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03 Apr 2020, 3:47 am
Pepe wrote:
EzraS wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Quote:
In a new PSA, comedian Larry David offers advice to California residents on why everyone should stay at home. Aired on 4/1/2020.
Larry David is a real person? I thought he was just a character on Curb Your Enthusiasm. Always stuck me as a rip off of George Costanza on Seinfeld.
Your joking, right?
Of course.
03 Apr 2020, 3:55 am
Darmok wrote:
What might be going on here?
Woman walks around Walmart (?) and deliberately touches all the display items:
Woman walks around Walmart (?) and deliberately touches all the display items:
A ccp agent?
Or someone who has been hypnotised into acting like a bizarro?
EzraS wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Your joking, right?
Of course.
Me of little faith.
Glad to hear it.
03 Apr 2020, 4:03 am
EzraS wrote:
Magna wrote:
I'm sorry, Jimmy for being part of derailing this thread. I simply couldn't sit idle without commenting.
It's hard not to get sucked in. And Goldfish as a pro at sucking people in. He used to do it to great lengths with his autism treatment routine until the mods finally put their foot down on it.
Goldfish isn't doing himself any favours.
It almost looks as though he is deliberately trying to derail this thread. <sigh>
Don't encourage the off-topic rants.
Don't feed it.
Not rocket surgery.
D'oh!
I just fed it too!
Please don't reply to this post.
03 Apr 2020, 4:06 am
03 Apr 2020, 4:11 am
Magna wrote:
^I'm sorry that the U.S. seems to affect you so completely to the point of affecting how you experience your life on a daily basis. I feel bad for you in that regard. I hope you're able to detach from that at some point and enjoy life day to day.
What is wrong with you people?
Take it to PPR, ffs.
Is this a deliberate attempt to derail this thread?
Cheap, unimaginative tactics.
03 Apr 2020, 4:15 am
jimmy m wrote:
domineekee wrote:
isn't it quite possible that we are facing a pandemic so contagious, that all methods to curtail it eventually fail?
If so, do we have a sufficient supply of morphine, fentanyl and tramadol to provide adequate end of life care for all the patients who are currently expected to require in home palliative care?
If so, do we have a sufficient supply of morphine, fentanyl and tramadol to provide adequate end of life care for all the patients who are currently expected to require in home palliative care?
The mortality rates on this coronavirus appears to be around the 1 percent range. For every hundred people that contract the coronavirus, 99 recover.
There are two other points to be made here:
1. If a country walks away from treating the infected patients, then the mortality rate will increase substantially.
2. When a person contracts the coronavirus and survives, they build up an immunity to becoming reinfected. So the concept of "herd immunity" comes into play.
Don't quote me, but I think Australia has the "best" mortality rate, where it has hit, in regard to the coronavirus.
It would have been even better if not for the "Ruby Princess" fiasco.
domineekee wrote:
ouinon2 wrote:
And in the UK and Germany entire floors of hospitals and acres of field hospital tents and testing facilities in car parks etc are standing empty, the staff still waiting for the huge numbers that were predicted, the "wave", which hasn't materialised.
isn't it quite possible that we are facing a pandemic so contagious, that all methods to curtail it eventually fail?
If so, do we have a sufficient supply of morphine, fentanyl and tramadol to provide adequate end of life care for all the patients who are currently expected to require in home palliative care?
Added to my "Doom and Gloom" archive, to be brought out when this crisis has passed.
Confused_Sloth wrote:
The bat origins theory of the virus has yet to be verified.
It is the best theory so far, imo.
03 Apr 2020, 4:34 am
NEWS FLASH!
China:
A city has banned the sale of dog and cat meat.
About bloody time.
03 Apr 2020, 5:04 am
cyberdad posted the packed beach pics in AU on the previous page. Until recently there were also people packing the beaches in CA, OR, FL & WA until *they* shutdown state beaches and dispatched LEOs. There are the many parks, etc that were flooded with people. On a financial level, if a person isn't independently wealthy use the $$$ for rent or the essentials or help others?
03 Apr 2020, 5:08 am
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03 Apr 2020, 5:18 am
Pepe wrote:
Quote:
China hoards 2 billion face masks
China stockpiled more than 2 billion surgical masks and essential medical supplies, many of them from Australia, in a global panic buy.
China stockpiled more than 2 billion surgical masks and essential medical supplies, many of them from Australia, in a global panic buy.
If I remember the amount correctly Canada sent China 17 tons of gloves, masks, etc then they were short.
03 Apr 2020, 5:27 am
03 Apr 2020, 6:11 am
03 Apr 2020, 6:19 am
pyrrhicwren wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Quote:
China hoards 2 billion face masks
China stockpiled more than 2 billion surgical masks and essential medical supplies, many of them from Australia, in a global panic buy.
China stockpiled more than 2 billion surgical masks and essential medical supplies, many of them from Australia, in a global panic buy.
If I remember the amount correctly Canada sent China 17 tons of gloves, masks, etc then they were short.
The difference is, Australia didn't send them.
Chinese agents, here in Australia, working for 2 large chinese property companies in Australia, bought them up and sent them to china.
There is a law in the making which will make this illegal, in the future.
$63,000 fine and/or 5 years gaol.
It has been reported, in the media, that one of the head guys was also profiteering from those medical supplies.
Charming.
03 Apr 2020, 6:33 am
Pepe wrote:
pyrrhicwren wrote:
Pepe wrote:
Quote:
China hoards 2 billion face masks
China stockpiled more than 2 billion surgical masks and essential medical supplies, many of them from Australia, in a global panic buy.
China stockpiled more than 2 billion surgical masks and essential medical supplies, many of them from Australia, in a global panic buy.
If I remember the amount correctly Canada sent China 17 tons of gloves, masks, etc then they were short.
The difference is, Australia didn't send them.
Chinese agents, here in Australia, working for 2 large chinese property companies in Australia, bought them up and sent them to china.
There is a law in the making which will make this illegal, in the future.
$63,000 fine and/or 5 years gaol.
It has been reported, in the media, that one of the head guys was also profiteering from those medical supplies.
Charming.
I read about that in AU. Canada was different, they gave it away. The thing in AU happened in the US as well; they were going to all the supply stores and ordering like 100,000 masks/etc at a time. If I heard correctly, in AU the Chinese companies operating in AU were shipping pallets to China via freighters.
