You can be a watcher and not a joiner inner you know 😊Quote:
Originally Posted by Mossdog
(And for all Mike’s super duper long windedness at least he is a fell runner)
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You can be a watcher and not a joiner inner you know 😊Quote:
Originally Posted by Mossdog
(And for all Mike’s super duper long windedness at least he is a fell runner)
Long windedness?!
Alwaysinjured = Mike Bate :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by Derby Tup
He seems to be more of a Facebook botherer nowadays.Quote:
Originally Posted by Fellbeast
The big positive about 4 days away fishing, on my own, no internet access stuff, is coming home and finding nothing has changed.
4 days of being rained on, bitten by bugs, sweating buckets, catching little and eating toasted sarnies, bliss compared to more covid discussions and accusations.
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Nice to see you citing sources, like you always complain about other people not doing.
so, no C-19 deaths on 19th August, huh?
Seven since, though, according to NHS England data.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0ulA8u05Z-Q
Rumblings in France - also taking a pop at Ferguson.
It takes a lot to speak out against the prevailing zeitgeist (ask me how I know!). Whoever he is, that Prof has taken a risk with his career to put the case the way he does. But its vital that such views and opinions are put into the mix if we are ever to formulate a realistic way out of this fix. Anyway, we are now facing the appropriate test of the second wave theory. He we are at the start of autumn, sending the kids back to school and ending furlough. Three risk factors for setting off a second wave. Lets see where we are in a month.
By the way, anyone find any evidence for a spike in deaths after the BLM rallies in London and elsewhere?
I see in France there is an outbreak linked to a nudist resort and the regional health authority have urged people to wear face masks.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/live/worl...ost_type=share
Made me chuckle anyway 😂.