MaliA wrote:
DBSnappa wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
We have been told, we are working form home till July 6th, then will be evaluated then.
Interestingly, my brother's manager has called to say that his company (Xerox) have heard from the govmt that they should furlough until the end of June.
Nothing on the news yet..
I don't think I could do another two months wfh
Try doing it with no income
DBSnappa wrote:
MaliA wrote:
DBSnappa wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
We have been told, we are working form home till July 6th, then will be evaluated then.
Interestingly, my brother's manager has called to say that his company (Xerox) have heard from the govmt that they should furlough until the end of June.
Nothing on the news yet..
I don't think I could do another two months wfh
Try doing it with no income
Sorry,.
MaliA wrote:
DBSnappa wrote:
MaliA wrote:
DBSnappa wrote:
KovacsC wrote:
We have been told, we are working form home till July 6th, then will be evaluated then.
Interestingly, my brother's manager has called to say that his company (Xerox) have heard from the govmt that they should furlough until the end of June.
Nothing on the news yet..
I don't think I could do another two months wfh
Try doing it with no income
Sorry,.
I don’t think this is coronavirus top trumps here. We’re all going through tough times in different ways and should support each other as best we can.
Hey all, it's been ages since I've posted (if you even remember me).
Just wanted to check in and hope you are yours are all okay in all this madness.
Just wanted to check in and hope you are yours are all okay in all this madness.
Dr Lave wrote:
Hey all, it's been ages since I've posted (if you even remember me).
Just wanted to check in and hope you are yours are all okay in all this madness.
Just wanted to check in and hope you are yours are all okay in all this madness.
I were just wondering the other day where you'd gone. I clearly have amazing recalling powers.
Having a baby and more work responsibilities has basically destroyed my ability to twat about on the internet. Mistakes of my own making!
Oh wow, congratulations! 
Congrats, that is fab news...
I decided I am going to get dressed today. Trying for normal.
Good Try, mate. Next time.
Ha ha... i don't thin any of us is truely normal...
I am ordering black paint for my lounge
KovacsC wrote:
I am ordering black paint for my lounge
It's a bit late in life to be going through your goth phase, no?
KovacsC wrote:
I am ordering black paint for my lounge
For the projector screen surround, obviously. You'll need Dulux Grey Steel 2 for the actual screen.
KovacsC wrote:
I decided I am going to get dressed today. Trying for normal.
Moi aussi
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Jem wrote:
markg wrote:
Was reading a pretty interesting article yesterday stating that not one single case of a child under 10 transmitting the virus has been identified. Not just here but in all the contact tracing done by WHO. More study is needed but that would ease things a lot if true and nurseries and primary schools could reopen. Or we could train up all the under tens as key workers.
There were more than one scientist on twitter yesterday debunking this idea that kids can't transmit the virus. Obvs twitter, so obligatory 'grain of salt' notice...
I'll save the link if any of them pop up again.
This wasn't one of the tweets I saw originally but has lots of interesting info:
https://twitter.com/DrZoeHyde/status/12 ... 1403294721
(1/10) Mini-thread on children & #COVID19, summarising new studies from last week (or thereabouts).
— Dr Zoë Hyde (@DrZoeHyde) May 2, 2020
Summary: Children as likely to be infected as adults in some settings; children can shed infectious virus; a school closure in France associated with a drop in new cases. #auspol
Reasonably confident I am 100% recovered now, and I did not pass it on to anyone else.
LewieP wrote:
Reasonably confident I am 100% recovered now, and I did not pass it on to anyone else.
Good to hear.
LewieP wrote:
Reasonably confident I am 100% recovered now, and I did not pass it on to anyone else.
Great news.
My daughter lost her maternal grandmother to this a few weeks ago. She was elderly and suffering from dementia and in care.
My ex partners son lost his paternal grandmother to this last weekend. She was elderly, suffering from dementia and in care.
My ex partner is recovering slowly. She still has very little energy
My ex partners son lost his paternal grandmother to this last weekend. She was elderly, suffering from dementia and in care.
My ex partner is recovering slowly. She still has very little energy
So sorry to hear that, best wishes to you all.
LewieP wrote:
Reasonably confident I am 100% recovered now, and I did not pass it on to anyone else.
Good stuff, Lewie. Are you feeling ok or still drained from it all?
DBSnappa wrote:
My daughter lost her maternal grandmother to this a few weeks ago. She was elderly and suffering from dementia and in care.
My ex partners son lost his paternal grandmother to this last weekend. She was elderly, suffering from dementia and in care.
My ex partner is recovering slowly. She still has very little energy
My ex partners son lost his paternal grandmother to this last weekend. She was elderly, suffering from dementia and in care.
