CoVid19 Part XI - 2,615 in ROI (46 deaths) 410 in NI (21 deaths)(29/03)*OP upd 28/03*

fritzelly

CaoinDory wrote: »

Guys quick question.

OH gas been told he has to come into work as delivering lime to farmers us an essential.

Is this the case? Not sure I believe his boss!!!

Farm work is essential so as a supply line it would be classed as essential

Woodsie1

CaoinDory wrote: »

Guys quick question.

OH gas been told he has to come into work as delivering lime to farmers us an essential.

Is this the case? Not sure I believe his boss!!!

Farmer need it to keep up food production...your man(you said truck driver?)is essential to keep supply chain going.
Ask him how many people he comes into contact with daily,ill bet its very very few,Im a trucker too and Im still working,Im face to face with less than 5 people a day on average...sometimes i see nobody only talk over intercomms

Funsterdelux

doylefe wrote: »

What's the difference between walking 2km from your home vs driving somewhere nice and secluded and going for a walk, like up a mountain.

People acting like it's airborne and you'll catch it if you go outside. Ridiculous.

What if someone coughs on your car door handle while your on your walk

BoatMad

paul71 wrote: »

Take him for a drive when you go shopping for food.

Great, you risk picking up the virus shopping and transmitting it to him in the car on the way home , or perhaps you have a sink and hot water in the car

CaoinDory

Woodsie1 wrote: »

Farmer need it to keep up food production...your man(you said truck driver?)is essential to keep supply chain going.
Ask him how many people he comes into contact with daily,ill bet its very very few,Im a trucker too and Im still working,Im face to face with less than 5 people a day on average...sometimes i see nobody only talk over intercomms

Ha ppl are still trying shake his hand but yea I get ya. Thanks.

Woodsie1

This is it wrote: »

I was already resigned to the fact I wouldn't see my little fella. His mam is diabetic so even before tonights restrictions we had decided it was a bad idea. Even when the 2 week lockdown ends, if it ends after two weeks, I'll likely still not see him, too risky. Video calls and plenty of them. Will try think of a few games to play over a video call, make the most of it.

Ive got an old PS4 here Im going to download Fortnite and play it with them,we can talk and have fun through that.
Havent played computer in years :pac:

bloodless_coup

Funsterdelux wrote: »

What if someone coughs on your car door handle while your on your walk

What kind of weirdo would cough on my door handle? Sure just wash the hands.

snoopboggybog

BoatMad wrote: »

That’s exactly the problem , common sense isn’t common , the government has asked you to STAY AT HOME , except for essentials like food and medicine ,

Why can’t you see that. It’s not about an individuals responsibility , because that was “ last “ week , this is no basically a directive to shelter in place

I agree fully with what your saying. I won't advise anymore.

It won't stop me doing mountain drives or scenic drives etc. where I won't interact with a single person but yea I'll stop giving advice.

Sorry.

Ipso

BoatMad wrote: »

How is legislation passed by a newly elected Dail, can be regarded as a junta , is beyond me

Sounds good to the pseudo libertarians on facebook.

Need a Username

snoopboggybog wrote: »

Just use your common sense, if he's not interacting with anyone will be fine.

If he's driving 20KM and going into different shops even though there's one a KM from his house then no.

This one of the things I’m asking about.

I need to go out tomorrow on an errand. Collect one small package from my sister’s house. I have to walk and will not be interacting with anyone.

Is it now a crime to walk from one place to another?

I’m the carer for my grandmother and I don’t want a Garda who has been interacting with other people coming up to me and potentially infecting me.

growleaves

What if someone coughs on your car door handle while your on your walk

What if someone sticks their head through your living room window and coughs?

Neyite

doylefe wrote: »

What's the difference between walking 2km from your home vs driving somewhere nice and secluded and going for a walk, like up a mountain.

People acting like it's airborne and you'll catch it if you go outside. Ridiculous.

Because everyone has the same idea and crowds flock to those nice scenic places meaning that people like my mother who live there can't even go for a walk around her own neighborhood for the hordes of thicks who let their kids run riot and invade her personal space with no parents giving a fcuk. And since kids are basically plague rats right now, she is trying to avoid them given her health issues.

khalessi

doylefe wrote: »

What kind of weirdo would cough on my door handle? Sure just wash the hands.

