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• #11327
although to be fair it'll lead to a few less idiot trump supporters and some great entries in this years darwin awards
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• #11328
Also, I swear it's getting longer each week as people don't want to be the first to turn tail and close their doors for fear of being the least fawning towards the NHS.
It felt like this on our road until last night which to be honest felt a bit half-arsed for some reason.
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• #11329
https://www.bbc.com/news/world-us-canada-52407177.
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• #11330
I have a spare NHS lanyard, if anyone wants the ability to say "fuck this".
DM for price.
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• #11331
I have a spare NHS lanyard, if anyone wants the ability to say "fuck this".
DM for price.
Buy fake scrubs and permanently walk round in them?
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• #11332
Saw a post somewhere else calling the whole sky lantern thing out. The original was a sponsored post from a company that makes the sky lanterns saying it would be a great idea to put them up for the NHS and where to buy them on their site. Then a long explanation of why it would be a terrible idea to release an open flame at such a dry time when services are already being stretched.
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• #11333
Lady on the Zwift group ride this morning went to a private clinic in Fulham and had antibody (antigen?) tests for her entire family, she and her husband had had C19 as had one child, but not the other.
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• #11334
How long until trump supporters are hospitalised with bleach in their veins and lightbulbs up their arses?
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• #11335
Is there private antibody testing now? I thought they weren't reliable?
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• #11336
I have a spare NHS lanyard, if anyone wants the ability to say "fuck this".
DM for price.
This is obvs a joke but could spark hysteria from internet idiots
"Cycling forum in selling fake NHS id Shocker"
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• #11337
pushing home a heavily laden bike with a pizza rack
Time to get some Backrollers then? Fruit, veg, bread etc on pizza rack plus two Backrollers filled to the brim with denser foodstuffs is just about the same amount of shopping you can put in the back of a Fiesta. Or/and:
- Get a trailer.
- Get a cargobike.
- Convert a discarded foldable wheelchair into a stowaway sidecar: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ICoIRy_SFyE&t=398s
- Get one of those two-wheel shopping trolleys with a telescopic handle and attach to rack with a bungee.
- Get a trailer.
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• #11338
maybe I'm being paranoid
Yeah, you are - everybody's been saying it.
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• #11339
People still smoke through the breathing hole cut in their throats outside hospitals, so not particularly surprised...
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• #11340
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• #11341
maybe I'm being paranoid
Yeah, you are - everybody's been saying it.
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• #11342
Is there private antibody testing now? I thought they weren't reliable?
Risk of false negative, lady said.
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• #11343
They’ll still take your money tho
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• #11344
Worse is false positive
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• #11345
Tempted to do it.
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• #11346
False negatives could explain the results her family got.
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• #11347
Not sure what the point of this.
If reinfection can occur regardless of positive result?
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• #11348
That’s interesting. Is the test a swab or blood? They should be widely available.
Can I send off for one somewhere?
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• #11349
Buy fake scrubs and permanently walk...
One does not not simply walk into PPE.jpeg
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• #11350
According to Radio 2 the other day (Jeremy Vine, can't remember which day as they're all blurring into one) some UK pharmacies have blood based tests available for purchase. Home use and a result in 10 minutes or so. No idea of the specificity of sensitivity of those tests (those are the two values that will affect the resulting accuracy of the result).
dr. trump suggesting we have injections of disinfectant to cure us of c19
i wish the orange monkey would listen to his own advise, he'd have been dead three times over by now and we wouldn't have to listen to any more of his lunatic ravings