Corona Virus

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Originally Posted by Slunnie

I'm going to buy wine for my breakfast. It might help with this remote schooling thing. Milk has a 2 bottle policy at Woolies to stop hoarding. 2 litres of soy milk before I have to go back into that diseased cesspit again rather than doing a normal weekly shop. It's not exactly like Soy is something people hoard. [emoji38]2:

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It's ok as long as it's Bonsoy [emoji6][emoji23]

School is out in Canberra but all the kids are not at home "isolating" but wandering the streets in packs [bigsad]

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Originally Posted by 101RRS

School is out in Canberra but all the kids are not at home "isolating" but wandering the streets in packs [bigsad]

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At least they're going around in circles...

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Originally Posted by trout1105

It was originally a lepper colony[bigwhistle]

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No longer called leprosy - it's Hansen's Disease. It's not that easy to catch and it can be cured - hence the phasing out of most leper colonies.

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Originally Posted by Wikipedia

Spread is thought to occur through a cough or contact with fluid from the nose of a person infected by leprosy.

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Don't get coughed on by a leper with corona virus!

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Originally Posted by Fatso

We have put off our road travels this year due to the virus problem and will stay home as much as possible , as we live in More River on Indian Ocean Drive i cant believe the amount of Caravans heading in all directions, the Swmbo says they could all be heading home "yeah right" .

It will be interesting to see what happens at Easter when we usually get overrun with Wood Ducks from the metro area . I really hope the WA Premier is fair dinkum about restricting intrastate travel .

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I hope He's "fair dinkum" about not letting those 3 boats or their contents anywhere near Aussie.
Pickles.

A very large number of grey nomads, it would be in the hundreds of thousands, were travelling BEFORE the country went crazy.
The various governments want people to go home and stay home.
Thats what we'll be doing after we land in Melbourne on April 3 - we will be fuelled up and eager to get out of both diseased Victoria and NSW as fast as possible, using back highways to minimise the number of people we have to meet, and back to the relative safety of Godzown and the Sunshine Coast, to bunker down and wait for sanity to resume.
Interestingly, we have met people with the opposite attitude who are extending their stays in Tassie, on the theory its the safest state to be in.
If it was just us we might consider doing the same. However we have to think of the 88 year old Pop who is travelling with us and get him back to the farm outside Lismore.

Some people must have rooms full of toilet paper by now. What are they doing with it all? Are they bored out of their minds by now? Is there an outbreak of origami?

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Some people must have rooms full of toilet paper by now. What are they doing with it all? Are they bored out of their minds by now? Is there an outbreak of origami?

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There has been an outbreak of "Madness" Mick, Let's hope that Sanity will eventually prevail.

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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Some people must have rooms full of toilet paper by now. What are they doing with it all? Are they bored out of their minds by now? Is there an outbreak of origami?

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I reckon knitting or crocheting it!

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Originally Posted by Pickles2

I hope He's "fair dinkum" about not letting those 3 boats or their contents anywhere near Aussie.
Pickles.

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One of the boats Vasco Da Gama has 800 Ausie,s on board on route from England to Oz and Fremantle is its home port , these passengers will be taken from the ship by ferry,s to Rottnest island to do 14 days in quarantine before being allowed on the mainland . Not sure about the crew though think they are not allowed of the ship unless flying out of the country .