Hell yeah mate, I'd share my Lagavulin with you anytime you're over.Originally Posted by bob10
The ability to maintain a sense of humour in a time of crisis is priceless, I appreciate the irony.
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There was talk on the radio that, whilst no-one knows the true death rate from China,it may have been 40,000+.Just lookin at the figures on this site.....
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How can anyone, in particular world leaders, believe the numbers for China???
With Spain, Italy and USA all over 100,000 cases and given the way it has been reported that the Chinese grubberment stuffed up the early stages of this mess. I would suggest that Chinese cases would be in 100's of thousands and the deceased would be in the 10's of thousands.
They must be pressued to fess up about the seriousness of this thing they have released on the world!!! ALL information should be shared about symptoms, duration, treatments (that work and that don't), possible cures, ALL information. Now is not the time to be contemplating patents or calculating profit from any vaccine. ALL efforts should be collaborative around the world until this thing is beaten.
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SupporterHell yeah mate, I'd share my Lagavulin with you anytime you're over.The ability to maintain a sense of humour in a time of crisis is priceless, I appreciate the irony.
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SubscriberHell yeah mate, I'd share my Lagavulin with you anytime you're over.
will that treat coronavirus?
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
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SubscriberThe CSIRO is testing two potential vaccines.
Dr Grenfell said he was optimistic about the fight against COVID-19 but repeated that a vaccine was up to 18 months away.“The scientific ingenuity that we’re using, the global collaboration and co-operation is astounding,” he said.“We’ve seen some momentous science across many avenues of the vaccine development pathway globally, so yes, I’m optimistic.“At the moment, the best thing that we can all do is to maintain our social distancing and self-quarantining to minimise the spread whilst we’re waiting for effective drugs and vaccines.”
CSIRO tests two potential COVID-19 vaccines in global race for a cure
I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
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I’m pretty sure the dinosaurs died out when they stopped gathering food and started having meetings to discuss gathering food
A bookshop is one of the only pieces of evidence we have that people are still thinking
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SupporterIf alcohol kills Covid - 19, should we all just get on the turps to stay safe?
Yes, I do know alcohol and Covif go to different places, but its still an interesting thought.
It is amazing how many preliminary feasibility studies are self-funded...Its a theory I am willing to test based on a sound literature review (above) and self-funded research...will that treat coronavirus?If you get here soon you're guaranteed not to get the placebo.
The airlines aren't flying and countries have blocked entry, so how can thebackpackers go home?
The Chinese were certainly unprepared - who wasn't - but then they responded very effectively.
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I’m loving working from home...
So far I’ve:
Cleaned out the workshop
Fixed a couple of light fittings
Done some house renovations
Mowed the largely neglected lawn and tidied the yard
Fitted some accessories to the Katana
Built a few custom gadgets for the LRs
Commenced my customisation of my M109R motorcycle
Walked the dogs each day
Finalised the house extension design
Ordered our new 12.4x6.8m garage for the wife of the house
And all with no chance of catching S-C-2
And still managed to keep on top of all my workload by spreading it across the day rather than a normal 10-12hr block.
Our company has now shifted greatly towards tech for operational rigour and I can essentially operate from anywhereThat’s a silver lining in all of this.
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I’m loving working from home...
So far I’ve:
Cleaned out the workshop
Fixed a couple of light fittings
Done some house renovations
Mowed the largely neglected lawn and tidied the yard
Fitted some accessories to the Katana
Built a few custom gadgets for the LRs
Commenced my customisation of my M109R motorcycle
Walked the dogs each day
Finalised the house extension design
Ordered our new 12.4x6.8m garage for the wife of the house
And all with no chance of catching S-C-2
And still managed to keep on top of all my workload by spreading it across the day rather than a normal 10-12hr block.
Our company has now shifted greatly towards tech for operational rigour and I can essentially operate from anywhere
Ok then Mr Tombs, when you have a couple of hours I can use your services. Not as varied as your list but probably just as easy/messy.
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