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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?  |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?"
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life. "
All I can say is with all the social distancing we have done for almost 2 months... this is outrageous that a flight like this can happen  |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life. "
Not that dangerous? Really? Yes I want to get on with my life like anyone else but not at the cost of more lives |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still flying four times a week back to my home country. Going to have to brave it in a couple of weeks as they are easing out of lockdown.
Not looking forward to it. "
20 odd hour flight?
If so your a braver man than me... |
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"Still flying four times a week back to my home country. Going to have to brave it in a couple of weeks as they are easing out of lockdown.
Not looking forward to it.
20 odd hour flight?
If so your a braver man than me..."
Not that long thankfully. Putting it off as long as I can.
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Still flying four times a week back to my home country. Going to have to brave it in a couple of weeks as they are easing out of lockdown.
Not looking forward to it.
20 odd hour flight?
If so your a braver man than me...
Not that long thankfully. Putting it off as long as I can.
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Well good luck  and it hope it's not as packed as this
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-52539141 |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
All I can say is with all the social distancing we have done for almost 2 months... this is outrageous that a flight like this can happen "
But someone somewhere in an expert position has given the OK for this to happen.
I don't think a multi national airline just said fuck it who's up for a jolly.
I can bet there was some sort of disclaimer that was in place if you chose to board the flight. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Not that dangerous? Really? Yes I want to get on with my life like anyone else but not at the cost of more lives"
The latest study in Germany suggests a case fatality rate of 0.37%. If you are under 70 and reasonably fit it doesn't matter if you catch it because you have practically f**k all chance of dying. If you are over 70 and/or unhealthy then isolate. It's simple. Driving costs lives but people still do it. |
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it? "
It was actually from Belfast, not Dublin.
All the passengers should have been following the UK advice on social distancing. |
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By *abs..Woman
over a year ago
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The right thing to do will always be cast aside in favour of money. It’s the sad fact of life.
People stayed on that flight because they had paid their cash. If they felt strongly they would have decided not to travel.
Airlines won’t take responsibility- they can’t afford to. It is going to be down to individuals to consider their own health and decide for themselves.
Airlines always have and always will pack you in like sardines. |
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By *ebwizMan
over a year ago
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Seen the photos inside plane. And this is why the government does not want to relax the current status. As demonstrated people or some just revert straight back to as we were. Not really helpful to easing of restrictions. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"The right thing to do will always be cast aside in favour of money. It’s the sad fact of life.
People stayed on that flight because they had paid their cash. If they felt strongly they would have decided not to travel.
Airlines won’t take responsibility- they can’t afford to. It is going to be down to individuals to consider their own health and decide for themselves.
Airlines always have and always will pack you in like sardines. "
Maybe people stayed on the flight because they were travelling to London for work ? |
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"We live in a society full of fairy's!! The flu kills more every year but we don't lock down for it. People die that's life..... Nik"
The Ons are saying that in a five week period to the end of April the increase in deaths over the last five years equates to 42,500..
The last two weeks figures are the highest on record..
The claim that your peddling won't be proven or not proven till we can compare this years deaths, covid confirmed and other with previous years then a direct comparison can be made in relation to seasonal flu..
So yes people do die and that is life but this virus directly or indirectly has increased those deaths..
Btw, people such as doctors, nurses and care workers do not die in the numbers we have seen nor do bus drivers and others etc so for those people using the phrase fairies is a bit uncalled for.. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We live in a society full of fairy's!! The flu kills more every year but we don't lock down for it. People die that's life..... Nik"
Fairy's? What about pre-existing conditions? Would you be so brave? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"We live in a society full of fairy's!! The flu kills more every year but we don't lock down for it. People die that's life..... Nik"
Yeah all those dead people should have been tougher and not been such fairies.
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
It was actually from Belfast, not Dublin.
All the passengers should have been following the UK advice on social distancing. "
I stand corrected! 
Belfast to London. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Does anyone imagine that when they booked their flights they thought there would only be 6 people on the flight ?
