Coronavirus

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Are you worried about contracting coronavirus?

  • Yes, I am absolutely terrified

    Votes: 12 15.6%
  • Yes, I am slightly concerned

    Votes: 35 45.5%
  • I am neither concerned or unconcerned

    Votes: 7 9.1%
  • No, I am slightly unconcerned

    Votes: 6 7.8%
  • No, I am totally unconcerned

    Votes: 6 7.8%
  • Bring back the old poll

    Votes: 3 3.9%
  • Charlotte Awbrey tits out doing the Macarena

    Votes: 2 2.6%
  • I believe VoR is evil

    Votes: 11 14.3%

  • Total voters
    77
What the fuck are the army coming in for? Does the presence of an R. Braveboys melt the virus or something?

Only people the gammons respect. We'll see how long that lasts. One whiff of a squaddie telling them to put a mask on and it'll be cancelled direct debits to Help For Heroes all round.
 
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The prospect of lockdown v2.0 is proper terrifying. Not sure my mental health could take any more, especially with winter closing in, meaning sitting in the garden and exercise are much less appealing.

Couldn't give a flying fig about the virus itself.

I'm quiet good at staying in and not leaving the house, I used to do it for days, but even I really don't like the idea of a full lockdown again in winter. It's going to fuck up a lot of people.
 
Ugh, I KNOW the last person we want to hear it from is HIM and there is a whole other argument to be had about whether scolding the nation like naughty schoolchildren is the way to beat this thing, but exactly what is SO controversial about implying that people haven’t been sticking to the guidance?

OK there’s a huge spectrum ranging from big groups of students going on pub crawls to friends having a few too many innocent hugs, but surely most of us can be honest with ourselves and say we HAVEN’T been.
 
I didn’t see the address, but I don’t quite see what’s changed in England. Apart from clamping down more on mask wearing indoors, higher fines (issued and enforced by whom?) and an hour less in the pub/restaurant, everything is pretty much the same, isn’t it? Our company had only just started to do risk assessments for a return to the office and weren’t really expecting to return before the end of the year anyway.

I suppose the sporting spectator and indoor team sport stuff but I personally don’t care about that.
 
I didn’t see the address, but I don’t quite see what’s changed in England. Apart from clamping down more on mask wearing indoors, higher fines (issued and enforced by whom?) and an hour less in the pub/restaurant, everything is pretty much the same, isn’t it? Our company had only just started to do risk assessments for a return to the office and weren’t really expecting to return before the end of the years anyway.

I suppose the sporting spectator and inform team sport stuff but I personally don’t care about that.

Hardly any material difference, no. And the speech tonight was very low on information and high on blitz analogies.
 
Ugh, I KNOW the last person we want to hear it from is HIM and there is a whole other argument to be had about whether scolding the nation like naughty schoolchildren is the way to beat this thing, but exactly what is SO controversial about implying that people haven’t been sticking to the guidance?

OK there’s a huge spectrum ranging from big groups of students going on pub crawls to friends having a few too many innocent hugs, but surely most of us can be honest with ourselves and say we HAVEN’T been.

I think it’s a case of get your own house in order Boris before you start lecturing us, you FUCKING HYPOCRITE.
 
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It feels very much like it's the beginning of something rather than a change right now.

It's odd though... I just did an analysis of the percentage increase of cases week on week the last 7 weeks and... basically there was a massive increase last week, but this week there's not been that much of an increase. It seems to be levelling out again already.


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Hardly any material difference, no. And the speech tonight was very low on information and high on blitz analogies.

This is one of the many things that is wrong with the UK; its absolute OBSESSION with WWII. It's the only history anyone knows. Well, that and Henry VIII having 6 wives but difficult to use that as a metaphor. "This is not a time for Anne Boleyn. This is a time for Catherine of Aragon". People will think that chopping off people's heads is the only way to avoid the virus.
 
