Coronavirus

[Sweep]

40 minutes ago, peelyfeet said:

  feels like he's got a headache in his skin.

You know what, that's the sort of terminology I've been looking for since I had it. I know exactly what he means. I could honestly feel pain in every single hair on my body. It was weird....... It was like a headache in my skin 🙂🙂

[Casino]

11 minutes ago, mickbrown said:

SAGE reckon it would help. Take it you disagree with the science? 

You do tend to do that when it suits 

Van tam was the tories poster boy on here

I believe hes said local lockdowns a waste of time

Something to do with folk going to hawes

Edited October 15, 2020 by Casino

[Winchester White]

1 minute ago, Sweep said:

You know what, that's the sort of terminology I've been looking for since I had it. I know exactly what he means. I could honestly feel pain in every single hair on my body. It was weird....... It was like a headache in my skin 🙂🙂

I had that with manflu/bad cold, just to touch me was painful.

[Casino]

11 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Even tier 3 allows all but pubs to open which means less need for funding, Labours mantra is full lockdown which means areas with low infection rates are shut down completely meaning the government have to fund more furlough. It’s plain and simple party politics from Labour for political gain and nothing to do with what’s best for the U.K. 

pretty sure full lockdown will still see manufacturing cracking on

[Casino]

3 minutes ago, Sweep said:

You know what, that's the sort of terminology I've been looking for since I had it. I know exactly what he means. I could honestly feel pain in every single hair on my body. It was weird....... It was like a headache in my skin 🙂🙂

made up illness you attention seeking twat

 

[Sweep]

2 minutes ago, Casino said:

pretty sure full lockdown will still see manufacturing cracking on

Agreed, they'll not stop manufacturing again I wouldn't have thought

[Sweep]

2 minutes ago, Casino said:

made up illness you attention seeking twat

 

Pipe down you old duffer

[Casino]

Just now, Sweep said:

Pipe down you old duffer

when i had the mutated form, on top of this sarrs ive been struggling to shift for 14 years, i never batted an eyelid

[Spider]

Mounts.

What day is it today?

[Mounts Kipper]

1 minute ago, Spider said:

Mounts.

What day is it today?

Thursday. 👍

[leigh white]

13 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

You listening to tit Burnham, Leicester been locked down London next, nothing to do with NW, it’s all about the red wall. 

Spaffing 12 billion up the wall for a world beating track and trace system to his mates at Serco was a good move, about a billion could give us a sporting chance to keep the NW economy ticking over when they put us in tier 3 for a few months for our workers.

 

[Mounts Kipper]

2 minutes ago, leigh white said:

Spaffing 12 billion up the wall for a world beating track and trace system to his mates at Serco was a good move, about a billion could give us a sporting chance to keep the NW economy ticking over when they put us in tier 3 for a few months for our workers.

 

Cunts on both sides of the political divide, there should be an enquiry into the tenders handed out to Tory family, friends and paymasters, if wrong doing or worse corruption is found then it should end in folk going to jail. 

[peelyfeet]

9 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Are you saying localised full lockdown or a national lockdown? In my opinion only if the nhs cannot cope and only on a regional basis. 

Either. Something has to be done to reduce the amount of contacts we're making. Theres hospitalisations in the bank for the next month already. The R rate has got to get below 1. Looks to me like it was about 1 a couple of weeks ago in Bolton. The evidence  of this is the daily new cases rate aint changed much  for 11 days. This is what happens when 1 person only infects 1 person, the numbers stay the same. I doubt that this has happened by coincidence when every where else the numbers have smashed upwards. 

I think its because we reduced contacts with our stricter restrictions in sept. 

This doesn't mean the rest of the country has to copy what we did, it could work just as well if a different restriction or behaviour change was introduced. 

Just have to make less people meet others, especially indoors/crowded/poor ventilation. Less travelling and earlier isolation.

Simple physics, hard to please everyone in practice.

[miamiwhite]

6 hours ago, Carlos said:

Take my own bags, fill them up on my way round, not a fucking chance I'm touching some skank's trolley or basket.

Not sure if it's been asked already, but where were those bags made ? Proximate cause and all that 😉 

[Mounts Kipper]

5 minutes ago, peelyfeet said:

Either. Something has to be done to reduce the amount of contacts we're making. Theres hospitalisations in the bank for the next month already. The R rate has got to get below 1. Looks to me like it was about 1 a couple of weeks ago in Bolton. The evidence  of this is the daily new cases rate aint changed much  for 11 days. This is what happens when 1 person only infects 1 person, the numbers stay the same. I doubt that this has happened by coincidence when every where else the numbers have smashed upwards. 