Would they have been happy to pay £1200 instead of £70
What of the plane had crashed
What if none of the passengers had Covid 19
What's going to happen with London underground
Will we all die anyway
Would a tinfoil hat help
Is it time to move on
Will we still queue for an hour and a half outside tesco when it's raining
What's for lunch
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Have they not adjusted their seating density?
Arrivals in the UK should only be travelling for the same reasons as the rest of the population. Likewise travelling to the airport here would generally not be amongst the valid reasons. |
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it? "
Just think of the economy though. |
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
Just think of the economy though."
Again |
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around. "
Anything up to 50% of the air is recirculated, but that depends a lot of things. Such as how clean the filters are, is the system working as it should be, how old the plane is. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around. "
A FFP3 mask would help...especially if you weren't hemmed in. |
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around.
A FFP3 mask would help...especially if you weren't hemmed in."
What about your eyes, it can enter your body through the eyes |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around.
A FFP3 mask would help...especially if you weren't hemmed in.
What about your eyes, it can enter your body through the eyes"
Yep your correct...I wear over specs goggles for shopping. So I would wear them on a plane too... |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around.
A FFP3 mask would help...especially if you weren't hemmed in.
What about your eyes, it can enter your body through the eyes
Yep your correct...I wear over specs goggles for shopping. So I would wear them on a plane too..."
Ps if anyone thinks that's over the top. a branch of lidl close to me and where I sometimes shop. It had to close last friday as every member of staff was tested and had covid. But it took from monday for all the staff to be tested ..3 per day to find that out. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Have they not adjusted their seating density?
Arrivals in the UK should only be travelling for the same reasons as the rest of the population. Likewise travelling to the airport here would generally not be amongst the valid reasons. "
They were going to work |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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I would not get on an aircraft at the moment.
The airline should be prosecuted!
Anyone refusing to get on due to lack of social distancing should get a refund!
Anyone contracting COVID-19 and survives should sue the airline. |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"I would not get on an aircraft at the moment.
The airline should be prosecuted!
Anyone refusing to get on due to lack of social distancing should get a refund!
Anyone contracting COVID-19 and survives should sue the airline."
Tbh I would have seen how many were waiting at the departure gate and gone straight back to the desk for a refund |
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it? "
To be fair part of life is about risk assessment.
Every action from getting out of bed carries a risk.
Moving forwards you can see the risk of COVID-19 being a responsibility of the individual once restrictions are lifted.
I imagine most people on the flight including the whistle blower wanted to get somewhere and were willing to risk it despite any misgivings. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
To be fair part of life is about risk assessment.
Every action from getting out of bed carries a risk.
Moving forwards you can see the risk of COVID-19 being a responsibility of the individual once restrictions are lifted.
I imagine most people on the flight including the whistle blower wanted to get somewhere and were willing to risk it despite any misgivings. "
Maybe but I bet None of them expected it to be that full... |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
To be fair part of life is about risk assessment.
Every action from getting out of bed carries a risk.
Moving forwards you can see the risk of COVID-19 being a responsibility of the individual once restrictions are lifted.
I imagine most people on the flight including the whistle blower wanted to get somewhere and were willing to risk it despite any misgivings. "
Agree with this, it still seems odd that there was no social distancing protocol. Apparently, the airline was 'surprised' by how full the flight was! |
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
To be fair part of life is about risk assessment.
Every action from getting out of bed carries a risk.
Moving forwards you can see the risk of COVID-19 being a responsibility of the individual once restrictions are lifted.
I imagine most people on the flight including the whistle blower wanted to get somewhere and were willing to risk it despite any misgivings.
Agree with this, it still seems odd that there was no social distancing protocol. Apparently, the airline was 'surprised' by how full the flight was! "
What are the social distancing protocols for the tube or the rail network? |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around.
