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  • Originally posted by donsdaft View Post
    God, I hope the news doesn't reach the Evening Express or folk will start* biding in again.



    * I know some folk won't need to start as such, given that they are still biding in from last March.

    "I'm fwitened"
    Maybe some aren't frightened but understand transmission of a virus and have curtailed their activities to some degree in the hope that it will curtail the mutation of it.
    Yes it might mutate into a more benign form but it might go the other way.
    It's also pretty effective currently at causing serious health issues or death.
    Can anyone tell me who won't be affected seriously?

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    • Originally posted by donsdaft View Post
      Wearing a mask doesn't protect you but try telling that to the fearties walking down the street wearing a mask.
      No but you wear one to minimise the effects to others of you being infected.
      Admittedly there is a lot less chance of catching outdoors.
      Those in the East don't seem to have an issue with wearing them

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      • Originally posted by Mason89 View Post
        Malaria isn’t transferable with human to human contact
        Thanks for confirming that malaria is caused by the bite of a infected mosquito. I think I can trust science now you’ve confirmed it.

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        • Originally posted by Basingstokered View Post
          Thanks for confirming that malaria is caused by the bite of a infected mosquito. I think I can trust science now you’ve confirmed it.
          Happy to help

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          • Originally posted by Donanddusted View Post
            No but you wear one to minimise the effects to others of you being infected.
            Admittedly there is a lot less chance of catching outdoors.
            Those in the East don't seem to have an issue with wearing them


            Yes, that’s the reason.

            That’s not the reason the oldies are wearing them walking down the road though.

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            • Originally posted by donsdaft View Post
              Yes, that’s the reason.

              That’s not the reason the oldies are wearing them walking down the road though.
              To be fair the oldies only wear them under their nose. I'm not sure if they've read that this is the way to do it in the Sunday Post or People's Friend

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              • Originally posted by Donanddusted View Post
                No but you wear one to minimise the effects to others of you being infected.
                Admittedly there is a lot less chance of catching outdoors.
                Those in the East don't seem to have an issue with wearing them
                So you think masks only work one way. How is that possible? And what happens if you put it on the wrong way round?

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                • Originally posted by Jupiter View Post
                  So you think masks only work one way. How is that possible? And what happens if you put it on the wrong way round?
                  ....

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                  • Maybe humans will evolve in a couple generations to be born with a mask so there’s no confusion as to how to wear them.

                    Evolution is a great thing although there’s some creationists on here.

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                    • Originally posted by Mason89 View Post
                      According to the mainstream media, Big Pharma are going to poison millions of kids to prevent them dying from malaria. When will this madness end? Kids should be free to choose to die from malaria.
                      None of this happened before wee nippy got a haircut
                      When I was at Uni in the 90's I remember a lecturer telling me that there was an estimate that malaria had killed half of all the humans who have ever lived. something like 50 odd billion over the last 50,000 years. Google it if you don't believe me.

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                      • Originally posted by eastnuekdon View Post
                        When I was at Uni in the 90's I remember a lecturer telling me that there was an estimate that malaria had killed half of all the humans who have ever lived. something like 50 odd billion over the last 50,000 years. Google it if you don't believe me.
                        Yep, way out in front for killing humans. Still, we got by & we should return to letting people die from preventable illness. It’s PC gone mad I tell you

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                        • Originally posted by Mason89 View Post
                          Yep, way out in front for killing humans. Still, we got by & we should return to letting people die from preventable illness. It’s PC gone mad I tell you
                          Some fans on here think like Northern Ireland's finest:

                          "Medical staff chose their career. Being up close and personal to infectious diseases is part of the job description. If they don't like it they can always get a job in the admin department."

                          "Viruses existed before Covid, and they will again. That's their job, nobody forced them into this profession, they knew the risks."

                          "It's just a bad flu. No reason to bring the economy to a halt and lock everyone indoors."

                          "You sound like a Scientist now.... Don't talk dribble."

                          "Hand Space Face ....Save LIVES and Save the NHS....... did you miss the LIVES bit. People like you would love a forever lockdown...get out and ENJOY life, whatever it brings your way."

                          https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northe...omments-button

                          https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-northern-ireland-58823665

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                            • Originally posted by eastnuekdon View Post
                              When I was at Uni in the 90's I remember a lecturer telling me that there was an estimate that malaria had killed half of all the humans who have ever lived. something like 50 odd billion over the last 50,000 years. Google it if you don't believe me.
                              You can also google the claim and find articles disputing it, since official records began in the 1900’s it’s no where near that.

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                              • Originally posted by Basingstokered View Post
                                You can also google the claim and find articles disputing it.
                                The battle cry of all anti science moon units

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