elbows
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There's enough PPE to go around but only use it when its needed. IT'S YOUR FAULT.
What a cunt.
Briefing right now. Hancock.
And 'a front door is better than any mask'.
There's enough PPE to go around but only use it when its needed. IT'S YOUR FAULT.
What a cunt.
Briefing right now. Hancock.
I want to tattoo this on the eyeballs of every fucking person in the country.The rules are not to protect YOU. They are to protect other people.
And 'a front door is better than any mask'.
That would be a serious breach of the distancing guidance.I want to tattoo this on the eyeballs of every fucking person in the country.
I'm concurring with Lynn's pessimistic outlook broadly, but "all year"?
There's surely still a danger of over-accentuating the negatives, timescale wise ..... ??
Yes it is. By August/September.everything's going to be hunky-dory by June or even August/September
Yes, all year. And into the next. This isn’t going away in a couple of months. And the things you like the most - the gigs, festivals etc will be in the very last wave to go back to normal.
William of Walworth said:everything's going to be hunky-dory by June or even August/September
Yes it is. By August/September.
2021.
Maybe.
Red Cat said:What do you think is going to happen?
He's still holding out for some late summer festivals
Red Cat said:I heard there's one happening in la la land.
Looks like we have wankers here too...
WTF is wrong with people?
Yeah, the press fixation on the lockdown being relaxed soon and the 'exit strategy' is doing my head in too. I think it's adding to a bit of a public feeling that maybe we're nearing the end of it and things can be relaxed.
The counselling service I help run is looking quite hard at this - there has been a huge drop in the number of people attending, many of whom are uneasy about video/phone counselling, and we strongly suspect that they will return, along with a lot of people who have developed difficulties during lockdown, in a tsunami of demand, once this is over. On top of health professionals who will be burned out and experiencing PTSI/"moral injury", and people who have been bereaved, or developed anticipatory grief around severely ill friends or relatives.(Wider point) Mental health is going to be a huge casualty of this - there's no point avoiding any chance of getting C-19 if you then top yourself through loneliness and despair....
And 'a front door is better than any mask'.
The spitting especially makes me go all a bit shoot on sight.
Somebody bumped a thread the other day which had that twat "Boat happy" chymaera posting quite near the top.So, you're joining beesonthewhatnow on the corona-happy boat.
Well Raab just sprung into life on the question relating to the economy there - waafles through a few points then gets to the gist - that's something he worries about. Cunts.
Is it right that today’s announced death toll is higher than any single day in any other European country? And they are just blathering on about Johnson’s good spirits.
France peak daily figure 1417. Italy 919. Spain peak 961. Obviously all numbers are subject to refinement (once the data eventually trickles through) plus error.Is it right that today’s announced death toll is higher than any single day in any other European country? And they are just blathering on about Johnson’s good spirits.
Matt Raw, 38, is enjoying life in lockdown in Knutsford, but said if he’d known how bad the outbreak was going to get in Britain, he would have stayed in China.
“It feels a little bit like out of the pot, into the fire,” said Raw, who was living in Wuhan with his wife, Ying, and 75-year-old mother, Hazel, who suffers from dementia. “We made the wrong decision coming back here. We should have stayed in China.”
He said the UK was “slow to act” and he was surprised the UK didn’t quarantine people flying into the country. “I just sat watching the news incredulously every single day. What was the point of putting us in quarantine?”
Some of the unexpectedly high French numbers were the belated introduction en masse of non-hospital deaths that had occurred up until that point. On some such days (April 2, 3) it was explicitly explained. On subsequent days, not, so I'm not sure whether it was more of the same.France has had several days in the thousands. The reported figures there have been very much up one day and down the next however, so that could be an artefact of how they report or collate the data. 980 tops the worst single day in either Italy or Spain.
We have now gone past the point where we might still hope that our death toll might be only as bad as Spain's IMO.
Annoyingly the BBC News cut from the press conference for the 6 O'clock News. Just as Hancock was being asked about running meetings in which participants were closer together than social distancing rules. Did anyone see his response to that question?
The briefings, news conferences are all (eventually) available from BBC Parliament channel via iPlayer:Annoyingly the BBC News cut from the press conference for the 6 O'clock News. Just as Hancock was being asked about running meetings in which participants were closer together than social distancing rules. Did anyone see his response to that question?