A FFP3 mask would help...especially if you weren't hemmed in. So unless every person on that plane wears a mask and goggles and doesnt adjust or remove them for any part of the journey they are open to catching the virus on a plane so there fore makes it pointless having social distancing on a plane only safe way to fly is if your the pilot and don't take any passengers.
What about your eyes, it can enter your body through the eyes
Yep your correct...I wear over specs goggles for shopping. So I would wear them on a plane too..."
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By *ercuryMan
over a year ago
Grantham |
"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
To be fair part of life is about risk assessment.
Every action from getting out of bed carries a risk.
Moving forwards you can see the risk of COVID-19 being a responsibility of the individual once restrictions are lifted.
I imagine most people on the flight including the whistle blower wanted to get somewhere and were willing to risk it despite any misgivings.
Agree with this, it still seems odd that there was no social distancing protocol. Apparently, the airline was 'surprised' by how full the flight was! "
According to the CEO of Heathrow, if social distancing was applied at airports, the queue to board a large airliner would be 1 km long! |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it?
To be fair part of life is about risk assessment.
Every action from getting out of bed carries a risk.
Moving forwards you can see the risk of COVID-19 being a responsibility of the individual once restrictions are lifted.
I imagine most people on the flight including the whistle blower wanted to get somewhere and were willing to risk it despite any misgivings.
Agree with this, it still seems odd that there was no social distancing protocol. Apparently, the airline was 'surprised' by how full the flight was!
According to the CEO of Heathrow, if social distancing was applied at airports, the queue to board a large airliner would be 1 km long! "
About the same distance from entrance gate to departure gate in Abu Dhabi. .. |
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"I would not get on an aircraft at the moment.
The airline should be prosecuted!
Anyone refusing to get on due to lack of social distancing should get a refund!
Anyone contracting COVID-19 and survives should sue the airline."
Prosecuted for what?
There was obviously a reason the aircraft was allowed to fly?
Every single passenger would have been aware of the risks before boarding.
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By *abioMan
over a year ago
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What are the social distancing protocols for the tube or the rail network?"
on the national rail network you are basically looking at a saturday service running....with about 10% of the normal monday-friday passenger levels....
so if you are commuting outside of london, the network is not in bad shape..... |
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"I see a recent flight from Dublin to London was virtually full - zero social distancing.
Not much chance of beating the virus this way.
I wonder why those on board accepted it? "
It’s a sealed are environment you can’t achieve social distancing perhaps mask use more appropriate |
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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"I would not get on an aircraft at the moment.
The airline should be prosecuted!
Anyone refusing to get on due to lack of social distancing should get a refund!
Anyone contracting COVID-19 and survives should sue the airline.
Prosecuted for what?
There was obviously a reason the aircraft was allowed to fly?
Every single passenger would have been aware of the risks before boarding.
I'm sure the passengers would have expected at least some effort from the airline to apply social distancing.
The airline has a duty of care towards it's staff and passengers.
If a passenger contracted Covid19 on this flight then the airline could be held responsible and sued.
The difficulty of course is proving that the virus was contracted on board the aircraft - the airline knows this.
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By *oggoneMan
over a year ago
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What are the social distancing protocols for the tube or the rail network?
on the national rail network you are basically looking at a saturday service running....with about 10% of the normal monday-friday passenger levels....
so if you are commuting outside of london, the network is not in bad shape....."
Has there been restrictions or reductions regarding the capacity of train carriages or buses? |
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"I would not get on an aircraft at the moment.
The airline should be prosecuted!
Anyone refusing to get on due to lack of social distancing should get a refund!
Anyone contracting COVID-19 and survives should sue the airline."
Could you point me to the legislation that they should be prosecuted under ? ????? |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"We live in a society full of fairy's!! The flu kills more every year but we don't lock down for it. People die that's life..... Nik"
Is it? Is it normal for more than 100 NHS staff to die in 2 months from the flu? You are either on the wind up or seriously deluded |
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By *xycpl699Couple
over a year ago
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life. "
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life. "
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up "
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work. "
Furloughed have paid taxes and are furloughed to help them keep employed and continuing to pay taxes. |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work. "
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick. |
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Social distancing is kind of pointless when everyone on the airplane is breathing the same regurgitated air anyway 2 metre social distancing is impossible on airlines a different solution needs to be found |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up "
Imagine if during ww2 the government had told everyone to lockdown in their houses until the fighting was over because if anyone went to the frontline and tried to fight the enemy, they might get wounded and overwhelm the field hospitals.
