Thread: Covid Mk ll

Originally Posted by Tote

Stupid schools and their "Planning". Apparently I need to line up in a car at 13:00 Friday to collect 4 RAT tests. Daughter cant walk across the road and collect them, despite the fact that she'll be there Tuesday, RAT or not, They can't be collected from any other place or at any other time. Kind of them to assume that I can just take time off to suit their collection schedule and play their stupid games. Oh and apparently it isn't mandatory for the kids to do the tests at all.
GRRR.

Regards,
Tote

The solution then Tote, you buy her a car, pronto.


I suppose they can dictate what make & model Car it has to be.

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

Never worry about me Des but others might be a concern I can box (or brawl ??? very well but much prefer running myself I prefer to give blood to the blood bank

I can box (or brawl ???

Would that come down to the footwork used?

I couldn't imagine Running being part of your "Escape Strategy" though.

Originally Posted by 4bee

Would that come down to the footwork used?

I couldn't imagine Running being part of your "Escape Strategy" though.

I won my last fight by three paddocks and four barbed wire fences.

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I won my last fight by three paddocks and four barbed wire fences.

I bet you finished with the arris out of your DAKS. (tm)

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I won my last fight by three paddocks and four barbed wire fences.

Was it a Bull or a wild pig?

Originally Posted by V8Ian

I won my last fight by three paddocks and four barbed wire fences.

I guess its whats about to bite us Ian. A sailor once asked ten divers doing a hull search in Darwin if we had "seen the croc on the other side of the ship?" Still have know idea how all of us got out of the water up a rope ladder with twin 64 CC dive tanks and our fins on all still tied together. (sorry repeating myself I am sure)

Have to have a race when we catch up sir. Not sure about my high jump skills over barbed wire - you might win that one

This Covid ISO is a bugger. The prior covid case in the house did bring me a beer to make it a bit less of a PITA. I ducked out to do a PCR test Extra test as my nurse mused the single line for 10+ minutes on my rat test found as one line and a very faint line at about 30 to 40 minutes is not valid. Had I put it in the bin at 10 minutes I would be out running now. PCR test was quick. Nice nurse was gentle in my mouth then straight up my snoze. Results in days sadly.
Today was much gentler than the last PCR test I had a few months ago at work. That was allegedly traumatizing according to a few of us who got that test throat deep via our noses

Originally Posted by NavyDiver

I guess its whats about to bite us Ian. A sailor once asked ten divers doing a hull search in Darwin if we had "seen the croc on the other side of the ship?" Still have know idea how all of us got out of the water up a rope ladder with twin 64 CC dive tanks and our fins on all still tied together. (sorry repeating myself I am sure)

Have to have a race when we catch up sir. Not sure about my high jump skills over barbed wire - you might win that one

This Covid ISO is a bugger. The prior covid case in the house did bring me a beer to make it a bit less of a PITA. I ducked out to do a PCR test Extra test as my nurse mused the single line for 10+ minutes on my rat test found as one line and a very faint line at about 30 to 40 minutes is not valid. Had I put it in the bin at 10 minutes I would be out running now. PCR test was quick. Nice nurse was gentle in my mouth then straight up my snoze. Results in days sadly.
Today was much gentler than the last PCR test I had a few months ago at work. That was allegedly traumatizing according to a few of us who got that test throat deep via our noses

Deep Throat you say? Maybe that is where the Fillum of the same name originated?

Originally Posted by 4bee

Deep Throat you say? Maybe that is where the Fillum of the same name originated?

No, 4bee. 'Throat deep'. It makes your comment a bit shallow.