Nope, that about sums up the average IQ of the population these days unfortunately. [emoji853]Quote:
Originally Posted by johntins
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Nope, that about sums up the average IQ of the population these days unfortunately. [emoji853]Quote:
Originally Posted by johntins
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Originally Posted by johntins
Do not agree with your choice of words one bit.
And to be honest im a little confused.
You are aware people are hording yes? Its been on the news and on here.
If you are unable to purchase something because you ignored the rush....
Then who is the moron? The one eating soup or the one not?
The one wiping his bum with toilet paper or not?
I have plenty of everything in my house of 6. We took notice of the demand and purchased accordingly.
I call that intelligence not idiocy.
Anyway back to my soup.
Cut him some slack, he's worried about his Mum. On a number of levels, I'm sure.Quote:
Originally Posted by Johndoe
What Ariples said. If any one thinks they may have the virus, don't just turn up, ring first.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
Coronavirus: This is how it's different to the flu | The New Daily
The reason why people are hoarding is because they are Panicking and Not thinking straight .Quote:
Originally Posted by Johndoe
When people rush in and grab all that they can even if they know that they will be depriving others is Selfish.
The main items being hoarded are dunny rolls, pasta and longlife milk, You Cannot live on that for 14 days.
Most of this panic buying is being done out of Fear and is Mob behaviour.
That is a pretty "Moronic" way for "Civilised" people to behave
Well, I'm certainly taking things seriously!
Why, just yesterday I sewed some more carrot and lettuce seeds and planted a few 'taties.
Perhaps I should plant a date tree and produce my own 'Date Rolls'?
Its quite natural behavior actually mate.Quote:
Originally Posted by trout1105
Survival of the fittest sort of mentality.
Our own Government started stockpiling certain products weeks ago!
That lit the fuse perhaps for the public stockpiling in general.
So its certainly not unreasonable to follow suit.
You snooze you loose.
it's a free society. people can buy what they want.
I have spent the last few weeks building a new veggie patch (Including a new shade house) because my old one was continually being invaded by sheep and roos But it has absolutely Nothing to do with any virus.Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
It now has a tin fence around it to stop unwanted "Guests" and to mostly stop the wind from damaging the plants[thumbsupbig]
I have never found that growing my own veggies to be cost effective or to supply veggies that are unavailable in the shops I simply enjoy pottering about in the garden and I do this every year because I Enjoy doing it.
Coronavirus is being called a pandemic by insurers , making travel insurance policies void [ but just the infectious diseases part of the policy, AFAIK.]. Even if purchased before the pandemic call.
Coronavirus COVID-19 is being called a pandemic by insurers, making travel insurance policies void - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)