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[gozzie2] 30/10/2020 21:05

Yeah and if you catch covid stay at home and get a neighbour or partner to put a pillow over your head .

[bad gateway] 30/10/2020 21:00

Oh and make the 95% false posiiive tests illegal with £10k fines for anyone using them to drive false fear into the public.

[bad gateway] 30/10/2020 20:58

No open everything back up with no restrictions before the economy collapses altogether.

[blueball] 30/10/2020 19:56

Close all pubs for the next 6 weeks now before its too late.

[gozzie2] 30/10/2020 19:26

Lol .I had some worrying news from my mate tonight he's a big Boris fan and won't be exaggerating .He said his sisters friend has been in hospital with covid .He's from Rochdale and been told to go home as there is nothing they can do for him and given him oxygen to use at home .

[bmnsa] 30/10/2020 18:50

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The London mayor said it was OK to crowd on buses and tubes in march .I was saying he was clueless then and I still say it .How do these people get elected .Useless

He couldn't run to the loo if taken short let alone run the Capital.

[gozzie2] 30/10/2020 18:24

The scenes in Nottingham and these crossing borders to break rules to go to pubs and betting shops ..I can go 2 miles if want a drink to Derbyshire. Who will stop me I haven't seen a policeman since Dixon of Dock green .Do you think this is happening in some countries lol .What fabulous enforcement we have .

[ignoble] 30/10/2020 17:24

News speculating, again, we run out of Hospital Beds before Christmas...

Why have we all these Nightingale Hospital sitting idle
Probably, more the case that we have run out of Doctors and Nurses.
Heaven forbid the media start having a go at the Government for not recruiting staff over the last years instead of "cutbacks"

Used to be that you could leave School and enter the Nursing profession.
Now you are tied up in the University System...

Still have to keep the Universities full to generate income. Youngsters have to take on all sorts of debt to pay to keep the Universities in business.
5 years time, they will start to become a thing of the past as tuition goes online.
It will all be The Open University...
Rant over...

[gozzie2] 30/10/2020 17:18

They have waited on everything. I can tell you what will happen 2 weeks before and so can yourself. ,It was the same in march it doesn't make sense like you say .Just delaying the inevitable. In march most was saying close down at least the week before. They let Cheltenham, a large concert and a huge Liverpool game that brought Spaniards over that couldn't play in their own country over .The call starmer captain hindsight these have no Foresight .

[dudishes] 30/10/2020 17:18

G'day Ig, suspect you will follow us in France?

BTW, Not a Lewis (Grand job), but did your Son continue the driving sport?

cheers

[ignoble] 30/10/2020 17:06

Speculation London will go on lockdown in two weeks.
If it is so important why wait 2 weeks...
Why not now...

I really don't understand any of this.

[gozzie2] 30/10/2020 16:43

The pubs are closed and the barbers close to me is full of people with no masks .Hes telling people to take them off .Madness.

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 20:01

One lived until 112 this week how do you know lol .

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 19:59

Lol a no score draw probably .

[konradpuss] 29/10/2020 19:51

Well 'let's move on' did not last very long.

As to Corona, Corona, Corona as Trump says, we will really only know roughly who died of Corona in say three years time when we can look back at the deaths per annum.

As I have probably stated here before, a relative on mine died in March - he was 95.

On his death certificate were three things:- Covid, demenentia and pneumonia. Now what killed him?

This might make me unpopular, however the virus is probably taking a few months off the lives of most who have died of it. The great majority being quite old and ill.

Obviously every life is most important.

[rescuer] 29/10/2020 19:34

ha ha - you two still at it - funny as - anyways get your heads back in the mkt, lots of swing opportunities today.

next few weeks will be a traders dream -

best wishes

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 16:16

I could give a list a mile long the opposite. The trick is to know which are the intelligent ones like in investing .

[guitarhaggis] 29/10/2020 16:14

Ha, understanding this covid caper is much easier!

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 16:08

We should go on mastermind and have it as our specialist subject .Mines rules in different cities from March until October 2020 .

[guitarhaggis] 29/10/2020 16:06

Gozzie- Well you say you deal in facts but then when I present some you just totally ignore it anyway. Oh well horse to water and all that.

Have fun.

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 16:03

My mates chin mask doesn't work but worn properly it would help .Many believe that asymptomatic transmission is driving much of the COVID-19 pandemic, which would suggest that viruses aren't typically riding out on coughs or sneezes. By this reasoning, aerosols could prove to be the most important transmission vehicle. So, it is worth looking at which masks can stop aerosols.All in the fabricEven well-fitting N95 respirators fall slightly short of their 95% rating in real-world use, actually filtering out around 90% of incoming aerosols down to 0.3?µm. And, according to unpublished research, N95 masks that don't have exhalation valves - which expel unfiltered exhaled air - block a similar proportion of outgoing aerosols. Much less is known about surgical and cloth masks, says Kevin Fennelly, a pulmonologist at the US National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute in Bethesda, Maryland.In a review9 of observational studies, an international research team estimates that surgical and comparable cloth masks are 67% effective in protecting the wearer.In unpublished work, Linsey Marr, an environmental engineer at Virginia Tech in Blacksburg, and her colleagues found that even a cotton T-shirt can block half of inhaled aerosols and almost 80% of exhaled aerosols measuring 2?µm across. Once you get to aerosols of 4–5?µm, almost any fabric can block more than 80% in both directions, she says.Multiple layers of fabric, she adds, are more effective, and the tighter the weave, the better. Another study10 found that masks with layers of different materials - such as cotton and silk - could catch aerosols more efficiently than those made from a single material.

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 15:56

Anyone can produce YouTube videos and say anything. I might produce one gozzies chat show on corona are you subscribing lol .

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 15:53

Maybe its not gone back to wuhan because who the F#ck wants to go there lol .

[gozzie2] 29/10/2020 15:52

Out of that lot that I read quickly as we can all produce figures the one thing that stood out was not masks but closing of borders .That's obviously the best way because if we got it to very low levels it cant come back in ,but they can't do that it would cost the economy too much .Foreign travel has spread it like wildfire as the korean doc says .