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mighty_tiger_79 wrote:I would have thought full lockdown would have been a full 14 days and then take a look. Not this 6days and then adjust.

Given it is all the same strain of the virus and this strain only has a 3 day lifecycle, then I think the 6 days makes a lot of sense.

Provided people follow the rules two cycles has shown to be fairly effective in killing it off.

Obviously anyone who tests positive should still do a 14 day lockdown, but for those of us in the general population, 6 days has some logic behind it.

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

Lifting a frothy will be exercise enough for some on here

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

So we are not allowed to do any running, walking, go for a bike ride, walk the dog at a park, around the block or local area as of midnight tonight?

Expect the Adelaide Test to be called off next.

The Dark Knight wrote:

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

So we are not allowed to do any running, walking, go for a bike ride, walk the dog at a park, around the block or local area as of midnight tonight?

Horizontal folk dancing out too?

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

Heart disease / diabetes

kills more than covid ever will


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Also riding a bike in a face mask is a terrible idea

The Dark Knight wrote:

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

So we are not allowed to do any running, walking, go for a bike ride, walk the dog at a park, around the block or local area as of midnight tonight?

Correct, what an absolute disgrace, this is harsher than Melbournes lockdown. What's wrong with an hours exercise??? Massive mental health issue.

Im charging up my bike lights right now, going to do a huge ride tonight.

bottle o's shut down now too?

bulldogproud wrote:

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

Lifting a frothy will be exercise enough for some on here

I resemble that

12:30 PM I walked to the local dog roll shop for lunch. Walked past the local Coles. Modest crowd there, business as usual.

1:00 PM got home to hear the news. Thought I'd better get back down to the supermarket for a few essentials and beat the rush.

1:10 PM - sweet Jeebuz! Car park full, cars parking in the surrounding streets. A queue snaking out of the front and around the corner. Not too bad inside; most people being highly respectful of each other.

1:45 PM got to the BWS down the road for more essentials. Another queue snaking around the corner - and a queue for the checkout inside the premises.

From normal to armageddon in the space of half an hour. Amazing.

Armchair expert wrote:

Q. wrote:The "no exercise" rule is pretty ****** up. Vic were at least allowed 1 hour.

Heart disease / diabetes

kills more than covid ever will


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BAN FATTY FOODS
BAN EVERYTHING expect water / fruit and veg

What’s your thoughts on COVID Armchair?

Johno6 wrote:bottle o's shut down now too?

Some of the folks in the queue at the BWS I just visited were of the opinion that bottleos were shutting. Hence they picked the BWS over the supermarket

People complaining about the no exercise... It's 6 days FFS.

Go for a run, a ride, walk the dog tonight and stop the whinging.

Johno6 wrote:bottle o's shut down now too?

No, classed as essential shopping.

Wouldn't know it here though, just ran out of West End cartons!

Wedgie wrote:

Johno6 wrote:bottle o's shut down now too?

No, classed as essential shopping.

Wouldn't know it here though, just ran out of West End cartons!

Did Carey call in?

Corona Man wrote:

Wedgie wrote:

Johno6 wrote:bottle o's shut down now too?

No, classed as essential shopping.

Wouldn't know it here though, just ran out of West End cartons!

Did Carey call in?

No need, most popular beer here. I might lock the front bar doors soon in case there's a riot.

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Gozu wrote:
That's easy to say but the reason people go nuts is because they know the situation could change at any time.

I'm going to the supermarket tonight not taking the chance they might not be open tomorrow.

They can't shut supermarkets.

I know yeah I typed the wrong thing I meant who knows if there will be anything left tomorrow etc

Gozu wrote:

Lightning McQueen wrote:

Gozu wrote:
That's easy to say but the reason people go nuts is because they know the situation could change at any time.

I'm going to the supermarket tonight not taking the chance they might not be open tomorrow.

They can't shut supermarkets.

I know yeah I typed the wrong thing I meant who knows if there will be anything left tomorrow etc

Won't be anything tonight, more luck tomorrow or the next day I'd imagine.

My lad is about to head to Woolies for a 5 hour shift, good luck