My ex partner is recovering slowly. She still has very little energy
Sorry to hear this.
Zardoz wrote:
LewieP wrote:
Reasonably confident I am 100% recovered now, and I did not pass it on to anyone else.
Good stuff, Lewie. Are you feeling ok or still drained from it all?
Was feeling lingering symptoms as long as five weeks after symptoms started, but completely back to normal now.
Just watched the Prime Minister's broadcast. Felt it was pretty rambling and not quite sure what the key message was.
I heard a load of fucking dangerous guff.
Kern wrote:
Just watched the Prime Minister's broadcast. Felt it was pretty rambling and not quite sure what the key message was.
Just erm sort of carry on as you were but actually don't but don't blame us when more people start dying.
Zardoz wrote:
I heard a load of fucking dangerous guff.
People are going to think we'll start to go back to normal this week, and it'll all be over by July. Based on what he said, I don't what's actually going to change come Wednesday, other than sitting on a park bench.
As a speech, it was all over the place. He also drfited off into campaign mode, waved his arms out, and started spouting empty slogans, which was utterly inappropriate for a ministeral broadcast. Just as well it wasn't live. How many takes did it need?
So, it's safe to go to work and sit 2 metres away from someone but it's not safe for me to go visit my mom who lives on her own and sit in the garden with her?
Got it.
Seriously though, I bet there's a fair few people up and down the country that have had a shock that they will have to go to work tomorrow.
Got it.
Seriously though, I bet there's a fair few people up and down the country that have had a shock that they will have to go to work tomorrow.
Get to work or die trying. The government have washed their hands.
Great! Now all* I need is some work!
* and a working Darth Vader helmet.
* and a working Darth Vader helmet.
Kern wrote:
Just watched the Prime Minister's broadcast. Felt it was pretty rambling and not quite sure what the key message was.
MaliA wrote:
Get to work or die trying. The government have washed their hands.
I'm glad they're practicing what they preach.
https://medium.com/@jonjalex/johnsons-m ... 36cae96348
Probably right.
It's the next installment from the evil cunts who brought you Brexit. Classic Dom.
Probably right.
It's the next installment from the evil cunts who brought you Brexit. Classic Dom.
I think I am cycnical, nothing has changed with the virus, yet we can go out more....
I think I am cynical, nothing has changed with the virus, yet we can go out more....
I think you're cyclical.
Yeah, and we heard you the first time.
But something HAS changed, we've got a new slogan.
Trooper wrote:
I think you're cyclical.
what gives it away..?
markg wrote:
https://medium.com/@jonjalex/johnsons-message-is-very-deliberate-and-very-dangerous-here-s-how-to-combat-it-d336cae96348
Probably right.
It's the next installment from the evil cunts who brought you Brexit. Classic Dom.
Probably right.
It's the next installment from the evil cunts who brought you Brexit. Classic Dom.
Very interesting and aligns with what I think is close to the truth
DBSnappa wrote:
markg wrote:
https://medium.com/@jonjalex/johnsons-message-is-very-deliberate-and-very-dangerous-here-s-how-to-combat-it-d336cae96348
Probably right.
It's the next installment from the evil cunts who brought you Brexit. Classic Dom.
Probably right.
It's the next installment from the evil cunts who brought you Brexit. Classic Dom.
Very interesting and aligns with what I think is close to the truth
But is that consultancy actually run by the Russians?
Kern wrote:
Just watched the Prime Minister's broadcast. Felt it was pretty rambling and not quite sure what the key message was.
It was classic project plan silliness. The topic at hand is a very movable feast, but someone (?) wants timescales. So let's give them timescales and caveat it. Then the public can ignore the caveats.
throughsilver wrote:
The topic at hand is a very movable feast.
food truck? Where?! Do this, and have a listen
https://twitter.com/IanDunt/status/1259766327323041795
https://twitter.com/IanDunt/status/1259766327323041795
The interview with Raab here, from 2:13 onwards, is quite astonishing. I might never have heard such a chasm between the severity of the the moment and the competence of the person addressing it https://t.co/OmflwzHabJ
— Ian Dunt (@IanDunt) May 11, 2020
Ouch. That's pretty painful listening. No doubt the advice will have changed again by the lunchtime one.
Cherilyn has given up
https://twitter.com/thisischerilyn/stat ... 7380953088
https://twitter.com/thisischerilyn/stat ... 7380953088
I know there are lots of questions here in #Truro & #Falmouth this morning. Why not try and ask the PM directly and apply to ask at the Q&A? More information is due from the PM later today as well as a 50 page guidance booklet and I will answer constituents' questions via email https://t.co/ccJkcHKdra
— Cherilyn Mackrory MP #StayAlert (@thisischerilyn) May 11, 2020