transylvania?
i woulda gone with gremlins.
dont feed them kebabs and curries after midnight
Topic: [UK] Who will the government blame next for spreading the virus (Read 128 times)
September 14, 2020, 05:52:33 PM
I could understand that if it was Transylvania. 
Killed it
One more merit and you will stop living in the past and finally be in sync with the present 
September 14, 2020, 04:30:09 AM
For example a night club can't work after midnight, but it is ok if it is filled to the brim before midnight
I could understand that if it was Transylvania.
September 12, 2020, 08:32:06 PM
It is the same in every country. In Croatia the blame is transferred on daily basis, nobody can escape it The thing is that this is a shitshow. There are so many illogical restrictions and rules that change weekly, daily and they are applied selectively.
For example a night club can't work after midnight, but it is ok if it is filled to the brim before midnight
So I don't care who gets blamed really, everyone will get their turn in this media circus, no need to worry about that.
The thing is that this is a shitshow. There are so many illogical restrictions and rules that change weekly, daily and they are applied selectively. For example a night club can't work after midnight, but it is ok if it is filled to the brim before midnight
So I don't care who gets blamed really, everyone will get their turn in this media circus, no need to worry about that.
September 12, 2020, 12:51:08 PM
There's the new government wonder diet that can reduce fat apparently so they might be trying to make things work that way.
I don't know what's considered fat anymore either to them that have been causing a lot of cases. I'd say 25-30 bmis and higher make people more susceptible although it might just be based on an ability to walk up and down stairs at a reasonable pace without getting out of breath now. I did think gaining weight made your immune system stronger so I'm a bit confused now.
I'd rather not be in contact with the virus because I'd then be more likely to pass it on (obviously) and result in someone else's death.
The government also continue to have meetings of more than 6 people without social distancing, and given the sacrifices some are making, seems extremely stupid. There's no reason the commons can't do a session online.
I don't know what's considered fat anymore either to them that have been causing a lot of cases. I'd say 25-30 bmis and higher make people more susceptible although it might just be based on an ability to walk up and down stairs at a reasonable pace without getting out of breath now. I did think gaining weight made your immune system stronger so I'm a bit confused now.
I'd rather not be in contact with the virus because I'd then be more likely to pass it on (obviously) and result in someone else's death.
The government also continue to have meetings of more than 6 people without social distancing, and given the sacrifices some are making, seems extremely stupid. There's no reason the commons can't do a session online.
September 12, 2020, 04:25:32 AM
Probably me, as I'm telling everybody they should expose themselves to infection to gain immunity. If they do it now while their immune system is still fairly strong, then it should carry them through the 'flu season. This assumes that they are half-way healthy of course, and that is a bit of a stretch when you look at the lard arses wobbling through the supermarket car parks.
Actually the real blame lies with Boris Johnson for his rubbish mismanagement of the so-called pandemic. He is taking us out of the pan(demic) into the fire.
Actually the real blame lies with Boris Johnson for his rubbish mismanagement of the so-called pandemic. He is taking us out of the pan(demic) into the fire.
September 11, 2020, 11:54:30 AM
So far we've had:
Nurses for going into care homes and hospitals and doing work
Police for having to enforce by consent (because apparently the government don't want to keep the peace)
Young people (after telling them all food in restaurants was half off and the virus troubles were over - and then sent them back to school/college/University).
I can imagine there's more I've missed...
Nurses for going into care homes and hospitals and doing work
Police for having to enforce by consent (because apparently the government don't want to keep the peace)
Young people (after telling them all food in restaurants was half off and the virus troubles were over - and then sent them back to school/college/University).
I can imagine there's more I've missed...
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