Thread: Covid Mk ll

Originally Posted by 101RRS

- so even the medical people do not like cloth masks.

The bacteria in my wound turned out to be a nasty anti-biotic immune critter and even though I had it all cut out and cleaned on Friday I was called back to the hospital on Sunday to get better, stronger stuff to deal with it - not much happening yet - I can post pics if you like .

Here's a picture of more bugs.... cultured from a face-muzzle. Great excuse to hang the nose over the edge... Apologies for the over-sharpening. Did it on the phone.

Bonus is a video from the UK, a short (?) interview with an undertaker. Interesting. Impressive is his wide knowledge-base. - For an undertaker, a bloke who has limited conversations with his .... clients. Interviewed by an American, so it tends to be a bit on the wide side...


I've Never Seen as Many Deaths... It's Around a 500 or 600% Increase

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Originally Posted by 101RRS

I had to go into emergency on Friday to get a nasty abscess cut open - no covid check in or anything for the emergency area but afterwards when I had to go through the public areas of the hospital to get back to my car I had to repeatedly check in.

But - while waiting to be seen, all patients had either surgical or N95s on, the staff were all surgical masks and in walked a tradie with a cloth mask - he was stopped on the spot, ordered to remove his cloth mask and given a surgical mask to wear - so even the medical people do not like cloth masks.

The bacteria in my wound turned out to be a nasty anti-biotic immune critter and even though I had it all cut out and cleaned on Friday I was called back to the hospital on Sunday to get better, stronger stuff to deal with it - not much happening yet - I can post pics if you like .

No Ta, I'll give it a miss if it is all the same to you

Originally Posted by superquag

Here's a picture of more bugs.... cultured from a face-muzzle. Great excuse to hang the nose over the edge... Apologies for the over-sharpening. Did it on the phone.

Bonus is a video from the UK, a short (?) interview with an undertaker. Interesting. Impressive is his wide knowledge-base. - For an undertaker, a bloke who has limited conversations with his .... clients. Interviewed by an American, so it tends to be a bit on the wide side...


I've Never Seen as Many Deaths... It's Around a 500 or 600% Increase

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That image was taken of the crap from INSIDE a mask, It just shows what the mask prevents the wearer from spreading to others OUTSIDE the mask

Originally Posted by superquag

Here's a picture of more bugs.... cultured from a face-muzzle.



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Are they dangerous though? The human body is covered in bacteria measured in the trillions.
This is like people claiming all snakes, spiders and sharks are deadly.

Nothing to see here, really!

Originally Posted by trout1105

That image was taken of the crap from INSIDE a mask, It just shows what the mask prevents the wearer from spreading to others OUTSIDE the mask

Agreed, Bacteria trapped 'cos they're BIGGER than a virus., Would be educational to get both INside and OUTside surfaces cultured at the same time
. Yes, the point made was... you are re-breathing your own zoo... breathing it out to breed..then back inside. Repeat.

Originally Posted by superquag

Agreed, Bacteria trapped 'cos they're BIGGER than a virus., Would be educational to get both INside and OUTside surfaces cultured at the same time
. Yes, the point made was... you are re-breathing your own zoo... breathing it out to breed..then back inside. Repeat.

Argument is bull****, irrelevant and scare mongering.

Full crews wear masks for 12 hour shifts every day without issue from these cultures.

Just like your armpits, wash them each day, apply some deodorant and repeat process daily and you won’t smell like the North end of a southbound camel.

Want to take it further? There’s a huge number of people practicing healthy intimate lives….. get the idea

Originally Posted by Saitch

Are they dangerous though? The human body is covered in bacteria measured in the trillions.
This is like people claiming all snakes, spiders and sharks are deadly.

Nothing to see here, really!

Yep, beneficial bugs exist on the skin, some are useful for our gut menagerie.

Still, I'd rather one or two snakes passing across lawn, then trapping a dozen in the back patio.

Originally Posted by superquag

Yep, beneficial bugs exist on the skin, some are useful for our gut menagerie. ......................

The gut biome weighs about 2kg and does virtually all of the work converting Maccas into something your body can actually use. Bigger than the brain by volume.

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