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Coronavirus...Nooooo
finchey and 6 others reacted to Its-grim-up-north for a topic
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Its-grim-up-north and 5 others reacted to bluelabel for a topic
Exercise.... 50 sit ups, 10 mins on the exercise bike and 15mins of pilates work... all done indoors and leaves me time to slobber over Lorraine Kelly... I'd love to go fishing but this virus is too much of a killer to chance... I console meself with the notion that when I do finally get out the fish'll be gagging for a bit o' grub.... stay indoors... stay safe lads... you know it makes sense...๐6 points -
Coronavirus...Nooooo
snowmanstevo and 3 others reacted to muftyboy for a topic
I'm gonna just watch fishing videos till I fall asleep tonight and see if that does the trick. Have a good night guys.4 points -
To be perfectly honest there is NO debate to be made and I do hope he doesn't suggest otherwise . As much as we all love our fishing it is not classed as essential so you cannot go . Essential travel only , purchase food , medicine and work if you really have to . Rules are rules so he can give his opinion but that does not change rules/law . We need fishing to been shown in a good light by the general public not a bunch of (insert your own words)4 points
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
finchey and 3 others reacted to Carpbell_ll for a topic
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emmcee and 3 others reacted to carpepecheur for a topic
You are, of course, entitled to your opinion but I fact checked the Off Guardian website that you quote and this is what they said about them. Their conclusion is rather telling. โIn review, OffGuardian reports news with a pro-Russian bias. Many articles are very critical of the Ukraine, such as this Ukraine admitted to interfering in the 2016 US election on Clintonโs side. This story does not offer hyperlinked sourcing, but rather translations of documents. OffGuardian also frequently promotes conspiracy theories regarding GMOโs such as this: Post-Brexit Farming, Glyphosate and GMOs. Although this story utilizes some credible sources, it also cites Mercola, which is a website that promotes quackery level pseudoscience. They also promote 9/11 conspiracies such as this The Fakest Fake News: The U.S. Governmentโs 9/11 Conspiracy Theory. They frequently cover False Flags and the US Deep State conspiracy as well anti-vaccination propaganda. In an article by Ukrainian fact checkerโs, Stop Fake, they write about the OffGuardian as โRussian trolls exiled from Guardian find home for their hate.โ Politically, there is a wide range of opinions expressed, with many falling on the pro-socialist side, such as this: Anti-Capitalism is NOT Anti-Semitism. Overall, we rate OffGuardian a Strong Conspiracy and Moderate Pseudoscience website that also promotes Russian propaganda. (D. Van Zandt 5/29/2019)โ You are free to choose whomever you wish to believe but for myself I would rather listen to The World Health Organization. The Chinese turned the tide on the virus by using lockdown. It is inconceivable to me that there could have been fewer death if they had not done so. I suggest (respectfully) that your views are dangerous.4 points -
Do the minority of perfectly healthy people not count then Nick? Seriously mate. People are dying every hour. The NHS WILL be overwhelmed. We ALL need to do whatever we can to stop this.4 points
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
elmoputney and 2 others reacted to snowmanstevo for a topic
Words fail me........... If youโve ever had flu youโll know that your wiped out for wks. Some people are in total denial about what is going on around us,itโs like they are too scare to face the facts that the S H I T IS hitting the fan.3 points -
I count myself lucky I can lose myself in a book take my mind of things when your head gos in overdrive Hang in there mate. ๐3 points
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elmoputney and 2 others reacted to snowmanstevo for a topic
Iโm still having to work atm. It is what it is I suppose. Just a side note my local is in the middle of nowhere and I mean nowhere but I still ainโt going to fish. At times like these what people want to do and whatโs best for the greater good really shouldnโt be a question.3 points -
Yeah man my pride and joy: Fishing gear, bike, family (in that order - joking lol).3 points
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
Its-grim-up-north and 2 others reacted to yonny for a topic
If you like that you'll love these mate. On the left my Specialized Stumpjumper Carbon Comp, heavily modified. 160 mm travel front and rear, Hope components (rims, hubs, drive train, pedals, stem, clamps etc), Code brakes with 200 mm rotors, Renthal carbon bars etc etc. Almost nowt left as standard. It's the rowdiest Stumpjumper you'll see anywhere. On the right my brothers Trek Remedy Carbon with equally ridiculous specs. Proper light full carbon trail bikes spec'd up for downhill runs. My bike is second only to my fishing gear ๐3 points -
This isnโt very good guys no one wants to be on lockdown as we are all too used to doing what we want when we want however the sooner we all do what we need to the sooner this whole god damn mess will be over with over on some of the lee valley lakes people are still fishing ATM as the Lvrp have said itโs ok to carry on despite what go jo has said..3 points
