:

Some might also struggle to accept the findings of a BMJ paper this week which shows that a huge number of those testing positive from the PCR tests are asymptomatic and unlikely to ever get ill from Covid.

This further fuels the positions of the medical health professionals who argue that healthy people below old age should not be vaccinated in the first roll out.

Boris and Nicky know better than some medical type

[The Boofon]

6 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

What is the end we are 'speeding up' to?

 

I never mentioned an end.

 

I suppose getting back to some level of normality without the need for lockdowns and closure / restriction of all things enjoyable.

 

Hopefully the vaccine enables pubs to open freely without having to sell food and we can get back to watching football would be two great things.

 

 

[manboobs109]

6 minutes ago, The Boofon said:

I never mentioned an end.

 

I suppose getting back to some level of normality without the need for lockdowns and closure / restriction of all things enjoyable.

 

Hopefully the vaccine enables pubs to open freely without having to sell food and we can get back to watching football would be two great things.

 

 

Never gonna happen

[manboobs109]

4 minutes ago, Bad_Mobby said:

Get jukeboxes back on 

Jukeboxes are Verboten

[The Boofon]

21 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

Never gonna happen

None of it?

 

Pubs will reopen without having to sell food.

 

Football will be attended by fans again.

 

Some if not all restrictions will be lifted.

 

What one of those do you think are "Never gonna happen"?

[BrianFaePerth]

Life as we knew it in 2019 will never happen again.

 

We have given too much power to the authorities and it’s not coming back 

[Parklife]

7 minutes ago, The Boofon said:

None of it?

 

Pubs will reopen without having to sell food.

 

Football will be attended by fans again.

 

Some if not all restrictions will be lifted.

 

What one of those do you think are "Never gonna happen"?

 

4 minutes ago, BrianFaePerth said:

Life as we knew it in 2019 will never happen again.

 

We have given too much power to the authorities and it’s not coming back 

Don't all the things Boof said happen where you are, B-ry? 

[BrianFaePerth]

They’re introducing big brother things here tomorrow parky. QR code check in at most places. Temporary they say. Like fuck.

The fact the covids is a distant memory still doesn’t stop them

[The Boofon]

4 minutes ago, BrianFaePerth said:

They’re introducing big brother things here tomorrow parky. QR code check in at most places. Temporary they say. Like fuck.

The fact the covids is a distant memory still doesn’t stop them

Just use the signing sheet instead.

 

 

[BrianFaePerth]

Just now, The Boofon said:

Just use the signing sheet instead.

 

 

Aye that’s an option. Don’t do it and it’s a $50k fine. The company/location is caught then it’s a $250k fine.

Obviously completely proportional in a place with no covids.