Crowds at Nottingham Arbetorium

[Saltings]

my friend and work colleagues daughter in uni   Nottingham  costing a lot of £      went to the party in the park  as seen on the news and others      i have never heard him swear  but he did that day and when she got home good friday night buzzing  party party  life's good     at uni       found her best friends dad 38 dead covid  the riot act was read by phill as mrs angel could do no wrong    phill out of character went apes ****     other vulnerable in the house  you selfish little bitch       two days later after sulking    she said its uni life   get over it            he said im not paying uni finishes         get a job          

[Rewulf]

8 hours ago, Saltings said:

my friend and work colleagues daughter in uni   Nottingham  costing a lot of £      went to the party in the park  as seen on the news and others      i have never heard him swear  but he did that day and when she got home good friday night buzzing  party party  life's good     at uni       found her best friends dad 38 dead covid  the riot act was read by phill as mrs angel could do no wrong    phill out of character went apes ****     other vulnerable in the house  you selfish little bitch       two days later after sulking    she said its uni life   get over it            he said im not paying uni finishes         get a job          

OK , let me get this straight.
Friends daughter at Notts uni went to the park, had a good time...

Then , almost immediately her best friends dad 'suddenly died of covid' at 38 years old ?
And somehow , its her fault for going to the park ?

Now 'Phill' is not going to pay for her uni education anymore, and 'miss Angel' has to get a job.
And heres me thinking they had to get student loans of 10s of 1000s of pounds  to pay for the course and accommodation ?
I also thought covid took a while to kill you, but obviously lifes a learning curve.
 

[Scully]

1 hour ago, Rewulf said:

OK , let me get this straight.
Friends daughter at Notts uni went to the park, had a good time...

Then , almost immediately her best friends dad 'suddenly died of covid' at 38 years old ?
And somehow , its her fault for going to the park ?

Now 'Phill' is not going to pay for her uni education anymore, and 'miss Angel' has to get a job.
And heres me thinking they had to get student loans of 10s of 1000s of pounds  to pay for the course and accommodation ?
I also thought covid took a while to kill you, but obviously lifes a learning curve.
 

I bow to your superior patience; I simply couldn’t be bothered. 

[Pangolin]

2 hours ago, Rewulf said:

OK , let me get this straight.
Friends daughter at Notts uni went to the park, had a good time...

Then , almost immediately her best friends dad 'suddenly died of covid' at 38 years old ?
And somehow , its her fault for going to the park ?

Now 'Phill' is not going to pay for her uni education anymore, and 'miss Angel' has to get a job.
And heres me thinking they had to get student loans of 10s of 1000s of pounds  to pay for the course and accommodation ?
I also thought covid took a while to kill you, but obviously lifes a learning curve.
 

And calls her a selfish little bitch over something that over 99% of people survive and barely hinders them when they have it....great parenting.

This has what its come to, christ.

Edited April 10, 2021 by Pangolin

[TIGHTCHOKE]

Damnation, I went out coaching and missed all the fun!

[ordnance]

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And calls her a selfish little bitch over something that over 99% of people survive and barely hinders them when they have it....great parenting.

I would be happy to call her a selfish individual, if she was out partying and putting vulnerable people in her household at risk, if that's what happened. 

[Dave-G]

3 hours ago, Pangolin said:

And calls her a selfish little bitch over something that over 99% of people survive and barely hinders them when they have it....great parenting.

This has what its come to, christ.

... And carries it to her own parents and grandparents and those of her mates.

[Pangolin]

10 minutes ago, Dave-G said:

... And carries it to her own parents and grandparents and those of her mates.

We best stay in a hole until this blows over then, don't see anyone, don't go to supermarkets filled with people, dont use public transport,  dont sit in a beer garden from monday with potentially 100 other people.....

Edited April 10, 2021 by Pangolin

[Dave-G]

34 minutes ago, Pangolin said:

We best stay in a hole until this blows over then, don't see anyone, don't go to supermarkets filled with people, dont use public transport,  dont sit in a beer garden from monday with potentially 100 other people.....

