Coronavirus **support** thread
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Jul 2020
10:18am, 14 Jul 2020
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jda
Yes I'm sure there will be a handful of testing errors leading to results like that. There were some right near the start which caused some excitement before being dismissed as errors. OTOH there are now more substantial signs of immunity being lost over a few months which if it really means what it looks like, doesn't bode well at all. It may be reasonable to hope that genuine reinfections are less severe, but that seems a bit of a guess at this point.
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Jul 2020
10:41am, 14 Jul 2020
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Too Much Water
Is a buff acceptable?
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Jul 2020
10:44am, 14 Jul 2020
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Non-runner
Lidl won’t be enforcing mandatory face coverings in Scotland apparently.
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Jul 2020
10:50am, 14 Jul 2020
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larkim
I hope a buff is acceptable, otherwise I've not got anything ready-made at home to use.
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Jul 2020
10:55am, 14 Jul 2020
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SPR
I'm pretty sure a buff is acceptable. It's not like there's anything special about the cloth masks I doubt many shops will enforce. England say police will enforce |
Jul 2020
10:58am, 14 Jul 2020
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EvilPixie
the ruling is face covering so yes a buff should be OK - I'll be using one in quarters as that just covers the required bit of the face!
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Jul 2020
10:59am, 14 Jul 2020
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EvilPixie
more importantly I now have justification for my err 17-18 buffs! LOL
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Jul 2020
11:15am, 14 Jul 2020
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Chrisull
I think with other corona viruses it is common that is immunity is lost over a matter of months. The Oxford Uni team I've read reckon their vaccine counteracts this somehow (I don't know how - I can't find the article which outlined why they were confident). But it better work given that we've opted out of the EU vaccine programs. Oxford or bust! The talk in the I inews.co.uk about 30 million doses being available by September is totally premature, it seems tho. December is best case scenario, although France yesterday were saying unlikely in 2021 at all. |
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Jul 2020
11:19am, 14 Jul 2020
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EvilPixie
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Jul 2020
11:21am, 14 Jul 2020
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Too Much Water
I don’t expect a vaccine or indeed for the virus to be eliminated, I don’t believe any other similar viruses have been. Smallpox is the only disease that has been eliminated I think. I presume we will just carry on in this fog until we decide whether or not we are bigger as a race than than this disease. In the mean time whether intentional or not, China seems to have unleashed an economic shock on the rest of the world and benefits from it |
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