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Just now, Rusty_terrier said:

Didmt think you were bragging mate just interesting. What does a normal working day look like for you.?

 

Also consider myself a bit of a scientist as I think in you I've just discovered the first form of intelligent life on the hunting life forums.

Sorry, didn't mean to be a dick, just some people (who aren't in similar professions) get touchy about it.

Sat at my desk figuring out some sort of data normally. Broadly speaking I invent and develop geological measurements using whatever the engineers say they can make in real life. Mostly that means simulations, f***ing about with the data and looking into problems. It's not exciting.

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I’m not a clever bloke but from what I can see of it all the answers people “need” are right there..... There is no vaccine It is randomly absolutely lethal, nobody is in the safe category

That’s another thing lads, people need to stop thinking of a bit of help as a handout......it’s not a handout, it’s a hand back ! Nobody is getting anything they have not already paid in by the s

I can understand both sides of the debate here, people are gonna loose everything they've worked hard for because of the lock down and without the lock down people are gonna loose their lives, my own

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15 minutes ago, sid g said:

26,000 is about an average gate for a forest home game ,  thats a lot of people ,,

It’s the entire population of many small towns in the UK ! 

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1 minute ago, W. Katchum said:

Getting bog washed by the cool kids in office, gettin his dinner money took off him, an on real bad days they take his satchel off him an hang it from a lamp post ????

You're a f***ing arse! :laugh:

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10 hours ago, Neobliviscaris1776 said:

If 'Really' grasping it depends solely on believing all your told...then yes your right, I don't and there's a lot of people like me. 

If all the government inconsistencies, incompetence aswell as economic and financial destruction that is happening surrounding this whole lockdown, makes sense to you...then there really is nothing they can't do that you won't accept. We ain't seen nothing yet.

No mate, you're wrong. Grasping it doesn't depend 'solely' on what we're being told about it on tv by the government. And I certainly don't believe all of it.

And there, in your last sentence, looks like you 'might' be grasping it now, we aint seen nothing yet. Especially when there are still people, like that guy atop that crag, etc, potentially putting our stretched emergency services, nhs etc under even more strain.

And 'young healthy'  people showing no symptoms are, in all probability, more of a danger of passing it on to others.

None of us want to be stuck in and restricted, but we're all in the same situation. And like I said above, I certainly don't believe everything that any government is telling us on tv, so I do a bit of my own research to see what I can glean from it all.

Infantile, as you called me in one of your earlier posts, I certainly aint. Infantile, is wandering about in this current climate, acting as though it doesn't/won't affect you. 

And where I've said 'you'  the last word last sentence, it was a figure of speech, generalisation. So don't go getting all defensive lol ?

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8 minutes ago, W. Katchum said:

Ain’t read it all as it mostly shite haha but my missus, not a mates Aunty’s cousin, my actual missus who I live with, left her job at local care home few months back an decided to change her career, was phoned yesterday an told there was 14 confirmed cases in that ole folks home an that’s just the staff, asked her to go back to work, thankfully she cant, as selfish as it sounds. They won’t even tell how many residents have it, an we live miles away from the south where it meant to be worst?

I had another nephew test positive yesterday Don, cousin of the first lad and my sister brother in law and their son will get their results today. 

So it's very real from where I'm sitting. 

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3 minutes ago, dogmandont said:

I had another nephew test positive yesterday Don, cousin of the first lad and my sister brother in law and their son will get their results today. 

So it's very real from where I'm sitting. 

Can I ask, mate, are they all closely related? ie one person in the family caught it and naturally spread it to his close family. Are all the positives symptomatic or being tested as a precaution? Also, how have the first ones fared?

I hope they all come right. :thumbs:

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6 minutes ago, Born Hunter said:

Can I ask, mate, are they all closely related? ie one person in the family caught it and naturally spread it to his close family. Are all the positives symptomatic or being tested as a precaution? Also, how have the first ones fared?

I hope they all come right. :thumbs:

Both work in the same place born which is where they've picked it up as its going through the place like wildlfire, both had symptoms so got tested first lad is grand and going back to work on Monday and the other is over the worst of it, both had sore joints and skin was sore to the touch but both are strong healthy lads so it was expected they'd come through it OK, the others are getting tested as they've shown mild symptoms and should get their results this afternoon. 

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52 minutes ago, dogmandont said:

Both work in the same place born which is where they've picked it up as its going through the place like wildlfire, both had symptoms so got tested first lad is grand and going back to work on Monday and the other is over the worst of it, both had sore joints and skin was sore to the touch but both are strong healthy lads so it was expected they'd come through it OK, the others are getting tested as they've shown mild symptoms and should get their results this afternoon. 

Fingers crossed for them mate?

 

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1 minute ago, sid g said:

all todays news is about coming out of lockdown .... :doh:

The tools they need to do that are finally falling into place. Finally getting the testing to sensible capacity, the RAF are trialling a contact tracing mobile phone app and NHS has breathing space etc etc.

Can't hide forever.

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2 minutes ago, forest of dean redneck said:

If you hear the banjos it's to late ?

Don't try to scare me, that's Norfolk! Dorset is full of hippy bohemian types, rogues and minted rat race escapees......

 

 

...and grockles! :angel:

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