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Bum Crack wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

mickey wrote:The rush is that the majority of posters on here seem to be alcoholics who still brag about how many drinks they have

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Can still drink as much as you want during this, so alcohol cant be the reason

For me, it's getting back to normality which often involves going to my local and catching up with friends and acquaintances and enjoying my time there. I'm not that much of a fan of sitting home doing **** all so I apologise if that offends anyone.

Apachebulldog wrote:Does any one know of any one who has caught the WU FLU ????

Me thinks theres a lot of mis information going on.

Jimmy_041 wrote:

Apachebulldog wrote:Does any one know of any one who has caught the WU FLU ????

Me thinks theres a lot of mis information going on.

My brother brought it back from OS. He was #14 in SA
SA Health sent martians to arrest him and made him spend 2 days in RAH
Sent him home in a taxi. Apparently the driver was trying to do 100 kms / hr up North Tce to get rid of him ASAP
He was fine - just isolated for a month

Dutchy wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

mickey wrote:The rush is that the majority of posters on here seem to be alcoholics who still brag about how many drinks they have

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Can still drink as much as you want during this, so alcohol cant be the reason

For me, it's getting back to normality which often involves going to my local and catching up with friends and acquaintances and enjoying my time there. I'm not that much of a fan of sitting home doing **** all so I apologise if that offends anyone.

So why can't you do all of the above at the moment (without going to the pub)?

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Spangas wrote:

whufc wrote:Well lets be honest the planet probably needs a fair few more than that really.

Harsh reality, mother nature is just looking to protect itself from us.

If we are not going to put in laws to stop over populating the planet, mother nature will have its ways and means.

...or some Asian bloke ate a bat.

How's the girl that couldn't understand why the octopus got the shits on when she tried to eat it alive?

Trader wrote:

Booney wrote:They (America) haven't yet flattened the curve, 23,000 new cases overnight and over 2,000 deaths.

What is your definition of "flatten the curve"?

I always thought of it as stopping the increase in new cases per day.



America has done this.

April 16th they hit a mammoth 4928 deaths.
April 18th 3770
April 22nd 2524
April 26th 2172
April 29th 2110

They clearly still have a substantial number of people falling off the perch each day, but to suggest they haven't stopped the exponential growth of the peak is inaccurate IMO.

NB: Obviously if your definition is to get within the capacity of the existing health system, then they'll never manage that as their existing health system was already cooked.

Brodlach wrote:I rest my case, everyone can produce stats to boost their case from whatever side you are on

Dutchy wrote:

mickey wrote:The rush is that the majority of posters on here seem to be alcoholics who still brag about how many drinks they have

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Can still drink as much as you want during this, so alcohol cant be the reason

Spargo wrote:

Dutchy wrote:

Bum Crack wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:
July is what I'm hearing atm, and that's with social distancing measures in place.

FFS!!!!!!!!!

Why the rush? Its a nice to have, not a need to have IMO.

Strongly disagree.

amber_fluid wrote:Me too.
There are some older people out there who treat their local and the people in it as family.
Not sure what they are doing during lockdown but I hope they see it through and can attend the pub shortly for a catchup.

There’s one old bloke I chat too who has no family(well none he speaks of or too) that I fear for.
I have no idea where he lives or even his name as I only know him by his nickname, so I can’t even drop by to say g’day.

The pub is more than a place to just get tanked.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

amber_fluid wrote:Me too.
There are some older people out there who treat their local and the people in it as family.
Not sure what they are doing during lockdown but I hope they see it through and can attend the pub shortly for a catchup.

There’s one old bloke I chat too who has no family(well none he speaks of or too) that I fear for.
I have no idea where he lives or even his name as I only know him by his nickname, so I can’t even drop by to say g’day.

The pub is more than a place to just get tanked.

That my friend is an excellent point.

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