People who go to work regardless of personal danger are fighting to save the economy because, believe me, the economy is going down faster than Gillian Taylforth in a Range Rover. If people don't start finding some fighting spirit this country will be screwed financially for years to come. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick."
My mistake, maybe you're busy gardening or doing DIY. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick. My mistake, maybe you're busy gardening or doing DIY."
Maybe I cant wait to go back to work. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick. My mistake, maybe you're busy gardening or doing DIY.
Maybe I cant wait to go back to work."
You can go back to work, if you are furloughed you can apply to do a different job without affecting your furlough status. |
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I think people blaming individuals on this post are missing the point it's up to government to make the laws them people might desperately need the money but if their company is not in furlough they won't get paid anything |
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By (user no longer on site)
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick. My mistake, maybe you're busy gardening or doing DIY.
Maybe I cant wait to go back to work.
You can go back to work, if you are furloughed you can apply to do a different job without affecting your furlough status."
I have a letter from my company stating that I would face dismissal if I did work for anyone else whilst I am on furlough leave.
I would rather take notice of the company that employs me than George from fab |
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick. My mistake, maybe you're busy gardening or doing DIY.
Maybe I cant wait to go back to work.
You can go back to work, if you are furloughed you can apply to do a different job without affecting your furlough status.
I have a letter from my company stating that I would face dismissal if I did work for anyone else whilst I am on furlough leave.
I would rather take notice of the company that employs me than George from fab"
me to my letter said I would be dismissed if I worked for anyone else |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
Aye that's what us furloughed people are doing.
What a prick. My mistake, maybe you're busy gardening or doing DIY.
Maybe I cant wait to go back to work.
You can go back to work, if you are furloughed you can apply to do a different job without affecting your furlough status.
I have a letter from my company stating that I would face dismissal if I did work for anyone else whilst I am on furlough leave.
I would rather take notice of the company that employs me than George from fabme to my letter said I would be dismissed if I worked for anyone else "
I think an awful lot of people are going get the opportunity to work for someone else quite soon, once Rishi Sunak starts to reduce the furlough payments. |
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Not that dangerous? Really? Yes I want to get on with my life like anyone else but not at the cost of more lives
The latest study in Germany suggests a case fatality rate of 0.37%. If you are under 70 and reasonably fit it doesn't matter if you catch it because you have practically f**k all chance of dying. If you are over 70 and/or unhealthy then isolate. It's simple. Driving costs lives but people still do it."
The lethality rate in Germany is 0.8% and they are coping better than other countries, including the UK, because they started dealing with this faster than other countries. They also have 28,000 icu beds compared to the UK who have 4000 and they have 25,000 ventilators compared to the UKs 5000.
More capacity for treelatment and dealing with the virus sooner rather than later is obviously going to have a major effect on the legality of the virus.
Comparing the UK to Germany is apples and oranges. Italy and France are in comparable situations although the UK was even later than them in dealing with this.
Germany have also had a bit of luck in that 70% of their cases are between 20 and 50 which we know helps reduce the death rates. Germany themselves are worried about a major spike if the virus infects more of the 50+ demographic.
Driving doesnt kill nearly as many people as this lethal virus so, again, it's not a fair comparison. |
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Not that dangerous? Really? Yes I want to get on with my life like anyone else but not at the cost of more lives
The latest study in Germany suggests a case fatality rate of 0.37%. If you are under 70 and reasonably fit it doesn't matter if you catch it because you have practically f**k all chance of dying. If you are over 70 and/or unhealthy then isolate. It's simple. Driving costs lives but people still do it.
