If C***d -1* wasn't around, what would we be doing?

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Taoiseach Michael Martin meeting Boris Johnson re Brexit
Giving out about Ireland being eliminated at the semi finals of the Eurovision and eastern European countries voting for each other.
Buying Wexford strawberries at the side of the road
Moaning about waiting times for operations in the HSE
Forever homes not being built quick enough
Barbeques in action
Stress for students preparing for the Leaving Certificate
Flocking to Spain and Italy for holidays
Worrying about a drought affecting water supply
Shortage of workers as unemployment rates drop
Asylum seekers not welcome in Bally****town

If it is any consolation, we still wouldn't have been happy

suicide_circus

why would you want to imagine life without C-19?

Massive increase in state control over our movements and incomes. Neighbours spying on eachother. Nightly broadcasts from the Ministry for Fear and Compliance.

It's a wet dream for some.

TheValeyard

suicide_circus wrote: »

why would you want to imagine life without C-19?

Massive increase in state control over our movements and incomes. Neighbours spying on eachother. Nightly broadcasts from the Ministry for Fear and Compliance.

It's a wet dream for some.

Well, that's a complete overreaction

suicide_circus

TheValeyard wrote: »

Well, that's a complete overreaction

I couldn't agree more

drunkmonkey

I'd be happy, probably hung over but happy. I'd grab some food from Julia's Lobster Truck and wash it down with fresh pints while watching the pretty ladies pass by.
Only 1538 hours, 32 minutes and 8 seconds until i'm living the dream again

Jim_Hodge

I'd, right now, be at my grandson's christening and giving my children and grandchildren a hug as we enjoy a family day together. This pandemic is one of the saddest periods of our lives. If Covid -19 wasn't around we wouldn't be worrying constantly about the risks our sister or daughter face every day they go to work in the hospital. This is a b*****d of a thing.

drunkmonkey

Jim_Hodge wrote: »

I'd, right now, be at my grandson's christening and giving my children and grandchildren a hug as we enjoy a family day together. This pandemic is one of the saddest periods of our lives. If Covid -19 wasn't around we wouldn't be worrying constantly about the risks our sister or daughter face every day they go to work in the hospital. This is a b*****d of a thing.

Stop worrying go see your grandson and family or get them to come to you, I've giving up trying to get my mum to cocoon, she's fed up with it even gave out to me for not bringing up the grandkids. She's more afraid of us than any of the grandchildren, both their grandmothers are the same now, neither give a flying feck when it comes to seeing their grandchildren.

fryup

staying indoors and watching TV

TheValeyard

fryup wrote: »

staying indoors and watching TV

Exactly. We're not been asked to storm the beaches of Normandy or retake Stalingrad. Just stay home and cop on.

sunbabe08

Getting excited for me trip to America. *sigh*

This week I would have a hair appointment, nail appointment and waxing appointment and I’d probably make trips to clothes shops a few times.

This Friday I would have been packing a few different bags. 1st bag would have been for the hotel where my nephew would have got married. 2nd bag would have been for holiday abroad 2 days later.

Children of the that Irish Rugby Player and GAA allstar camogie player would be strutting their jerseys on the street.
The dad would point that advert stating "You're a great team player" outside filling stations to his GAA playing offspring.
Meanwhile his other kid boasts about his own Vodafone brand phone: Vodafone are fully behind the Irish rugby team.

StupidLikeAFox

With your censored title it's very hard to know if you are talking about covid 19 or one of the previous 18 covids

Boards Re-regs and "Whataboutery" buffoons would be focusing more on issues like Brexit, Sport, Politics and AH forums