The issue is youngsters simply don't realise that a lot of older people have health issues that make them more vulnerable. I'm sure I'm not the only one who did'nt know the issues my parents and grandparents had when I was a youth because we generally didn't need to know. 

[ordnance]

2 hours ago, Pangolin said:

We best stay in a hole until this blows over then, don't see anyone, don't go to supermarkets filled with people, dont use public transport,  dont sit in a beer garden from monday with potentially 100 other people.....

Plenty are doing that, its more difficult not letting your children in the house.

[Scully]

2 hours ago, Pangolin said:

We best stay in a hole until this blows over then, don't see anyone, don't go to supermarkets filled with people, dont use public transport,  dont sit in a beer garden from monday with potentially 100 other people.....

👍

[vmaxphil]

But shorly if the over 60s are vaccinated there's no problem? or is vaccinating a waste of time then?

[Pangolin]

21 minutes ago, vmaxphil said:

But shorly if the over 60s are vaccinated there's no problem? or is vaccinating a waste of time then?

Too many are conditioned now, I think its called institutionalised in prison. Theyll be having complete breakdowns if we open up on June 21st even if they've been vaccinated.

[Rewulf]

21 minutes ago, vmaxphil said:

But shorly if the over 60s are vaccinated there's no problem? or is vaccinating a waste of time then?

Apparently so , 3 weeks of feeling like carp , and I'm still going to die a sudden covid death at the hands of a drunken student 😏

[Pangolin]

Just now, Rewulf said:

Apparently so , 3 weeks of feeling like carp , and I'm still going to die a sudden covid death at the hands of a drunken student 😏

*sudden death within 28 days of a positive test, edited for you haha.

[Rewulf]

1 minute ago, Pangolin said:

Too many are conditioned now, I think its called institutionalised in prison. Theyll be having complete breakdowns if we open up on June 21st even if they've been vaccinated.

I still hear people saying 'Its too soon!' 

Just now, Pangolin said:

*sudden death within 28 days of a positive test, edited for you haha.

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[Pangolin]

5 minutes ago, Rewulf said:

I still hear people saying 'Its too soon!' 

They need to go and hide under their bed.

I was at a permission the other day, talking to the owner. A contractor turned up to drop an invoice off. We were all chatting and the germ came up.....next thing this bloke is saying "it doesnt seem to be getting any better, people still dying...."

I was thinking "*** f are you talking about? Like 10 died with 28day last week"

But no, its not getting any better, F F S.

Edited April 11, 2021 by Pangolin

[Saltings]

On 10/04/2021 at 12:35, Rewulf said:

OK , let me get this straight.
Friends daughter at Notts uni went to the park, had a good time...

Then , almost immediately her best friends dad 'suddenly died of covid' at 38 years old ?
And somehow , its her fault for going to the park ?

Now 'Phill' is not going to pay for her uni education anymore, and 'miss Angel' has to get a job.
And heres me thinking they had to get student loans of 10s of 1000s of pounds  to pay for the course and accommodation ?
I also thought covid took a while to kill you, but obviously lifes a learning curve.
 

uni park jolly two days later got home learned of death    phill said his bit     but angel in mothers eyes its uni life   he exploded for the first time in their lives  after loosing his dad and other friends        it went through    a daughter     new born baby   wife      and killed him   on mothers side    it seems the little **** got the message   still at uni  and she is a selfish little bitch she treats her dad like ****      he pays for everything  uni car  insurance pocket money digs and more       the lack of respect is discussing   hes a plumber by trade and a good one  and not a rip off merchant        maby its time the little bitch gets a job so she know where money comes from             i put three through uni not one asked for money they got  jobs worked  through summer holidays  never asked but we helped them out      left uni owing nothing     and im a sole trader    carpenter fighting cancer           my daughters best friend works the covid ward at uhcw   from two days admittance onward dead           my daughters neighbour  coth death  8mth  old       a month later mom who worked in the hospital  crook  need hospital    three days later dead covid    38 yro      two toddlers at home  husband never seen her after ambulance took her to hospital      i can only speak as i find        one of my daughters boyfriends  went  out for a jolly ester sunday  covid crook as hell  last week and this             we have been shielding  from the start     or those working within the household   protecting me           i have not fired a shot or cast a fly  in  14 mts   i have seen too much death  i dont care  you  question me you carry on good luck  hope death doesn't come to your door 

[Rewulf]

5 hours ago, Saltings said:

i dont care  you  question me you carry on good luck  hope death doesn't come to your door

I'm still struggling to see how 'the little bitch' going to a park , killed all these people ?