The lethality rate in Germany is 0.8% and they are coping better than other countries, including the UK, because they started dealing with this faster than other countries. They also have 28,000 icu beds compared to the UK who have 4000 and they have 25,000 ventilators compared to the UKs 5000.
More capacity for treelatment and dealing with the virus sooner rather than later is obviously going to have a major effect on the legality of the virus.
Comparing the UK to Germany is apples and oranges. Italy and France are in comparable situations although the UK was even later than them in dealing with this.
Germany have also had a bit of luck in that 70% of their cases are between 20 and 50 which we know helps reduce the death rates. Germany themselves are worried about a major spike if the virus infects more of the 50+ demographic.
Driving doesnt kill nearly as many people as this lethal virus so, again, it's not a fair comparison."
so comparing the uk to Germany is not fair because Germany invests in infrastructure is that right even though we have had this government for 10 years and the 2016 test proved we were unprepared |
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Jeez this just makes me laugh
It used to be the lazy dolelites benefit scroungers that were getting called...and now it seems some are viewing furlough worker as the same.
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work. "
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence "
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him."
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote! |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!"
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to |
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"Lol how do you social distance on an plane? People are so stupid if you think this is possible ??????????????????
Then should we be flying?"
Can't be any worse than going shopping it's not easy to social distance |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to "
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
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This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
"
a lord of folks on furlough are sat at home knowing only too well the company they work for is unlikely to ever open back up |
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"Lol how do you social distance on an plane? People are so stupid if you think this is possible ??????????????????
Then should we be flying?
Can't be any worse than going shopping it's not easy to social distance "
Have a word with your self mate...I go shopping once a week social distancing and wearing ppe..but you wont get me on any plane at least until 2021. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
a lord of folks on furlough are sat at home knowing only too well the company they work for is unlikely to ever open back up "
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"Lol how do you social distance on an plane? People are so stupid if you think this is possible ??????????????????
Then should we be flying?
Can't be any worse than going shopping it's not easy to social distance
Have a word with your self mate...I go shopping once a week social distancing and wearing ppe..but you wont get me on any plane at least until 2021. "
That is your choice.
Others make their choice |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
a lord of folks on furlough are sat at home knowing only too well the company they work for is unlikely to ever open back up
I would be devastated if the company I work for didn't open up again."
me to but I work for a company supplying bespoke kitchens and bedrooms it will be a long time before folks are looking for either so I'm fully expecting to lose my job before business pics up enough to make it viable |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
a lord of folks on furlough are sat at home knowing only too well the company they work for is unlikely to ever open back up "
Sadly for many that will happen and it must feel terrible. But it's not the end of the world....as it would have been for many more 1000s who would have died had we not had the lockdown.
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"Lol how do you social distance on an plane? People are so stupid if you think this is possible ??????????????????
Then should we be flying?
Can't be any worse than going shopping it's not easy to social distance
Have a word with your self mate...I go shopping once a week social distancing and wearing ppe..but you wont get me on any plane at least until 2021.
That is your choice.
Others make their choice "
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
a lord of folks on furlough are sat at home knowing only too well the company they work for is unlikely to ever open back up
I would be devastated if the company I work for didn't open up again.me to but I work for a company supplying bespoke kitchens and bedrooms it will be a long time before folks are looking for either so I'm fully expecting to lose my job before business pics up enough to make it viable "
My circumstances are different the company just need to work out how to keep the social distancing when the sites we work on reopen. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
a lord of folks on furlough are sat at home knowing only too well the company they work for is unlikely to ever open back up
I would be devastated if the company I work for didn't open up again.me to but I work for a company supplying bespoke kitchens and bedrooms it will be a long time before folks are looking for either so I'm fully expecting to lose my job before business pics up enough to make it viable
My circumstances are different the company just need to work out how to keep the social distancing when the sites we work on reopen."
