I've been WFH since 2018. Have been driven a bit mad by it and it's slightly comforting knowing other people do too.
There are a few groups out there doing measuring, but not always measuring the same thing. E.g. Zoe covid measures symptomatic covid cases only and its estimates have been consistently lower than some other measures as a result. The trends up and down of the different measures have been fairly consistent though.do you have rate of change over time for those? I’d be interested to see them. Pretty sure I remember less than 1 in 2100 being infected in the UK. If that’s what it is in Wales at the moment the numbers are definitely worse than a month or so ago.
Not as unlucky as anyone that you pass it on to.it feels as though we would be remarkably unlucky to have caught COVID from any of it.
Not as unlucky as anyone that you pass it on to.
There's a pandemic on, hadn't you heard?Come on, what's the point of this?
There's a pandemic on, hadn't you heard?
Although I am not too happy with the way that the government/media want us to return to normality as quickly as possible, we can’t all just stay at home for 2 to 5 years or forever, so seems a bit harsh for you to be snide to Cloo for going on holiday in the UK.There's a pandemic on, hadn't you heard?
Was I wrong, though? Plenty of posts on here being snide about 'Karens' or whoever not wearing masks properly or holidaymakers in France having to quarantine or not based on some arbitrary deadline, but anyone we like gets a free pass?Although I am not too happy with the way that the government/media want us to return to normality as quickly as possible, we can’t all just stay at home for 2 to 5 years or forever, so seems a bit harsh for you to be snide to Cloo for going on holiday in the UK.
Was I wrong, though?
YesWas I wrong, though?
There's a pandemic on, hadn't you heard?
If you want to stay locked away for the rest of your life, feel free, but don’t judge others for taking small risks.Was I wrong, though?
Why not, isn't that what commentary on the internet around Covid has basically become? It all comes down to your definition of 'small'.don’t judge others for taking small risks.
Feel free to judge then but others may judge you as a cunt.Why not, isn't that what commentary on the internet around Covid has basically become? It all comes down to your definition of 'small'.
Have you not left your house yet then?Was I wrong, though? Plenty of posts on here being snide about 'Karens' or whoever not wearing masks properly or holidaymakers in France having to quarantine or not based on some arbitrary deadline, but anyone we like gets a free pass?
I'm not judging her - my brother was in the Isle of Wight too last week with his family. I just made a statement that happens to be true - the fact that we find it so hard to acknowledge the truth of it is at the root of why pandemics are so scary.Feel free to judge then but others may judge you as a cunt.
Not much. Went to the doctors to pick up medicine a couple of times (very distanced), and to the tip to get rid of all the Amazon cardboard that was piling up. Walked the dog; went for solo runs. That's about it.Have you not left your house yet then?
Not much. Went to the doctors to pick up medicine a couple of times (very distanced), and to the tip to get rid of all the Amazon cardboard that was piling up. Walked the dog; went for solo runs. That's about it.
A holiday involving going to multiple new places and interacting with untold numbers of people you wouldn't normally come into contact with is sensible? Even if you're taking every precaution possible, you can't know whether everyone around you is "doing the right thing", including the people preparing your food, or cleaning the places you visit/stay in. You weigh up the risks versus the benefits (as you perceive them) and make a decision.But what Cloo was describing was well in line with taking sensible precautions while not completely giving up on life.
Everyone? No. The overall risk is extremely low. But I personally don't want to be one of the 0.1% or whatever that gets infected and has a non-mild case. Because it sounds horrible and could kill me.Do you really think anyone not living like they're shielding is putting everyone at terrible risk?
A holiday involving going to multiple new places and interacting with untold numbers of people you wouldn't normally come into contact with is sensible? Even if you're taking every precaution possible, you can't know whether everyone around you is "doing the right thing", including the people preparing your food, or cleaning the places you visit/stay in. You weigh up the risks versus the benefits (as you perceive them) and make a decision.
Everyone? No. The overall risk is extremely low. But I personally don't want to be one of the 0.1% or whatever that gets infected and has a non-mild case. Because it sounds horrible and could kill me.
I agree, though it's not one of Pinewood's best.carry on with restrictions and precautions.
I agree, though it's not one of Pinewood's best.
Sorry Cloo, btw - I didn't mean to pick on you. Just a bit drunk and depressed by literally everything going to shit.