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Nick you really are showing yourself up here !! How do the government decide out of the 67 million people can be safe fishing camping etc or ARE YOU SPECIAL IN some way and believe the rules shouldn't apply to you ! STOP trying to justify your thoughts and get behind the government . The people who get this and end up dying do so with NO loved ones around them , how would you feel loosing some one close and not being able to touch them kiss them talk to them in their final days and hours . I could go on but I need to calm down as its People? like you that will end getting other killed . Obey the rules and stop looking for reason not to look for the reason they are in place .3 points
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Ok then Nick , you seem to know more than world leaders and their advisers , so what would you have done and what would you do now ?2 points
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Stay strong , I find music helps .2 points
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
Its-grim-up-north and one other reacted to ... for a topic
If that was mine, I'd be doing a lot of roaming. 1 rod, rucksack (everything in for roaming), that would be superb. ๐2 points -
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
Its-grim-up-north and one other reacted to ... for a topic
Oo how I miss them days, proppa off road bike, going for miles, now it's a hybrid bike to work n back.2 points -
Coronavirus...Nooooo
emmcee and one other reacted to carpepecheur for a topic
"The โincubation periodโ means the time between catching the virus and beginning to have symptoms of the disease. Most estimates of the incubation period for COVID-19 range from 1-14 days, most commonly around five days. " source The World Health Organisation ( WHO ). However, if you have a link to more accurate research please share the link. This is a serious situation and we need accurate information. If the period is 27 days then we must stay isolated for 27 days - or whatever it takes. People are dying and a bit more isolation to save more lives is surely a price worth paying.2 points -
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
commonly reacted to elmoputney for a topic
I have been similar too for about a week, I'm still at work, was anxious, got angry with everything for a while, emailed my boss about why we shouldnt be here, still at work but calming down a bit now, accepting I have to be here, I don't want to because I can't control who comes and goes or what they bring with them but I can clean everything down, stay as safe as possible wash my hands and tell people to get the eff away, and pretend it's for social distancing purposes ๐๐๐ But like Steve I am now in the hands of Boris waiting for the shutdown to come, until then I have to work unfortunately, otherwise I am staying safe as I can The only trick I have for helping to calm me down when I am anxious is to run my wrist vein side up under a cold tap, after a little while it seems to cool you right down, I swear by it tbh1 point -
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snowmanstevo reacted to yonny for a topic
Awesome! I plan on getting my boy one when he's old/big enough. Me too. Bummer innit.1 point -
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yonny reacted to Its-grim-up-north for a topic
Phwoar there beasts yonny mate๐,1 point -
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Just wondered where this information is from? I've been watching the BBC news religiously and not once have I heard these numbers, times etc being mentioned.1 point
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
snowmanstevo reacted to salokcinnodrog for a topic
Yonny, I agree the NHS will be overwhelmed, but because of previous mismanagement, and our insistence on using A&E as a walk-in treatment centre, because we can't or couldn't get a GP doctor's appointment. The call for 250,000 retired staff, that has received 400,000 replies, that number of FRONTLINE staff should still have been working for the NHS, instead it was an excess number of administrators, managers and accountants who were kept on. Doctors and nurses weren't being trained, teaching grants and bursaries were stopped. Money was being spent on non essential services, or diverted into those. Equipment that for years, that should have been available wasn't. There weren't enough stocks in storage, of face masks, of oxygen tents, ventilators. They hadn't been ordered, they weren't in warehouses or NHS storage distribution centres. Local hospital storage departments being closed down and used for other purposes. (An example of this is in Ipswich; St. Clements mental health hospital was closed down and moved to Woodlands in the grounds of the main Heath Road Hospital. Woodlands had been the storage centre for the hospital for extra equipment, for face masks, extra ventilators etc) Every year since the Swine flu outbreak in 2009, the NHS was being overwhelmed between November to March, seasonal flu. Our insistence that every minor ailment, or minor symptoms needed to be treated at hospital. Nurses and doctors left the service, they were fed up with being second class citizens, having to go through four managers to fight for equipment