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You know sometimes I really despise some of the men on this forum - fucking know it alls who spout off about how lazy everybody who is off work is (because the government has told them to be) If you really don’t like something that is out of most people’s control then perhaps you should take it up with your mp instead of trying to make honest and thoughtful people feel its their fault. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Not that dangerous? Really? Yes I want to get on with my life like anyone else but not at the cost of more lives
The latest study in Germany suggests a case fatality rate of 0.37%. If you are under 70 and reasonably fit it doesn't matter if you catch it because you have practically f**k all chance of dying. If you are over 70 and/or unhealthy then isolate. It's simple. Driving costs lives but people still do it.
The lethality rate in Germany is 0.8% and they are coping better than other countries, including the UK, because they started dealing with this faster than other countries. They also have 28,000 icu beds compared to the UK who have 4000 and they have 25,000 ventilators compared to the UKs 5000.
More capacity for treelatment and dealing with the virus sooner rather than later is obviously going to have a major effect on the legality of the virus.
Comparing the UK to Germany is apples and oranges. Italy and France are in comparable situations although the UK was even later than them in dealing with this.
Germany have also had a bit of luck in that 70% of their cases are between 20 and 50 which we know helps reduce the death rates. Germany themselves are worried about a major spike if the virus infects more of the 50+ demographic.
Driving doesnt kill nearly as many people as this lethal virus so, again, it's not a fair comparison.so comparing the uk to Germany is not fair because Germany invests in infrastructure is that right even though we have had this government for 10 years and the 2016 test proved we were unprepared "
100% the severity of the situation is on the tories. My argument is that saying only 0.8% have died in Germany doesnt mean anything when applying it to the uk. Particularly when it's used as an excuse to re open top early. |
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But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
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I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going."
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around. "
It is impossible to practice social distancing on an airplane because all jet aircraft use their engines to pressurize the cabin and they recirculate the air.
The best we can hope for in the future is that people will continue to practice a higher standard of personal hygiene  |
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"Isn't the air on a plane recirulated?. If so wouldn't matter how many people are on that plane would still pass viruses around.
It is impossible to practice social distancing on an airplane because all jet aircraft use their engines to pressurize the cabin and they recirculate the air.
The best we can hope for in the future is that people will continue to practice a higher standard of personal hygiene "
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going."
Yes and these businesses had to furlough staff .
If they cant work from home and they have been told by their company they can't work for anyone else or face dismissal.
What should they do?
Like someone already said it was some sweeping statement you made.
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going.
So all them crammed on that flight live in Belfast but work in london...yeah right..."
They will many many more than 1 flight of workers going to london from Northern Ireland on any given monday before this lockdown started.
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going.
So all them crammed on that flight live in Belfast but work in london...yeah right...
They will many many more than 1 flight of workers going to london from Northern Ireland on any given monday before this lockdown started.
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Maybe if they are so needed in work and cant work from home...could the employer not relocate them during lockdown?
It would be far safer,and tbh I think all flights should have stopped to stem the infection as no one is safe.
As we are often told "you are your own health and safety officer". |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life. "
I think it shows most people are thick, maybe you are too |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going.
So all them crammed on that flight live in Belfast but work in london...yeah right...
They will many many more than 1 flight of workers going to london from Northern Ireland on any given monday before this lockdown started.
Maybe if they are so needed in work and cant work from home...could the employer not relocate them during lockdown?
It would be far safer,and tbh I think all flights should have stopped to stem the infection as no one is safe.
As we are often told "you are your own health and safety officer"."
You need to go where the money is and that is London.
That's where I'll will be weekdays all year once we come out of furlough. |
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"Awww thought I read cunni lingus
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
Any of the passengers could have turned around and walked back to the terminal building. It just shows that most people realise that it's just not that dangerous and they just want to get on with their life.
Most people thanfully realise that there are stupid people whi think that because this is not dangerous it ensures the selfish and the stupid will go on flicking every thing you may not die but YOU may need hospital it WONT be available if its FULL up
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
What the hell made you come out with such a sweeping statement? I, amongst many others, did not choose to be furloughed we were TOLD we were being furloughed! I, again amongst many others, would much prefer to be working so I suggest you engage your brain before making statements liable to cause offence
I stand by my initial statement about him.
