hypochondriac

In your mind what is the logic? That the BBC are deliberately inventing a high death rate to pwn the government?

I don't see how anyone would think it unreasonable for there to be an extension under the circumstances which really are unprecedented in over a century. Just like virtually everything else, brexit needs to be put on pause until this is over. I'd hope for a years extension at least, possibly longer.

I was a bit annoyed that my online tesco order had no toilet paper or kitchen roll. You would have thought they would prioritise things for people who had the foresight to order online over a week ago. Luckily there's a small corner shop nearby that I know has toilet paper so I'll send someone to get that later today.

It's not just sensible, it's the only thing they should be doing. I'm not sure why anyone would think otherwise to be honest.

First one was in a wardrobe, second one was a silent one about two blokes robbing a house. I've enjoyed the third one about the homeless bloke so it's getting better.

Personally I thought the documentary was pretty exploitative and some of the footage was gratuitous and unnecessary. Its a gripping story for sure but it also gives the killer a bit of the notoriety he was looking for.

Yes I think that's clear. They can make approximate guesses but that's all.

Yep. I reckon about 200k of debt at least for me if this is three months but at least with the announcements today the staff will get paid which was my biggest worry. Most small and medium businesses care deeply about their staff in my experience.

Well said. Leave it out soggy.

What companies? As a director of a company myself, I'll be paying all the staff before I get anything and I'll probably be the lowest paid staff member like I was last year.

Figuring out the real mortality rate isn't particularly important at the moment, it certainly shouldn't be the priority. Until we know the percentage of people who are asymptomatic it's also impossible.

Given it a go. First episode was alright, second one seems a bit arty and trying to be clever for my liking. I'll stick with it in case it improves.

I don't think there's any danger with the prem clubs. It's the lower league ones I'd worry about.

Tbf I don't think you can get a routine test as quickly in any other country in the world if you're using South Korea as an example.

After the ladt couple of decades I think people will cope.

Well that showed him. Fight the good fight.

I love how het up and hysterical soggy is about all this and then he tries to pretend it's everyone else going crazy. You'd think at times of national crisis, political grudges and hangovers from an historical electoral loss would be put to one side and forgotten but it seems that for soggy the hatred is just too strong. It must be comforting soggy to know that his views are in perfect alignment with Piers Morgan. They both have a remarkable history of impeccable judgement so I'm sure he's very happy with that.

Why do you care?

Has anybody expected him to be anything other than useless? Because I haven't seen it.

It would be retarded not to extend the implementation period under the circumstances.

Probably based on the worst case scenario outlined by the papers where the virus is a constant menace for the next year. Might make it quite difficult to restart things in that scenario but likelihood is we will resume things in a few months.

It was a guess he already said.

There's only one person in this conversation absolutely certain they know which side is right and which is wrong and it ain't me pal.

My question is why aren't we ignorong the official advice from those nobodies and stocking up on garlic like soggy and the pharmacy expert advise?

“It’s about being sensible” says Transport Secretary Grant Shapps on plans to ask elderly to self-isolate Suggests activities like taking the dog out for a walk will be ok Advice likely to last for months Phew. Whitey can get his MOT after all.