It feels very much like it's the beginning of something rather than a change right now.
It's odd though... I just did an analysis of the percentage increase of cases week on week the last 7 weeks and... basically there was a massive increase last week, but in the last week there's not been that much of an increase. It seems to be levelling out again already.
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Nicola Sturgeon did say that she was extending the no mixing households rule across the whole of Scotland because the early signs were that it was working.
 
Nicola Sturgeon did say that she was extending the no mixing households rule across the whole of Scotland because the early signs were that it was working.

I don't see how they can say that. They've got hundreds of kids together in school classrooms... how can they say that they know that no mixing households is working, whilst they are still mixing so much in schools?

In most areas of the South of England, coronavirus cases have dropped in the last 2 weeks... I don't really understand why we are having extra vigilance following that..?! I think the local lockdown situation was one of the only good things they did - just keep on with that using trigger values to place local areas into lockdown.
 
This is one of the many things that is wrong with the UK; its absolute OBSESSION with WWII. It's the only history anyone knows. Well, that and Henry VIII having 6 wives but difficult to use that as a metaphor. "This is not a time for Anne Boleyn. This is a time for Catherine of Aragon". People will think that chopping off people's heads is the only way to avoid the virus.

Well, WWII is pretty important to the lives we lead now. Certainly for me - I wouldn't be alive without it
 
It feels very much like it's the beginning of something rather than a change right now.

It's odd though... I just did an analysis of the percentage increase of cases week on week the last 7 weeks and... basically there was a massive increase last week, but this week there's not been that much of an increase. It seems to be levelling out again already.


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cwej Book of Stats (Coronavirus special edition) out now. :disco:
 
Ugh, I KNOW the last person we want to hear it from is HIM and there is a whole other argument to be had about whether scolding the nation like naughty schoolchildren is the way to beat this thing, but exactly what is SO controversial about implying that people haven’t been sticking to the guidance?

OK there’s a huge spectrum ranging from big groups of students going on pub crawls to friends having a few too many innocent hugs, but surely most of us can be honest with ourselves and say we HAVEN’T been.

It’s the fact that while he’s blaming all of us for not adhering to the rules his mate was free to do what he fucking wants without reprimand.
 
Didn’t we have 5000 new reported cases today?

I am now obliged as moopys resident conspiracy theorist to point out that deaths were still low, 11 in England yesterday.
 
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Almost 7 weeks since we had our first instance of 1000 cases in a day of ‘the second wave’
 
I don't see how they can say that. They've got hundreds of kids together in school classrooms... how can they say that they know that no mixing households is working, whilst they are still mixing so much in schools?

In most areas of the South of England, coronavirus cases have dropped in the last 2 weeks... I don't really understand why we are having extra vigilance following that..?! I think the local lockdown situation was one of the only good things they did - just keep on with that using trigger values to place local areas into lockdown.
Agreed. Just checked my local postcode and since the beginning up to today, our total positive cases have been 0.42% of the population with 0.08% being registered as Covid related deaths and the weekly reported cases are still going down compared to the national figures. Surely local lockdowns and better policing in the problem areas make more sense. Scrap the mask "exemptions" too.
 
It feels very much like it's the beginning of something rather than a change right now.

It's odd though... I just did an analysis of the percentage increase of cases week on week the last 7 weeks and... basically there was a massive increase last week, but this week there's not been that much of an increase. It seems to be levelling out again already.


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CLINGING ON to this hope, even though I know it's probably just less testing. Christ, any sort of hope will do.

Scrap the mask "exemptions" too.

I'd have objected on grounds of having a friend with autism (sensory issues) who really genuinely cannot handle wearing a mask, but apparently a face shield is okay. So honestly screw it, I pretty much agree - stop the exceptions in their current form, allow a shield if someone can't handle a mask.
 
I am now obliged as moopys resident conspiracy theorist to point out that deaths were still low, 11 in England today.
It was 11 deaths at one point back in February/March, yet still the government took too long to react and ended up royally fucking things up.
 
it needs to be flat so that the corrupt dems can dig holes for the dead babies they raped, to stop them rolling off the edge.

They’ve had loads of practice digging those child sex slave supermarkets under the pizza places
 

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