Have you seen the youtube videos and tik toc, its the covid challenge

BoatMad

snoopboggybog wrote: »

I agree fully with what your saying. I won't advise anymore.

It won't stop me doing mountain drives or scenic drives etc. where I won't interact with a single person but yea I'll stop giving advice.

Sorry.

Hopefully the Gardaí will stop people like u, it’s that thinking that has this lockdown forced on us

sasta le

https://mobile.twitter.com/SindyLJoyce/status/1243643740394328064
Travellers given priority testing

CaoinDory

Why does this still seem to be something people are struggling with? It has been said and written down in black and white.

STAY THE FCUK AT HOME!!!!!!

How are people seriously still asking if they can go "out for a drive"?
Is it seriously that hard for you to spend 14 days inside in order to help with this? What is wrong with people?

BoatMad

Need a Username wrote: »

This one of the things I’m asking about.

I need to go out tomorrow on an errand. Collect one small package from my sister’s house. I have to walk and will not be interacting with anyone.

Is it now a crime to walk from one place to another?

I’m the carer for my grandmother and I don’t want a Garda who has been interacting with other people coming up to me and potentially infecting me.

Is the package essential , ie can yiu live without it . If so , dont go , simples

Need a Username

doylefe wrote: »

What kind of weirdo would cough on my door handle? Sure just wash the hands.

What kind of ****head coughs at people because the internet told him to?

cnocbui

ChikiChiki wrote: »

Oooh edgyyy.

FFS some absolute children about. Probably the most critical juncture we are at since WW2, the biggest crisis we will face in our lifetimes and some selfish arseholes can't abide by the guidelines for 2 weeks at the minimum.

2K isn't really enough to get your heart rate up for long enough. I'll also continue going on my usual walks of 6 -8k. I'm in a rural location so unless hedges can catch the virus or give it, I should be fine.

CaoinDory

CaoinDory wrote: »

Why does this still seem to be something people are struggling with? It has been said and written down in black and white.

STAY THE FCUK AT HOME!!!!!!

How are people seriously still asking if they can go "out for a drive"?
Is it seriously that hard for you to spend 14 days inside in order to help with this? What is wrong with people?

Selfish arses are determined to carry on without a care in the world. Zero patience whatsoever, the health of other people can go to hell because they must take in the sights.

Antares35

BoatMad wrote: »

Hopefully the Gardaí will stop people like u, it’s that thinking that has this lockdown forced on us

Hopefully locals will report them also.

Need a Username

BoatMad wrote: »

Is the package essential , ie can yiu live without it . If so , dont go , simples

That depends on what you consider essential.

khalessi

Need a Username wrote: »

What kind of ****head coughs at people because the internet told him to?

The ignorant dumb weird ones who have no respect for anyone. Plenty of videos doing rounds of the covid cough challenge the covid lick something challenge

fritzelly

sasta le wrote: »

https://mobile.twitter.com/SindyLJoyce/status/1243643740394328064
Travellers given priority testing

Only one question - why?

dodzy

sasta le wrote: »

https://mobile.twitter.com/SindyLJoyce/status/1243643740394328064
Travellers given priority testing

Ah sure the poor travelers get nothing....


bunch of handout-gouging wasters.

tom1ie

sasta le wrote: »

https://mobile.twitter.com/SindyLJoyce/status/1243643740394328064
Travellers given priority testing

On what basis?

bloodless_coup

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

In breading leads to bad genes.

Need a Username

Need a Username wrote: »

What kind of ****head coughs at people because the internet told him to?

Same type of tools that have been talking about going running and cycling on here for the last few hours.

Need a Username

khalessi wrote: »

The ignorant dumb weird ones who have no respect for anyone. Plenty of videos doing rounds of the covid cough challenge the covid lick something challenge

Yes but my post was in response to someone not believing these types exist

sasta le

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

I started a thread asking was this right or wrong a few min ago but seems deleted

Funsterdelux

doylefe wrote: »

What kind of weirdo would cough on my door handle? Sure just wash the hands.

Exactly, you just dont know.

cnocbui

CaoinDory wrote: »

Why does this still seem to be something people are struggling with? It has been said and written down in black and white.

