Coronavirus 3 - Al Pacino's turn to mumble
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Don't hold your breath. There's hundreds or thousands of people in isolation in other states who went through the cafe in terminal 4. It will be good luck rather than good management if none of them test positive.watt price tully wrote:So far so good. Cool heads prevailing in Victoria despite the cacophony of henny-penny’s all around the place.
Low numbers so far with very high testing numbers. A responsible government not only preventing spread but not exporting the virus interstate.
And don't forget, the Crossroads outbreak in NSW last year was Dan exporting the virus up north
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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Well we’re in the exact same position we were in when they decided to lockdown the entire state unnecessarily so who knows what they’ll do!!!David wrote:Anyone reckon we'll be out of this on Thursday? It's not 0 new cases, but it doesn't exactly look like a massive outbreak, either...
I do love how low numbers and all cases in people already isolated before the lockdown is proof it’s working rather than proof it was completely unnecessary according the fanbois though!
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Another question is whether an end to the five-day lockdown means going straight back to how things were beforehand (i.e. masks indoors + restrictions on gatherings) or whether it'll be more of a gradual ease.
"Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange
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When you keep pissing down people's backs and telling them it's raining, sooner or later stuff will get wet.watt price tully wrote:A hot hotel’s water sprinkler system goes off forcing evacuation. I blame Daniel Andrews for this.
https://www.theage.com.au/national/coro ... 572sn.html
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Oh yeah, they’ve brought back that little gem despite even Sutton saying there is no health advice to support it...stui magpie wrote:I may have missed something, but someone was complaining to me today about having to wear a mask on their morning walk. I haven't looked up the restrictions cos I'm not there, but surely not?
I’ve continued doing what I did last week, mask on inside only, off as soon as I walk outside the shops doors.
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Yep, masks everywhere at the moment. hoping that’s the first thing to go on Thursday! (Note I don’t have a strong opinion on the benefits or lack thereof of wearing masks outside, I just hate having to do it.)
"Every time we witness an injustice and do not act, we train our character to be passive in its presence." – Julian Assange
I'm going to say this just once and I am not going to come back to it.
I am an asthmatic. I hate wearing the mask because it genuinely affects my breathing and restricts what I can do. I do not like that. Nevertheless - simply because it is the right thing to do by everybody else - I wear it everywhere I am required to wear it, without demur. I hope that restriction goes promptly but - unless and until it does - I will continue to wear it. And I most sincerely wish others would, too.
I am an asthmatic. I hate wearing the mask because it genuinely affects my breathing and restricts what I can do. I do not like that. Nevertheless - simply because it is the right thing to do by everybody else - I wear it everywhere I am required to wear it, without demur. I hope that restriction goes promptly but - unless and until it does - I will continue to wear it. And I most sincerely wish others would, too.
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I'm really enjoying no masks at all up here. When I do come back to Vic , I'll comply with mask rules in shops but I won't wear a mask outside when I'm able to maintain a distance from others. That's just a dumb rule and I don't obey dumb rules.
In the meantime NSW has 30 days with no local transmission and no active community cases despite doing all the heavy lifting with hotel quarantine for the country
In the meantime NSW has 30 days with no local transmission and no active community cases despite doing all the heavy lifting with hotel quarantine for the country
Every dead body on Mt Everest was once a highly motivated person, so maybe just calm the **** down.
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Simply agree with every word. I too have related reasons that makes wearing a mask a horrible experience for me but really I see it as a no brainer. My mother is 89 and if I wander around without a mask and become infected without knowing it, I have a real fear that I will infect her leading to her death. I would want to bloody behead any arsehole who blatantly goes around without a mask and infects my mother leading to her passing. This is serious when you have elderly folk you love and care about, it’s not a frigging jokePies4shaw wrote:I'm going to say this just once and I am not going to come back to it.
I am an asthmatic. I hate wearing the mask because it genuinely affects my breathing and restricts what I can do. I do not like that. Nevertheless - simply because it is the right thing to do by everybody else - I wear it everywhere I am required to wear it, without demur. I hope that restriction goes promptly but - unless and until it does - I will continue to wear it. And I most sincerely wish others would, too.
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