Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by superquag

Sunday arvo....

We have just had ONE positive "test" here in WA. Chairman Mark has shut us down for 3 days effective from today, to allow contact tracers to unearth all those in DANGER.

Curious as to how many or your (Eastern States) "jab-ees" are having adverse reactions...
Have a mate / country town GP, who is having a hard time dealing with the now - daily presentation of older pts - with blood clots. From the JAB, jabs he himself gave them... the same one he was FORCED to have if he wanted to keep working,,,

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I seriously doubt the situation is, as presented.

Even with all the urgency and concern over this outbreak, there are still some who think they don't need to follow directions . More than 50 Sydneysiders were ordered to return home from the ACT when police found them staying at a hotel in breach of public health directions. And an Eastern suburbs family defied stay at home orders to travel to the Hunter Valley for a sporting event. From the S.M.H.;

Sydney warned to brace for COVID-19 case surge as lockdown bites (msn.com)

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Originally Posted by bob10

Last time at Mataranka we camped under the stars, were woken early in the morning by some curious cattle. Good times.

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Great Scott! Don't tell me you were accidentally camped in some Cattle Pens? That can happen if you select a campsite after dark, yer know.[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Great Scott! Don't tell me you were accidentally camped in some Cattle Pens? That can happen if you select a campsite after dark, yer know.[bigrolf]

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They were probably camped in something like a 100,000 sq km 'cattle pen'.

DL

[QUOTE=350RRC;3092287]They were probably camped in something like a 100,000 sq km 'cattle pen'.

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Were they fortunate or un- fortunate that the cattle chose them to **** on?[bigrolf]

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Originally Posted by 350RRC

They were probably camped in something like a 100,000 sq km 'cattle pen'.

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Were they fortunate or un- fortunate that the cattle chose them to **** on?[bigrolf]

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Probably not enough salt licks out. Cattle can smell it from miles away. Mostly why they come to you from nowhere. Not coming for a pep talk.

DL

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Originally Posted by bob10

Even with all the urgency and concern over this outbreak, there are still some who think they don't need to follow directions . More than 50 Sydneysiders were ordered to return home from the ACT when police found them staying at a hotel in breach of public health directions. And an Eastern suburbs family defied stay at home orders to travel to the Hunter Valley for a sporting event. From the S.M.H.;

Sydney warned to brace for COVID-19 case surge as lockdown bites (msn.com)

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if they were in lockdown, why was a sporting even allowed?

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Great Scott! Don't tell me you were accidentally camped in some Cattle Pens? That can happen if you select a campsite after dark, yer know.[bigrolf]

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We were lucky they weren't buffalo , I suppose. Just a paddock with a little group of trees, no sign of cattle when we camped, they were curious more than anything. The kids thought it was funny.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

if they were in lockdown, why was a sporting even allowed?

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They went to the Hunter.

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Probably not enough salt licks out. Cattle can smell it from miles away. Mostly why they come to you from nowhere. Not coming for a pep talk.

DL

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I never thought of that, but you are right.