Death comes for us all one day, it's always nice to say you had a life you enjoyed before it does.

[udderlyoffroad]

By some academic research, we've now reached 'herd immunity' as enough adults have had the vaccine.

As far as I'm concerned, the young mixing is a good thing, as they will spread it amongst their peers and accelerate herd immunity.

We will never reach the point where we've suffered enough for some people. Most of these people have 'had a good war' - i.e. their loved ones are close and they see no need to interact with other members of society.

If the levels of I'm-alright-Jack-ism on PW are any indication of society in general, we are in for a long ride until the restrictions are finally lifted, if at all.

The only shame is that these people - who are the real selfish bi**hes in my opinion, appear to have the ear of policy makers.

Edited April 12, 2021 by udderlyoffroad

[SpringDon]

Quite. It’s not like the virus will eradicated, so when the next variant appears is it back into lockdown in perpetuity?

The vulnerable have been vaccinated - good, let’s get back to business.

[Mice!]

3 hours ago, Rewulf said:

I'm still struggling to see how 'the little bitch' going to a park , killed all these people ?

Death comes for us all one day, it's always nice to say you had a life you enjoyed before it does.

Looks like you and others have missed the point, the girls family have obviously been affected by covid, yet she went out, mixed, parties then goes home like nothing matters, she hopefully hasn't killed anyone but she and others like her help the virus to spread, if people aren't looking out for their own families then what chance have strangers got?

We enjoyed seeing family last week, yes it turned cold in the garden but it was great seeing them, but we wouldn't have done that if anyone was vulnerable. 

I also trained for the first time since last March, just T&P but it was great to have a run out, luckily I don't think anyone has become seriously ill from covid at the club, so everyone was bouncing to get out.

But this week just gone I had to change shifts for a week, so mixed with two shifts I don't normally see, and 15 strangers in a class room, now everyone there will have been tested weekly but because of having to do that I decided not to go to rugby Saturday,  just as a precaution.

[udderlyoffroad]

16 minutes ago, Mice! said:

if people aren't looking out for their own families then what chance have strangers got?

You've missed the point.

There's more to looking out for your family than just this damn virus. 

Keeping our young locked up like this is doing no-one any favours.

To pick just one example: Breast cancer treatment referrals are 33% of normal levels.  Breast cancer doesn't just give up because we're locked down.

This lockdown continues to and will kill people, in all likelihood more than it saves.

[Rewulf]

18 minutes ago, Mice! said:

she hopefully hasn't killed anyone

Its daft quotes like that , that make it so much harder keep any kind of normality in this world today.
How can we ever move on from this , when some of the population are looking suspiciously at others, particularly the young , as being stupid and reckless, and inexplicably , as 'killers' ?

People die every day from disease, some of it transmissable, are the hospitals and nursing staff 'killers' because a patient gets infected within a hospital and dies ?
Are tobacco companies guilty of murder , because they sell a product that is known to cause cancer ?
Are pharma companies guilty of medical negligence because some vaccines lead to health complications and sometimes death ?
The girl did not break the law, but she is still guilty anyway.

Twisted logic.

26 minutes ago, Mice! said:

We enjoyed seeing family last week, yes it turned cold in the garden but it was great seeing them, but we wouldn't have done that if anyone was vulnerable. 

But...But... What if ?
How do you know they are not vulnerable , infected ?
Are you sure , why take the risk ??

 

[udderlyoffroad]

33 minutes ago, Rewulf said:

How do you know they are not vulnerable , infected ?

People always consider their own behaviour acceptable.

That (I think) is what Scully was trying to get at with his explanation of the youth's actions.

But, and here's the kicker, that behaviour doesn't particularly change with age, it's just you have more experience to draw on.