they wanted or needed. Coronavirus is not giving the vast majority any symptoms worse than a common cold or flu, some do not even know they have it. No symptoms at all, or maybe just a slight cough. The symptoms are the same as flu, a temperature, feeling weak or aching, possible headache, possibly sneezing and coughing, real Man flu๐ Things that you know you have flu, but don't bother going to the doctor for, just buy Lemsip, paracetamol and ibuprofen and carry on, maybe taking a few days off work. Now every one of those symptoms is seen as having coronavirus, and is inundating the NHS 111 service. It is a tiny minority who get anything worse. That tiny minority, yes, they should be treated, and yes at hospital. Yes, they should get oxygen, any treatment they need, but most coronavirus sufferers can be treated and cared for at home, by relatives, family, as they should for flu. Strangely, this is what lockdown is achieving, going back to your household caring for you when you are ill. It is however skewing figures, how many ill at home people now are coronavirus or flu sufferers? We don't know, not everyone who is ill is being tested. We are now doing, by Government decree what we should have been doing for years, helping our household, rebuilding family ties. Families or households are now going out as a unit, walking the dog and kicking a football along, cycling or running around the park together. We also have another point, coronavirus deaths, yes, they are happening, to people with underlying conditions, and to people who have sadly contracted flu and coronavirus at the same time. The cause of death or it being reported as down to coronavirus, yet it was a horrible fluke they had both. Cases have been reported as down to coronavirus, no underlying health issues, yet as I mentioned a long way earlier in the thread, no mention is made of the 10 cigarettes he smokes every day. No mention of the croup that damaged the lungs when the child was between 3-15. No mention is made of the working environment or breathing in polluted air every day, that has damaged the lungs. The projected figure by Scientist is 1,400 deaths in the UK will be directly attributable to coronavirus, that is, suffering from no illness other than coronavirus, no underlying health conditions. That is far less than the average each year from flu which can be as many as 17,000, even with the flu jab! Worldwide every year, flu is responsible for between 250,000 to 650,000 deaths. Is Lockdown effective? I still say no. We can still pick up coronavirus while doing our essential shopping. The person we don't know has coronavirus in the shop, who sneezed, up to 3 hours ago, and droplets in the air infect us. The social distancing? An uncovered sneeze can travel 4metres, a cough for 3metres. You are not going to get coronavirus as you pass someone on the pavement, yet that is the impression the 'forcing' of social distancing is giving everyone. It has created another horrible side effect, people no longer even smile or talk as they pass in the street, whereas people who were total strangers would chat when they walked their dog. The speculated date that coronavirus came into the UK was 24th January, yet China only went into lockdown on the 20th January. Many, many travellers had travelled between China and UK from before December when the outbreak in China was identified and declared. Travellers who had gone across Europe, via France, Italy, Germany, the rest of Europe, or even into America, Australia.0 points -
I'll be honest my anxiety has been through the roof the last couple of days. Didn't make it any better when I found out one of my mates has it today. Went proper panicky for about half an hour with really bad chest pains. Hate feeling like this, think I need to start doing something to take my mind off things but it's hard to occupy the brain when you are stuck indoors all day.0 points
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Coronavirus...Nooooo
oscsha reacted to salokcinnodrog for a topic
This lockdown, only going out for essentials. If I was bivvied up on a lake, as I was supposed to be this week, I would not be going to the shops at all. I am going to have to go out to top up my electricity and gas meter cards from the shop. Mr or Lady shop worker has coronavirus, but no symptoms, or a person who is also on essentials run, coughs or sneezes in store, the virus is in the droplets that hang in the air, for up to 3 hours. I have no symptoms, but I do have a smokers cough, my own stupidity, I'm also sneezing plenty at the moment as I keep getting moulting dogs hair up my nose, although I do still cover my face when I sneeze or cough. Add to that, how long do you think you are infectious for? Even with no symptoms? The answer will surprise you, 2weeks after you have recovered, your spit may still contain infectious traces of coronavirus, but you are infectious before any symptoms show. So the total time you are ill, plus 2 weeks after, and some time before. Add to that, the incubation period, nicely put by the media as 2-10 days, but studies have shown that there have been cases of up to 27 days. There are many people who would be totally isolated, bivvied up on a lake, camping out in the middle of nowhere, or in their mountain hut. Coronavirus has been in Europe a lot longer than the forecast date of 24th January in the UK.0 points