Thread: Corona Virus

Originally Posted by Tote

A ) someone should tell Harry Potter Voldemort can be stooped by a simple virus

B ) Why would he be in the public system when the Government has incentivised everyone over 30 to have private health insurance?

Regards,
Tote

Anyone on his wage should have private health insurance. I wish him all the best, speedy recovery.[ as I would any one.]

Originally Posted by Tote

A ) someone should tell Harry Potter Voldemort can be stooped by a simple virus

B ) Why would he be in the public system when the Government has incentivised everyone over 30 to have private health insurance?

Regards,
Tote

Politicians of all persuasions should be required to use the Public system so they can see first hand how crappy it is.

Revealed since cancellation of AGP,.....McLaren had 14 team members in isolation.
The correct decision has been made, maybe a bit late.......but hindsight is a wonderful thing, isn't it? ....However, the truth of the matter will reveal via posts on this forum that I was advocating cancellation long before the official announcement.
But, as the saying goes, "Better late than never"
Pickles.
NB: As a consequence of how I feel about these things, we have cancelled a visit to Wycheproof to attend a "Small Halls Concert" next week, an event we've really enjoyed in the past.

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Originally Posted by Eevo

Peter Dutton tests positive for COVID19

He attended a government meeting on Tuesday, so will the whole government have to go into quarantine?

Originally Posted by DiscoMick

He attended a government meeting on Tuesday, so will the whole government have to go into quarantine?

If it's appropriate according to the rules,....of course they should.....and it wouldn't affect anything, the PM etc would just operate from a quarantined area.
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Originally Posted by laney

The Chineese have all but said it came from there lab wich makes bioweapons if it walks quacks and ****s like a duck it is most likely a duck .

It's been gene sequenced and those that did it reckon it's naturally evolved.

If it was a bio weapon its a failure as the mortality rate is too low to be effective!