Shout Out to V8 Ian

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Originally Posted by trout1105

You never know what can happen do you, So why risk it?
Victorian COVID-19 positive truck driver entered Western Australian, exposure sites identified (msn.com)

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Why risk it? Never cross a road, you might get run over by one of those big brute truck drivers.
Why risk it? You could hold your breath until the covid thing is no more.
It's a shame the Kiwi bubble has burst, Windsock could do with a hand from someone who can dig holes as well as you.
I reiterate, we followed all the protocols and our activity was permitted and approved by the CMO.
Are you more qualified than the Chief Medical Officer?

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Originally Posted by trout1105

You never know what can happen do you, So why risk it?

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Got work tomorrow, might drop something on my foot, damn, better not risk it, not go to work.
I'd have to drive to work, might have and accident better not risk it, stay home.
Better not leave the house, might get struck by lightning, better not risk stay inside.
Maybe shouldn't get out of bed, might stub my toe or trip over the cat, stay in bed.
Might not wake up, better not risk it, stay awake.


Yes, you never know what might happen. Makes life that much more exciting.

What many have now is not life.

Oh such a dilemma, Ray. What if you stay in the house to avoid any risk and an aeroplane crashes into the house?

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Oh such a dilemma, Ray. What if you stay in the house to avoid any risk and an aeroplane crashes into the house?

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Damn it!!! I didn't think of that, I'll have to live underground. :Rolling:

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Why risk it?

Are you more qualified than the Chief Medical Officer?

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Boy, that's a leading question. [biggrin]

I wonder if the driver who tested positive in WA had been doing the right thing and getting regular tests.

I get a covid test every 2 days. I racked test number 27 yesterday.

When interstate and using showers I take a can of Glen 20 in and spray all the areas I will be touching.

I also have a pocket size Glen 20 which I take when going for a bog and I spray the seat and door lock before touching it.

I even sprayed and wiped the floor in one place.

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

It's a shame the Kiwi bubble has burst, Windsock could do with a hand from someone who can dig holes as well as you.

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Leave me out of this one mate... :whistling:

I am sure Trout can do fencing work with the best of them but why risk it?! [biggrin]

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Originally Posted by 4bee

Is "refrigerant" code for Beer & Wine?[biggrin]

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Apparently with the addition of a bit of Ammonia : https://www.mdpi.com/1996-1073/13/4/983/pdf

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Originally Posted by V8Ian

Why risk it? Never cross a road, you might get run over by one of those big brute truck drivers.
Why risk it? You could hold your breath until the covid thing is no more.
It's a shame the Kiwi bubble has burst, Windsock could do with a hand from someone who can dig holes as well as you.
I reiterate, we followed all the protocols and our activity was permitted and approved by the CMO.
Are you more qualified than the Chief Medical Officer?

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The protocols clearly state that social visits to family and friends are NOT permitted Nor are they approved by the CMO, Show me where this isn't the case.
Maybe you found a "loophole" in the rules that enabled you to circumvent the rules .

Operational protocol for freight movements entering Queensland | Queensland Health

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Originally Posted by ChookD2

Damn it!!! I didn't think of that, I'll have to live underground. :Rolling:

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There could be a flash flood though.