Corona Virus

[TheUltimateWinner]

Holy shit, a jump by 32 in a day. It's everywhere folks. 

 

Total now 85

 

 

[Guest seanfox778]

4 hours ago, Cujek said:

its like some kind of masonic (zionist) dance type thing, its weird, whats wrong with just saying hi, why the need to touch anyone, i never understood the need to grab someones hand anyway, i wouldn't touch a stranger normally, but im expected to grope their hand because they have said hi, no thanks.

 

i also wont be foot dancing with people, i will just say hi, or nod my head,

This is dynamite if you read it in Alan Partridge's voice. 

[Guest Cujek]

2 minutes ago, TheUltimateWinner said:

Holy shit, a jump by 34 in a day. It's everywhere folks. 

 

Total now 85

 

 

To be fair, its only the start in this country, they are still trying and ultimately failing to control the spread.

 

What i do not understand is the big hoohaa about it, its all very strange, its either no worse than the flu as some are saying, in which case lots of people will get it regardless of what anyone does to stop the spread.

 

Or it is genuinely the end of civilization as we know it, we dont have a live counter for the flu or the common cold do we? why so much worry about this one?

[Guest Cujek]

2 minutes ago, seanfox778 said:

This is dynamite if you read it in Alan Partridge's voice. 

I do try to take my outlook on life from Alan as much as possible, he is the only person in this world that makes sense.

[stripeyfox]

38 minutes ago, StanSP said:

 

 

BBC shortly retracted this saying it is for now just being "considered"
 

[Guest seanfox778]

Just now, Cujek said:

I do try to take my outlook on life from Alan as much as possible, he is the only person in this world that makes sense.

I agree with you wholeheartedly

[stripeyfox]

34 minutes ago, Izzy said:

That old chestnut 

do you want to buy some pasta?

[kingfox]

And to make matters worse they produce this idiotic move.

[Innovindil]

26 minutes ago, kingfox said:

And to make matters worse they produce this idiotic move.

Why is it idiotic? What difference does it possibly make. It's going to be everywhere. If they said today there was 30 cases in your city, would you change the way your living? I wouldn't. 

[TheUltimateWinner]

My prediction as to why they're not saying locations is to not induce panic buying in certain locations? Dunno

[Guest MattP]

4 minutes ago, TheUltimateWinner said:

My prediction as to why they're not saying locations is to not induce panic buying in certain locations? Dunno

Possibly. We are in this very weird position where such a fine line has to be trod, everyone from government to the press to the broadcasters has to make people aware of this and make sure we all wash our hands and be cautious etc but also whilst making sure we don't panic at all and end up behaving like Australians.

 

Probably for unpopular opinions thread but so far I've think the vast majority have done a fantastic job. 

[Lionator]

7 minutes ago, MattP said:

Possibly. We are in this very weird position where such a fine line has to be trod, everyone from government to the press to the broadcasters has to make people aware of this and make sure we all wash our hands and be cautious etc but also whilst making sure we don't panic at all and end up behaving like Australians.

 

Probably for unpopular opinions thread but so far I've think the vast majority have done a fantastic job. 

Governments in general have done fairly well regarding this so far in letting the Scientists and public health officials do their thing. There's thousands upon thousands of researchers and physicians who have prepared their whole careers for this sort of moment, they know what they're doing. 

 

The media on the other hand, the hysteria and hot takes are not helping anyone.

[Finnegan]

Not gonna lie, I genuinely chuckled at Wymsey's ava. 

[Finnegan]

11 minutes ago, MattP said:

Possibly. We are in this very weird position where such a fine line has to be trod, everyone from government to the press to the broadcasters has to make people aware of this and make sure we all wash our hands and be cautious etc but also whilst making sure we don't panic at all and end up behaving like Australians.

 

Probably for unpopular opinions thread but so far I've think the vast majority have done a fantastic job. 

 

Isn't it mad that it's taking an international crisis to get people to practice basic hygiene. 

[kingfox]

21 minutes ago, Innovindil said:

Why is it idiotic? What difference does it possibly make. It's going to be everywhere. If they said today there was 30 cases in your city, would you change the way your living? I wouldn't. 

Because this will only create more panic, just look at the replies to that tweet.

[stripeyfox]

The fact that everone is aware of the threat, and keeps washing their hands should keep most of us safe. 

 

 

 

[Guest MattP]

3 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

Isn't it mad that it's taking an international crisis to get people to practice basic hygiene. 

As a weirdo OCD type who washes his hands twenty times a day anyway it's great to see it.

 

Although I'm sure the toilets tonight at the KP will bring me back down to earth.

[stripeyfox]

1 minute ago, MattP said:

As a weirdo OCD type who washes his hands twenty times a day anyway it's great to see it.

 

Although I'm sure the toilets tonight at the KP will bring me back down to earth.

You don't see too many people washing their hands in there. Just make sure the old man is clean and don't touch anyone elses!

[Finnegan]

5 minutes ago, MattP said:

As a weirdo OCD type who washes his hands twenty times a day anyway it's great to see it.

 

Although I'm sure the toilets tonight at the KP will bring me back down to earth.

 

Toilets in football stadiums are a bomb site. People turn in to such ****ing animals. 

 

Absolutely nothing worse than needing a shit at any point on an away day. 

 

Basically might as well just kill yourself. 

[Milo]

Just now, Finnegan said:

 

Toilets in football stadiums are a bomb site. People turn in to such ****ing animals. 

 

Absolutely nothing worse than needing a shit at any point on an away day. 

 

Basically might as well just kill yourself. 

Poor planning, that, mate

[Heathrow fox]

1 minute ago, kingfox said:

Because this will only create more panic, just look at the replies to that tweet.

The people that replied in anger to that tweet,will be the sort that panic regardless.How long before the heat map shows that 95% of the country is less than 5 miles from a cv carrier.Whats their plan. To stay in for the next 2 years?Thank God Twitter isn’t a very good barometer of the country.

[Finnegan]

1 minute ago, Milo said:

Poor planning, that, mate

 

Best way to make God laugh, plan your poos for a Newcastle / Southampton length away day. 

[Sol thewall Bamba]

7 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

Toilets in football stadiums are a bomb site. People turn in to such ****ing animals. 

 

Absolutely nothing worse than needing a shit at any point on an away day. 

 

Basically might as well just kill yourself. 

Not if you're @Stadt

[Voll Blau]

7 minutes ago, Finnegan said:

 

Toilets in football stadiums are a bomb site. People turn in to such ****ing animals. 

 

Absolutely nothing worse than needing a shit at any point on an away day. 

 

Basically might as well just kill yourself. 

Had no choice but to brave the concourse ones after Cardiff away last year. Genuinely worse than that scene from Trainspotting.

 

Did my leg muscles the world of good mind.

[Stadt]

4 minutes ago, Sol thewall Bamba said:

Not if you're @Stadt

Oh jesus must be 7 or 8 grounds now. I've shat in some right horrors including halfway up a mountain in Ecuador in a bog like the one in Shrek, only worse. Corp in Sheffield probably just as bad.

 

 

Allianz

Bramall lane (missed Vardy's goal)

Anfield

Amex

our ground 

Oakwell 

Turf Moor