STAY THE FCUK AT HOME!!!!!!

How are people seriously still asking if they can go "out for a drive"?
Is it seriously that hard for you to spend 14 days inside in order to help with this? What is wrong with people?

Get a grip! No one is going to spread the virus or catch it, going for a drive. Put your reusable shopping bags in the car and take the long route to the shops.

cnocbui

cnocbui wrote: »

2K isn't really enough to get your heart rate up for long enough. I'll also continue going on my usual walks of 6 -8k. I'm in a rural location so unless hedges can catch the virus or give it, I should be fine.

Yes, yes they can. That's the whole ****ing pint of people being time to stay inside

snoopboggybog

BoatMad wrote: »

Hopefully the Gardaí will stop people like u, it’s that thinking that has this lockdown forced on us

Can you explain how I'll spread the Covid-19 by going for a drive?

paul71

cnocbui wrote: »

2K isn't really enough to get your heart rate up for long enough. I'll also continue going on my usual walks of 6 -8k. I'm in a rural location so unless hedges can catch the virus or give it, I should be fine.

FFS.

2km on the radius then 12.56km on the circumference of the circle.
2km on radius back.
Thats 14.56km.
You can run all you like within 2km of your home.

sasta le

tom1ie wrote: »

On what basis?

I started a thread asking why and was it right or wrong

Pretzill

What is wrong with certain people here? It's not rocket science just Stay Home - why the sudden need to F*uckin marathon run across the neighbourhood and far beyond...just stay indoors - keep yourself coronavirus free - nobody wants this, it could kill you, your friends, loved ones etc - the authorities are asking for two weeks you abide by a set of (let's face it, not difficult) requirements so that those of you on the front-line can get on with their vital work. (Without said marathon runner suffering a hamstring injury and further blocking the HSE)

Stay safe all

growleaves

Exactly, you just dont know.

But the same weirdo could break into your house and cough on you so maybe its best not to be at home.

There's no way to be prepare for behaviour that's totally unpredictable.

bloodless_coup

Why can't people just turn and run the opposite direction at the 2km point?

Need a Username

DubInMeath wrote: »

Same type of tools that have been talking about going running and cycling on here for the last few hours.

Not at all the same thing.

I think joggers are tools but if unless they hassling people by getting in their personal space then what harm are they doing?

snoopboggybog

snoopboggybog wrote: »

Can you explain how I'll spread the infection by going for a drive?

If you touch your car and the car touches the road and then other people come along that road.

It's passed via surfaces. How long it lives on them is not fully known yet

paul71

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

I suspect living conditions and average family sizes make them a higher risk group. I don't really have an issue with it.

Need a Username

Need a Username wrote: »

Not at all the same thing.

I think joggers are tools but if unless they hassling people by getting in their personal space then what harm are they doing?

If they have it, they are contaminating surfaces

BoatMad

snoopboggybog wrote: »

Can you explain how I'll spread the Covid-19 by going for a drive?

FFS , it’s not aimed at you , it’s aimed at everyone

, you may be the safest driver alive , never any accidents , the speed limits still apply to you

Get it

Need a Username

fritzelly wrote: »

Only one question - why?

They’d be more likely to get infected and do more infecting.

I would imagine this is why.

tom1ie

cnocbui wrote: »

Get a grip! No one is going to spread the virus or catch it, going for a drive. Put your reusable shopping bags in the car and take the long route to the shops.

What are you talking about? Government has said stay in. So guess what. Stay in!

blockfighter

We're going to win some amount of Olympic medals in cycling and running next year. #teamireland

Padre_Pio

Niner leprauchan wrote: »

If you touch your car and the car touches the road and then other people come along that road.

It's passed via surfaces. How long it lives on them is not fully known yet

Licking your tyres yeh?

What nonsense.

khalessi

growleaves wrote: »

But the same weirdo could break into your house and cough on you so maybe its best not to be at home.

There's no way to be prepare for behaviour that's totally unpredictable.

THats not part of the challenge yet

So until then STAY AT HOME

growleaves

growleaves wrote: »

But the same weirdo could break into your house and cough on you so maybe its best not to be at home.

There's no way to be prepare for behaviour that's totally unpredictable.

Probable why breaking into houses is a crime then