Corona Virus

**V8Ian** · 27th June 2021, 07:36 PM

Originally Posted by superquag

Sunday arvo....

We have just had ONE positive "test" here in WA. Chairman Mark has shut us down for 3 days effective from today, to allow contact tracers to unearth all those in DANGER.

Curious as to how many or your (Eastern States) "jab-ees" are having adverse reactions...
Have a mate / country town GP, who is having a hard time dealing with the now - daily presentation of older pts - with blood clots. From the JAB, jabs he himself gave them... the same one he was FORCED to have if he wanted to keep working,,,

I seriously doubt the situation is, as presented.

**bob10** · 27th June 2021, 07:54 PM

Even with all the urgency and concern over this outbreak, there are still some who think they don't need to follow directions . More than 50 Sydneysiders were ordered to return home from the ACT when police found them staying at a hotel in breach of public health directions. And an Eastern suburbs family defied stay at home orders to travel to the Hunter Valley for a sporting event. From the S.M.H.;

Sydney warned to brace for COVID-19 case surge as lockdown bites (msn.com)

**4bee** · 27th June 2021, 07:55 PM

Originally Posted by bob10

Last time at Mataranka we camped under the stars, were woken early in the morning by some curious cattle. Good times.

Great Scott! Don't tell me you were accidentally camped in some Cattle Pens? That can happen if you select a campsite after dark, yer know.

**350RRC** · 27th June 2021, 08:07 PM

Originally Posted by 4bee

Great Scott! Don't tell me you were accidentally camped in some Cattle Pens? That can happen if you select a campsite after dark, yer know.

They were probably camped in something like a 100,000 sq km 'cattle pen'.

DL

**4bee** · 27th June 2021, 08:13 PM

[QUOTE=350RRC;3092287]They were probably camped in something like a 100,000 sq km 'cattle pen'.

DL[/QUOTE

Were they fortunate or un- fortunate that the cattle chose them to **** on?

**350RRC** · 27th June 2021, 08:30 PM

[QUOTE=4bee;3092288]

Originally Posted by 350RRC

They were probably camped in something like a 100,000 sq km 'cattle pen'.

DL[/QUOTE

Were they fortunate or un- fortunate that the cattle chose them to **** on?

Probably not enough salt licks out. Cattle can smell it from miles away. Mostly why they come to you from nowhere. Not coming for a pep talk.

DL

**Eevo** · 27th June 2021, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by bob10

Even with all the urgency and concern over this outbreak, there are still some who think they don't need to follow directions . More than 50 Sydneysiders were ordered to return home from the ACT when police found them staying at a hotel in breach of public health directions. And an Eastern suburbs family defied stay at home orders to travel to the Hunter Valley for a sporting event. From the S.M.H.;

Sydney warned to brace for COVID-19 case surge as lockdown bites (msn.com)

if they were in lockdown, why was a sporting even allowed?

**bob10** · 27th June 2021, 08:45 PM

Originally Posted by 4bee

Great Scott! Don't tell me you were accidentally camped in some Cattle Pens? That can happen if you select a campsite after dark, yer know.

We were lucky they weren't buffalo , I suppose. Just a paddock with a little group of trees, no sign of cattle when we camped, they were curious more than anything. The kids thought it was funny.

**bob10** · 27th June 2021, 08:46 PM

Originally Posted by Eevo

if they were in lockdown, why was a sporting even allowed?

They went to the Hunter.

**bob10** · 27th June 2021, 08:47 PM

[QUOTE=350RRC;3092295]

Originally Posted by 4bee

Probably not enough salt licks out. Cattle can smell it from miles away. Mostly why they come to you from nowhere. Not coming for a pep talk.

DL

I never thought of that, but you are right.

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