I think its because we reduced contacts with our stricter restrictions in sept. 

This doesn't mean the rest of the country has to copy what we did, it could work just as well if a different restriction or behaviour change was introduced. 

Just have to make less people meet others, especially indoors/crowded/poor ventilation. Less travelling and earlier isolation.

Simple physics, hard to please everyone in practice.

We can’t afford a lockdown again, folk dying from other ailments, it’ll dawn one day that it has to take its course and only lockdown and I mean proper lockdown regionally when the nhs is in danger of overload. 

Edited October 15, 2020 by Mounts Kipper

[leigh white]

1 minute ago, Mounts Kipper said:

We can’t afford a lockdown again, folk dying from other ailments, it’ll dawn one day that it has to take its course and only lockdown and I mean lockdown regionally when the nhs is going to overload. 

With all the RAF helicopters flying over our region lately, i predict patients are going to be flown elsewhere in the country to less infected area hospitals.

[peelyfeet]

Just now, Mounts Kipper said:

We can’t afford a lockdown again, folk dying from other ailments, it’ll dawn one day that it has to take its course and only lockdown and I mean lockdown when the nhs is going to overload. 

The number of folk dying of other ailments is going to grow if the hospitals get fuller with covid patients. Its why loads of care home folk died last time, the hospitals shipped them out to make room. 

If the ICU gets full, they triage the most helpless admissions. An 85 yr old cardiac arrest patient and a 50 yr old covid patient turn up at A&E on the same night needing the last ICU bed,  the 85 yr old gets left to die on a normal ward. 

[Spider]

5 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

We can’t afford a lockdown again, folk dying from other ailments, it’ll dawn one day that it has to take its course and only lockdown and I mean proper lockdown regionally when the nhs is in danger of overload. 

You’re so confused it must make your head hurt

”it has to take its course”

”proper lockdown”

 

so which one is it?

[Mounts Kipper]

Just now, peelyfeet said:

The number of folk dying of other ailments is going to grow if the hospitals get fuller with covid patients. Its why loads of care home folk died last time, the hospitals shipped them out to make room. 

If the ICU gets full, they triage the most helpless admissions. An 85 yr old cardiac arrest patient and a 50 yr old covid patient turn up at A&E on the same night needing the last ICU bed,  the 85 yr old gets left to die on a normal ward. 

The nightingales weren’t used last time, I’m thinking they won’t be this time either. 

[Mounts Kipper]

1 minute ago, Spider said:

You’re so confused it must make your head hurt

”it has to take its course”

”proper lockdown”

 

so which one is it?

It ain’t difficult, unless you're thick. 

[Spider]

3 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

It ain’t difficult, unless you're thick. 

So you want it to run it’s course?

[peelyfeet]

1 minute ago, Mounts Kipper said:

The nightingales weren’t used last time, I’m thinking they won’t be this time either. 

The nightingales non usage was helped because no fucker went to A&E for weeks, and thousands cancelled operations to make room. Consequently, deaths at home rocketed. Old folk dying of strokes and heart attacks because they were too scared to go to Hospital. 

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/health-53999485

[crawshawbooth]

19 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Cunts on both sides of the political divide, there should be an enquiry into the tenders handed out to Tory family, friends and paymasters, if wrong doing or worse corruption is found then it should end in folk going to jail. 

Spot on , i have seen all sorts of shite about dodgy contracts

Lock em up

[Mounts Kipper]

1 minute ago, Spider said:

So you want it to run it’s course?

I’d be happy with tier 2 regulations as a maximum, and continued best practice, except when a locality was in danger of being overloaded, and in that case I’d lock it down properly until hospitals in that locality were not in danger of being overloaded. 

[Escobarp]

7 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

I’d be happy with tier 2 regulations as a maximum, and continued best practice, except when a locality was in danger of being overloaded, and in that case I’d lock it down properly until hospitals in that locality were not in danger of being overloaded. 

Tier 2 has been proven not to work sufficiently though surely? It suppresses it yes but insufficiently. 
 

sorry but only way we get rid of this is vaccine or lockdown because we’ve too many knobheads across the board and too many 5g tinfoil hat nut jobs 

 

but lockdown cripples us economically and thus can’t happen 

in summary we’re fucked