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daysofourlives wrote:

Jimmy_041 wrote:Small bar licence: allowed person every 2sq m
Other licences: 4sq m

SA Health:

Public servant logic

WTF isnt it 1.5m like evrything else, morons

no, the real question is wtf havent they allowed businesses to go back to normmal if they are opening the borders.

damn near every case we have had in SA has been imported. the only people who have caught it here have been basically living with someone else who had it.

let businesses go back to full capacities, then open the borders

Corona Man wrote:

Corona Man wrote:Sco Mo talking now about Cyber Security, calling it a "state based" attack...... China again?

IT guys all around the place are saying its a chineese based attack..... pr!cks!

Its Covid in code

Well Marshall finally answered the question thats been on the lips of every South Australian for weeks now.
Can i play 8 ball or darts with a beer in my hand?

Drum roll please..............................

No, no you cant possibly do that.
The fact its nearly impossible to play an 8 ball shot with a beer in your hand tells me what a nerd Marshall is. Was this a Marshall attempt to show he's one of the boys, Well your not, your still the same nerd you were in high school.

I am done, this government is a joke, they will never get my vote again.

And drinking sitting down at the local footy, please, lets get some ******* common sense into it. How does not following any of these guidelines enhance the chances of Covid spreading especially when it is non=existent

SA opening the border with QLD at midnight tonight

Jim05 wrote:SA opening the border with QLD at midnight tonight

Convenient timing.

Still can't have a shower at my footy club. First game next Saturday, will spend 2 hours tackling other people* and then serve beers behind the bar covered in mud because I can't shower.




*figure of speech, I avoid any physical contact in football these days

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:SA opening the border with QLD at midnight tonight

Convenient timing.

For what?

Jim05 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:SA opening the border with QLD at midnight tonight

Convenient timing.

For what?

As the footballers head there this weekend.

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club. First game next Saturday, will spend 2 hours tackling other people* and then serve beers behind the bar covered in mud because I can't shower.




*figure of speech, I avoid any physical contact in football these days

*Your opponents sure would though.

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club. First game next Saturday, will spend 2 hours tackling other people* and then serve beers behind the bar covered in mud because I can't shower.




*figure of speech, I avoid any physical contact in football these days

That baffles me to no end.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:SA opening the border with QLD at midnight tonight

Convenient timing.

For what?

As the footballers head there this weekend.

They still can’t come home though


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Lightning McQueen wrote:

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club. First game next Saturday, will spend 2 hours tackling other people* and then serve beers behind the bar covered in mud because I can't shower.




*figure of speech, I avoid any physical contact in football these days

That baffles me to no end.

As much as Spurrier has been good, she doesn't know anything about football (attended her first game of football last week) or how community sports organisations operate. And this is likely why the guidelines around what football clubs can and can't do are an absolute dogs breakfast.

Q. wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club. First game next Saturday, will spend 2 hours tackling other people* and then serve beers behind the bar covered in mud because I can't shower.




*figure of speech, I avoid any physical contact in football these days

That baffles me to no end.

As much as Spurrier has been good, she doesn't know anything about football (attended her first game of football last week) or how community sports organisations operate. And this is likely why the guidelines around what football clubs can and can't do are an absolute dogs breakfast.

It's not just Spurrier

Chief Executive, Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Jim McDowell (chair);
Commissioner, South Australia Police, Grant Stevens;
Chief Public Health Officer, Professor Nicola Spurrier;
Chief Executive, Department for Health and Wellbeing, Dr Chris McGowan;
Chief Executive, Department of Treasury and Finance, David Reynolds; and
Chief Executive, Department for Trade and Investment, Leonie Muldoon.

One of them is causing the problem about opening business back up again............

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Q. wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club. First game next Saturday, will spend 2 hours tackling other people* and then serve beers behind the bar covered in mud because I can't shower.




*figure of speech, I avoid any physical contact in football these days

That baffles me to no end.

As much as Spurrier has been good, she doesn't know anything about football (attended her first game of football last week) or how community sports organisations operate. And this is likely why the guidelines around what football clubs can and can't do are an absolute dogs breakfast.

It's not just Spurrier

Chief Executive, Department of the Premier and Cabinet, Jim McDowell (chair);
Commissioner, South Australia Police, Grant Stevens;
Chief Public Health Officer, Professor Nicola Spurrier;
Chief Executive, Department for Health and Wellbeing, Dr Chris McGowan;
Chief Executive, Department of Treasury and Finance, David Reynolds; and
Chief Executive, Department for Trade and Investment, Leonie Muldoon.

One of them is causing the problem about opening business back up again............

My money is on Grant Stevens who is being the difficult one

Jim05 wrote:They still can’t come home though


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Why not?

What about their families?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:They still can’t come home though


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Why not?

What about their families?

Yes, my mistake. The players can now come home between games. Wonder if they will bin the hub idea now and just fly up to QLD every week now

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club.

Why not? Doubt the police are gonna sit in the changerooms to make sure you haven't showered.

Our latest at work is you're no longer allowed to get changed in the toilets after work. I don't get it, we get temp checked on entry, have to sign a dec form, have cleaners cleaning multiple times a day and there is santiser everywhere... WTF is changing clothes gonna matter after spending a whole day walking around the office anyway?!

Jim05 wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Jim05 wrote:They still can’t come home though


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Why not?

What about their families?

Yes, my mistake. The players can now come home between games. Wonder if they will bin the hub idea now and just fly up to QLD every week now

they cant get rid of the hubs yet. not until we allow unrestricted travel from NSW/Vic. well, unless both the crows and power only play the queensland and WA sides for now (no idea what the fixture is, but i doubt that is the case)

The Bedge wrote:

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club.

Why not? Doubt the police are gonna sit in the changerooms to make sure you haven't showered.

They're only human.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

The Bedge wrote:

Q. wrote:Still can't have a shower at my footy club.

Why not? Doubt the police are gonna sit in the changerooms to make sure you haven't showered.

They're only human.

A do carry a concealed weapon with me at all times