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Wedgie wrote:Can someone explain to me the logic behind only allowing 50 people at a funeral conducted in a church but you can have 100 at a christening or normal church service?

More 'high risk' (aka Old) people at a funeral.

Trader wrote:

Wedgie wrote:Can someone explain to me the logic behind only allowing 50 people at a funeral conducted in a church but you can have 100 at a christening or normal church service?

More 'high risk' (aka Old) people at a funeral.

Have you seen the people at a normal church service? Average age would be much higher than a funeral.

I went to a funeral just over a month ago and the average age would have been 40.

The average age of the morons I see walking out on a Sunday would be 150.

Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

Makes sense to me, why would anyone stand around in the sun when you can go to a pub? Craziness.

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

Community sport has always been a soft target.

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

The size of the oval I played on over the weekend we had about 179sqm space between us.

whufc wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

The size of the oval I played on over the weekend we had about 179sqm space between us.

Presumably this is state wide too?
Is it too hard for them to treat the country people differently?

Massive over reaction, ridiculous

Wedgie wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

Makes sense to me, why would anyone stand around in the sun when you can go to a pub? Craziness.

go to a pub when you have Corona, sit down at a table and put the disease all over the table, get up and leave someone sits there before staff can clean, presto you have a transmission, if standing up way less chance,

Booney wrote:From midnight

Gym

Rec Centre

Community sport training and games postponed

Play Cafe's to close

for 2 weeks

Not a single case of transmission via gyms/rec centres has ever been recorded in Aus. Such an illogical measure.

Really feel like they feel they've got on top of it, if they weren't confident they would have actually put some serious restrictions in place.

Feel like a little kid being sent to their room, but I've got dinner and a Play Station anyway.

daysofourlives wrote:

whufc wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

The size of the oval I played on over the weekend we had about 179sqm space between us.

Presumably this is state wide too?
Is it too hard for them to treat the country people differently?

Yeah my understanding is it is statewide. Surely they could have isolated the restrictions to metro area

Gymnastics cancelled after tonight....

Noooooooooooooooo

Stuff the pubs, let the annoying 7 year olds do gymnastics...



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Booney wrote:Really feel like they feel they've got on top of it, if they weren't confident they would have actually put some serious restrictions in place.

Feel like a little kid being sent to their room, but I've got dinner and a Play Station anyway.

Yeah seems a little bit of mixed messaging.

No new cases on top of the 17 announced this morning, but equally they haven't gotten back testing results from anyone who has taken a test late last night or today.

The 34 active cases are essentially the 17 from this outbreak, and another 17 of returned travellers over the past 14 days.

I think if it stays at 34 over the next 48 hours then we can be far more confident.

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

I dont want to stereotype, but my gut feel is that this has come from a family of Indian or similar background.. the South-East Asian community is huge in Adelaide and they all play cricket religiously.

I feel like cancelling cricket (and all sport) for a couple weeks is the smartest move - they're more likely to play cricket than go to the pub.

Q. wrote:Not a single case of transmission via gyms/rec centres has ever been recorded in Aus. Such an illogical measure.

Do you even lift bro?

The Bedge wrote:

Q. wrote:Not a single case of transmission via gyms/rec centres has ever been recorded in Aus. Such an illogical measure.

Do you even lift bro?

It's all I have in life

The Bedge wrote:

daysofourlives wrote:Unbelievable that 11 blokes in a huge outdoor space cant gather on a Saturday afternoon but if they go to the pub they can

I dont want to stereotype, but my gut feel is that this has come from a family of Indian or similar background.. the South-East Asian community is huge in Adelaide and they all play cricket religiously.

I feel like cancelling cricket (and all sport) for a couple weeks is the smartest move - they're more likely to play cricket than go to the pub.

Stop talking common sense it's not you

Wedgie wrote:Can someone explain to me the logic behind only allowing 50 people at a funeral conducted in a church but you can have 100 at a christening or normal church service?

Also, does the 50 at a funeral include the stiff?