Thread: Corona Virus

Geez BradC that's a tough situation. Talk about a reality check. Sincerely hope all goes well.

Originally Posted by bob10

This should be treated with the same amount of disdain as most of the hot air that comes out of the Canberra bubble.

I very much doubt if the method of transport makes any difference. Foot, plane, car, motorcycle, bicycle, magic carpet etc. The pass questions don't even ask how you are travelling. One story I read said 700 people were turned back on Friday before the border opened at midday.

Originally Posted by Slunnie

You sure about that.

OOPS!

Originally Posted by Homestar

Yep, we heard a similar story from one of my Girlfriends friends who worked in the towers for a couple of days during the lockdown. But if there’s nothing to sensationalise then the media wouldn’t have been happy.

Thanks for that link Gav. I realise it sounds a bit "soft" but I had tears in my eyes reading that. No, really.

What a Girl eh? NO, not me, the Nurse.

At least the poor buggers got the Lift sorted (probably after waiting for 12 months for someone to shift their arse into gear) & at the end of the day were looked after. 18 floors?

Originally Posted by 4bee

At least the poor buggers got the Lift sorted (probably after waiting for 12 months for someone to shift their arse) & at the end of the day were looked after. 18 floors?

Not the end of the world,there is always the fire escape

Originally Posted by scarry

Not the end of the world,there is always the fire escape

That are designed to go down on, try pushing a Coles/Woolies loaded trolley up one.

WHO's Covid-19 inquiry is a shrewd move in a sea of disinformation

WHO's Covid-19 inquiry is a shrewd move in a sea of disinformation | Global development | The Guardian

Originally Posted by 4bee

Thanks for that link Gav. I realise it sounds a bit "soft" but I had tears in my eyes reading that. No, really.

What a Girl eh?

At least the poor buggers got the Lift sorted (probably after waiting for 12 months for someone to shift their arse) & at the end of the day were looked after. 18 floors?

Ditto.

I drove past the Flemington Estate on Tuesday night and I have never seen so many police in one place. Or news crews for that matter.