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Coronavirus - it's not all "bad news"
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I loved that , although i think that comet (or whatever the winner was called ) was on something, to come back like that after losing the lead in such a long race , something just doesn't seem rightBig_Bad_World said:One plus is that this sport may now get the attention it deserves:5 -
This is the account https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCYJdpnjuSWVOLgGT9fIzL0gBig_Bad_World said:One plus is that this sport may now get the attention it deserves:
Have watched some of his videos before and they're pretty good with the commentary he does2 -
Definitely worthy of an investigation. It's as if Comet knew that even by taking the longer route on a couple of occasions it still had enough in the tank to make a late charge.oohaahmortimer said:
I loved that , although i think that comet (or whatever the winner was called ) was on something, to come back like that after losing the lead in such a long race , something just doesn't seem rightBig_Bad_World said:One plus is that this sport may now get the attention it deserves:
WADA need to get involved.2 -
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Aren't we all?Wheresmeticket? said:Sorry to be a bore but I do think it is inappropriate. Some of us are waiting to see if our relatives are going to survive the next few months.
That's meant to be the point. We are absolutely all in this together.
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I've even heard of a report that over 10k people in China haven't died due to the drop in air pollution since the lockdown. I'd need to see something credible to support this, but I'd be amazed if the drop in pollution hasn't been credible6
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Satellite images were released a week or two ago showing the massive decrease in pollution when industry closed down, so could well believe those figures.McBobbin said:I've even heard of a report that over 10k people in China haven't died due to the drop in air pollution since the lockdown. I'd need to see something credible to support this, but I'd be amazed if the drop in pollution hasn't been credible
https://www.cnn.com/2020/03/01/world/nasa-china-pollution-coronavirus-trnd-scn/index.html
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All you johnny-come-latelies! I've been into Jelle's Marble Runs for about 3 years now
The guy who does the commentary is an actual ESPN guy, Greg Woods, not Jelle himself2 -
The longer the season is elongated the more chance we have of staving off relegation by signing out of contract players such as Willian, Cavani and Mertens on a free!1
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Good news is I'm in remission after my latest blood test and 14 months of visits to Mayday Croydon, Chelsea and Sutton Marsden for Prostate and Colon issues.
Sad news is despite Testosterone entering my body again after being wiped out to shrink the tumours, the Millers and other pubs and clubs are banning the transfer of bodily fluids because of this Virus
Like many I will have to work a week in hand.
Want to try my home made hand gel
Ps. My thoughts and love are all with the lovely people I met and some who were on stage 4 cancer. I feel totally humbled and lucky.
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Britain's biggest loo roll maker Essity (Cushelle) turn out 4.7 million toilet rolls a day and has a further 84 million sitting in a warehouse.
Essity reckon there is no need to panic buy and no need to stockpile ... although that is easier said than done as you sit there forlornly on the porcelain, looking at a denuded toilet roll core with no back up to hand.
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Words and there meanings pre COVID-19:
Flatten the Curve: must go on a diet.
Herd immunity: cattle that didn't get mad cow disease.
Isolation: Billy no mates.
Pandemic: fans of Peter, Wendy and Captin Hook.
Quarantine: a vegan drink for bedtime.
Social distancing: a holiday fling you erase from your life.
WHO: A Doctor who transitions from a man to a woman.
I will get my coat, mask, hat, and go
self-isolate.1 -
Some shops are doing well in the US of A
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And not many people buy newspapers any more.Raith_C_Chattonell said:Britain's biggest loo roll maker Essity (Cushelle) turn out 4.7 million toilet rolls a day and has a further 84 million sitting in a warehouse.
Essity reckon there is no need to panic buy and no need to stockpile ... although that is easier said than done as you sit there forlornly on the porcelain, looking at a denuded toilet roll core with no back up to hand.
My Mum's job during the War (when she was a girl) was to tear up squares of the Daily Express, thread it through with string and hang on the hook in the outside loo.
Get creative everyone!
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I’ve discovered that you can wipe your arse with a dettol wipe. And it leaves you feeling lemony fresh.4
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I have to say - as I live in Dartford - there is a Covid dividend traffic wise - it’s great3
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And to add to that idea, we have two Springer Spaniel puppies, and when house training them, for mishaps during the night, I used to pick up loads of Metro’s from the train station - all for freeOggy Red said:
And not many people buy newspapers any more.Raith_C_Chattonell said:Britain's biggest loo roll maker Essity (Cushelle) turn out 4.7 million toilet rolls a day and has a further 84 million sitting in a warehouse.
Essity reckon there is no need to panic buy and no need to stockpile ... although that is easier said than done as you sit there forlornly on the porcelain, looking at a denuded toilet roll core with no back up to hand.
My Mum's job during the War (when she was a girl) was to tear up squares of the Daily Express, thread it through with string and hang on the hook in the outside loo.
Get creative everyone!2 - Sponsored links:
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The NHS will see lower than normal amounts of accidents at work, sports &leisure injuries. Pub &club punch ups etc. so may well lighten the load a little0
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Bet we still get the idiots ringing 999 because their takeaway didn’t arrive thou !!carly burn said:The NHS will see lower than normal amounts of accidents at work, sports &leisure injuries. Pub &club punch ups etc. so may well lighten the load a little1 -
Unfortunately that's half my mortgage payments going up in smoke, as wife owns a TV production company...currently negotiating late delivery of new flagship show to ITV and series 3 & 4 of established show to BBC....hoof_it_up_to_benty said:
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A choice of seats/tables on the train
What are the chances of getting a refund on season tickets - Presumably none?0 -
Oggy Red said:
And not many people buy newspapers any more.Raith_C_Chattonell said:Britain's biggest loo roll maker Essity (Cushelle) turn out 4.7 million toilet rolls a day and has a further 84 million sitting in a warehouse.
Essity reckon there is no need to panic buy and no need to stockpile ... although that is easier said than done as you sit there forlornly on the porcelain, looking at a denuded toilet roll core with no back up to hand.
My Mum's job during the War (when she was a girl) was to tear up squares of the Daily Express, thread it through with string and hang on the hook in the outside loo.
Get creative everyone!
The Daily Mail is very absorbent. Mind you, it's full of shit to start with.
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On the plus side, my Southeastern season ticket expires tomorrow and we're officially working from home as of close of play today.6
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I renewed mine at the end of last week!
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I was only really pleased about Celebrity Juice and Holly and Phil disappearing. Hope all works out okay.Charlton_Charlie said:
Unfortunately that's half my mortgage payments going up in smoke, as wife owns a TV production company...currently negotiating late delivery of new flagship show to ITV and series 3 & 4 of established show to BBC....hoof_it_up_to_benty said:1 -
Me while watching this:Big_Bad_World said:One plus is that this sport may now get the attention it deserves:
"Come on Bluey!"
"Box him out Bluey!"
"OH NOT BLUEY!!!! (when he gets caught at the top of a fork"
"GET IN BLUEY!!!!!!!!! (When he wins)"
That was exhilarating. If that bloke does it again, what say we place bets?
I miss sport.2
