Coronavirus (Covid19)

[Jimmy_041]

My office/department is going back to a choice of working full time at home till the end of August at least now. A bit late as the two blokes who sit next to me who had it are already back at work but hey, I'll take it and the dog will enjoy the company.
Would suck to be trying to run a Cafe or similar in the CBD atm.

I was in the city today
It was the busiest I've seen it in a long time
Maybe because of school holiday
I avoid the city now we've moved our office next to the pub - sorry to the burbs

I've been working in the city since mid June and the only time I saw it busy was for the Naidoc march.
The last two weeks have been dead, I drive to work and the traffic is like a Sunday morning. Takes me 10 mins to get to work and 10 mins to get home atm. It's always been dead at school holidays.
Was due to get busier next week but more directives like the one we received today will probably stuff that up.
(I'm comparing it to when I last worked in town 5 + years ago.)

I must have been on drugs. No, hang on.............

[JohnnyDog]

Keep jabbing people no covid for me yet maybe its my daily intake of garlic/ xtra virgin olive oil mix has worked a treat so far.

[Wedgie]

Looks like yesterday's directive has hit further too, the car park was the emptiest it's ever been this morning.
4 of my team of 5 have all had covid in the last week or have it now, I'm the sole survivor!
Young people are so soft, they need to harden up their immune systems from years of dedicated drinking like I have!

In all seriousness with so many businesses now encouraging working from home like previously I really do feel sorry for the cafe owners/workers and similar.

[Dutchy]

Mate of mine went to Hobart for work on Monday, got the bug and has the next 7 days in his hotel room

[Bum Crack]

Have gone from feeling like absolute shit yesterday to normal today. U beauty!!!!!!

[Booney]

Mate of mine went to Hobart for work on Monday, got the bug and has the next 7 days in his hotel room

That sucks.

[Jimmy_041]

Nobody with any medical knowledge ever suggested the jabs stopped you getting it.
The idea was that they stopped you getting it severely.

That's always been the case with Influenza too - a closely related very small virus that mutates rapidly too.

Someone should check Spurrier's medical qualifications

If you dont want to listen to all of it, go to 21:30 for how the "vaccines" prevent you from getting it

[Trader]

[Booney]

Prevent you from getting the worst of it, yes.

[Jimmy_041]

Prevent you from getting the worst of it, yes.

See the way the jab makes you see, hear and think what the government wants you to

I love the way it's presented as "South Australian Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier debunks COVID-19 vaccine myths" when she is actually creating myths. There's some other sacred lambs to be slaughtered in there if you can be bothered.

[Booney]

[Jimmy_041]

[The Bedge]

Each to their own on vaccines surely.

I got double vaxxed Oct last year because I had to for work.. January the whole family got covid except me, so when work asked me to get my booster I figured "Why?".

Since then my kids have contracted covid for the second time (funny remember when kids were thought to be safest), all my work colleagues have had it, majority of my U11 side and each week half a dozen senior footballers.

I figure I'm going ok so why change anything - and if I do get it, then wont I obtain natural immunity through overcoming it?

[mighty_tiger_79]

I escape iso on Sunday.
I only took a test cos Mrs tested positive late Friday night.
I've had no symptoms. A little congested but my nose is always in a state of congestion.
So if Mrs hadn't of tested positive I wouldn't have had a need to test and would be still out and about.

[Jimmy_041]

Each to their own on vaccines surely.

Totally agree. I dont care if you are happy to get it.

But the government's heinous doctrine has been to ostracise and turn society against those that don't do what they want.

The "pandemic of the unvaccinated" X
100% safe and effective X
It will prevent you:
1. from getting it X
2. from passing it on X
3. from getting very sick X
4. from needing to go to hospital X
5. from dying X
6. from working for the government

[Footy Chick]

Prevent you from getting the worst of it, yes.

I'd even question that after what I've just experienced

[Psyber]

Nobody with any medical knowledge ever suggested the jabs stopped you getting it.
The idea was that they stopped you getting it severely.

That's always been the case with Influenza too - a closely related very small virus that mutates rapidly too.

Someone should check Spurrier's medical qualifications

If you dont want to listen to all of it, go to 21:30 for how the "vaccines" prevent you from getting it

That sort of speculation was floating around in the early days and reflected over-optimism by academics and politicians.
Right from the outset it was clear it is a virus very closely related to Influenza and the cold virus and it was obvious it would behave similarly to them.
That means periodical boosters were inevitable.

[stan]

Prevent you from getting the worst of it, yes.

See the way the jab makes you see, hear and think what the government wants you to

I love the way it's presented as "South Australian Chief Public Health Officer Nicola Spurrier debunks COVID-19 vaccine myths" when she is actually creating myths. There's some other sacred lambs to be slaughtered in there if you can be bothered.

Honestly she's a ******* idiot. Promoted to a position that she clearly isnt up for.

My opinion on the Vax has always been if you want it get it, if you don't then don't.

[RB]

Honestly she's a ******* idiot.

I rate many of your posts Stanley, but that one's nonsense.

[stan]

Honestly she's a ******* idiot.

I rate many of your posts Stanley, but that one's nonsense.

Yeah probably, I'm a bit moody with SA Health at the moment.