Coss 930 Report post Posted January 9 Cav you great big Donkey turd, you are thicker than a dozen Trumpanzees,. The Graph is of Influenza, not Covid - 19. Put that Dwarf back in your pants and dust off your brain. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
My Penis is hungry 311 Report post Posted January 9 Hardly anyone in Oz has the flu this year Is COVID a form of the Flu though? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Coss 930 Report post Posted January 9 Yes same same NZ. All this social distancing and hand washing has knocked the Flu for a six. So as populations, we're not getting the Flu in anything like normal numbers. Covid is a virus, as is the Flu, (there are several different Flu viruses) but Covid and the Flu are different enough, to be not similar. Like man-eating predators, include Lions, Wolves and Big Bear. They are all mammals, but they're not similar. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Coss 930 Report post Posted January 9 The 432-year-old manual on social distancing Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
My Penis is hungry 311 Report post Posted January 12 COVID - the only time that banks have required you to wear a mask inside the bank Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
cavanami 558 Report post Posted January 12 Covid response Thai style...Samut Sakhon... Example: Kasikorn bank has 10 branches in the Samut Sakhon area. Kasikorn has closed 9 of the branches. If each branch was servicing 30 customers a day, now the one branch that is open services 300 customers a day...packed in to the bank, hordes waiting outside to get in...nothing like setting up the conditions to further spread the covid...TIT (numbers not exact but all the banks have closed most of their branches causing the customer to get packed in to the open branches....true story!!!) Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
khunsanuk 338 Report post Posted January 12 Hi, Probably trying to save costs Similar moronic tactics at the subway stations as well. Force people to queue up before entering the platform, so instead of people walking down when they arrive, they instead end up getting bunched up together for a while, then en masse walk to the next stop (think 80 people all trying to get onto 1 escalator). Sanuk! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
My Penis is hungry 311 Report post Posted January 13 Similar to Cav on Banks, Australia always seems to give 12-24 hours notice of a lockdown, so that everyone infectious can get out, buy stuff, do what they need to do, in crowds. Then lockdown and see who caught COVID Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
khunsanuk 338 Report post Posted January 13 Hi, Yeah, I don't get that. Why announce a lock-down in advance? Sure, I understand people might not be home, but giving people 24hrs (or more) notice seems counter-productive. Sanuk! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