Who is him? As theres a few posters in that quote!
The guy on about furloughed workers sitting on their sunshines while is out working taxes to pay for us to
This is his thinking.
Those 'stupid people' are probably the ones getting on with their work and paying the taxes to enable furloughed people to sit in the sunshine all day complaining it's too dangerous to go back to work.
I am criticising the people who criticise people who go to work. The government never told us not to go to work, they closed a range of businesses but everyone that cannot work from home should be going to work to try and keep some kind of economy going.
So all them crammed on that flight live in Belfast but work in london...yeah right...
They will many many more than 1 flight of workers going to london from Northern Ireland on any given monday before this lockdown started.
Maybe if they are so needed in work and cant work from home...could the employer not relocate them during lockdown?
It would be far safer,and tbh I think all flights should have stopped to stem the infection as no one is safe.
As we are often told "you are your own health and safety officer".
You need to go where the money is and that is London.
That's where I'll will be weekdays all year once we come out of furlough."
Exactly after the lockdown...just my opinion, but I think people taking two flights every week is madness. There has to be another way.
And we keep getting asked what we would do if running the country. Well i would have stopped all flights like this at the beginning of lockdown. |
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"No one should be flying to get to work, move closer to your work or get a new job closer to home.
These flight commuters are a environmental nightmare, there is just no need. "
Oh aye I'll just go buy a 3 bedroom house in london .
Thanks for your advice |
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"No one should be flying to get to work, move closer to your work or get a new job closer to home.
These flight commuters are a environmental nightmare, there is just no need. "
We were told by the government a week or so back not to book any holidays abroad this year....it makes no sense at all to be commuting from one country to another each week...and yes I know it's still the uk... |
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"No one should be flying to get to work, move closer to your work or get a new job closer to home.
These flight commuters are a environmental nightmare, there is just no need.
Oh aye I'll just go buy a 3 bedroom house in london .
Thanks for your advice "
They'll be cheaper after this with London being worst hit area Or you could just work closer to home.
Save money on the commuting costs, save the environment and your travel time, which your work do not pay you for & you can't get time back nor the environment if we don't sort it out.
That issue will outlast this virus & only get worse unless we change.
Now is a good time to reset the system. |
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I have a flight tracker there were flights from Belfast Glasgow and manchester to London today.
The holiday thing we were due to fly june 8th for our first holiday this year.
We had to change it to next June.
We will sit to see for our September holiday |
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"Yeah the ferry but takes so much longer.
Now go to the top of my last post...
Which bit repost please "
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By Mistress_DominatrixFind posts by Mistress_Dominatrix TV/TS 1 day ago
Having a ball of a time.
"Awww thought I read cunni lingus"
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?"
That bit |
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"Yeah the ferry but takes so much longer.
Now go to the top of my last post...
Which bit repost please
By Mistress_DominatrixFind posts by Mistress_Dominatrix TV/TS 1 day ago
Having a ball of a time.
"Awww thought I read cunni lingus"
Me too
But back on topic ...my first though would have been are the ferries still running?
That bit"
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"No one should be flying to get to work, move closer to your work or get a new job closer to home.
These flight commuters are a environmental nightmare, there is just no need.
Oh aye I'll just go buy a 3 bedroom house in london .
Thanks for your advice
They'll be cheaper after this with London being worst hit area Or you could just work closer to home.
Save money on the commuting costs, save the environment and your travel time, which your work do not pay you for & you can't get time back nor the environment if we don't sort it out.
That issue will outlast this virus & only get worse unless we change.
Now is a good time to reset the system. "
I was making more money working locally 13 year ago before the crash than I am making working down London now.
Working local in my line of work is not financially viable for me now .
I dont like 7 hour journeys on a monday and friday but it's what I need to do. |
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