Andy Fordham

[only85]

What sticks out is the gambling. Where did you escape to?
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believe it or not theres a decent number of expats in poland scattered about, obviously not as many as in oz but a decent smattering none the less

[Paddy McGinty]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

It's the end of their Worlds, have you no feelings....

[Skewball]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

[oche balboa]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

[Paddy McGinty]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

So what? They still die prematurely because of covid. 100,000 deaths, one of the worst in the world, well done Boris.

[only85]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

So what? They still die prematurely because of covid. 100,000 deaths, one of the worst in the world, well done Boris.

Yes but in england remember to doff your cap & tug your forelock & no your place the old skool tie from eton knows best, funny the rest of the disunited kingdom see things differently where the scum & mail don't sell very well in comparison to little england

[Paddy McGinty]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

So what? They still die prematurely because of covid. 100,000 deaths, one of the worst in the world, well done Boris.

Yes but in england remember to doff your cap & tug your forelock & no your place the old skool tie from eton knows best, funny the rest of the disunited kingdom see things differently where the **** & mail don't sell very well in comparison to little england

Those papers are designed to be divisive, folk should wake up to the propaganda which flood through our news stands.

[Rout]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

So what? They still die prematurely because of covid. 100,000 deaths, one of the worst in the world, well done Boris.

Johnson. He's not your mate.

[Skewball]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

Actually funilly enough the interviewer asked exactly that and he said most yes but they were nearly all quite minor, the two examples he used were diabetes and 'a little overweight' was his exact words , so guess what, if you had been on the ward you would've classed as 'pre existing conditions'....
So before you jump to conclusions, that could be you in that ward, being dismissed by someone on a forum who just says it's ok because you have a pre existing condition..and you don't look 'a little overweight' to be blunt.

[Case]

Take care of your vitamine B1, 12, C, D and a slight jog.

[MrLil8]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Whereas the niece of my next door neighbour died a couple of weeks ago aged 29.

Whilst this is extremely unlikely, this is still a dangerous illness.

Thats just unfortunate, and like with plenty other illnesses and diseases, death does occur. Unexpectedly.

We going to lockdown and hide from everything until death completely stops? It’s ridiculous.

[Skewball]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Whereas the niece of my next door neighbour died a couple of weeks ago aged 29.

Whilst this is extremely unlikely, this is still a dangerous illness.

Thats just unfortunate, and like with plenty other illnesses and diseases, death does occur. Unexpectedly.

We going to lockdown and hide from everything until death completely stops? It’s ridiculous.

So with the hospital's full and at breaking point, and unable to do routine operations etc... What would you do today? Lift lockdown ?
No you wouldn't unless you want people dying in corridors so don't make ridiculous statements.

[Rout]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Whereas the niece of my next door neighbour died a couple of weeks ago aged 29.

Whilst this is extremely unlikely, this is still a dangerous illness.

Thats just unfortunate, and like with plenty other illnesses and diseases, death does occur. Unexpectedly.

We going to lockdown and hide from everything until death completely stops? It’s ridiculous.

There's this thing called a vaccine being rolled out at the moment.

[oche balboa]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

Actually funilly enough the interviewer asked exactly that and he said most yes but they were nearly all quite minor, the two examples he used were diabetes and 'a little overweight' was his exact words , so guess what, if you had been on the ward you would've classed as 'pre existing conditions'....
So before you jump to conclusions, that could be you in that ward, being dismissed by someone on a forum who just says it's ok because you have a pre existing condition..and you don't look 'a little overweight' to be blunt.

I agree Overweight is classed as a pre existing condition and many people who are overweight have died from covid.

[oche balboa]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Most but not all, so what is exactly your point?
An ICU doctor was on the radio this morning with a ward full of ICU patients all in their 50s and 60s.
So, given that fact what exactly are you saying you would do differently today?

Yes many of them will have underlying health conditions

Actually funilly enough the interviewer asked exactly that and he said most yes but they were nearly all quite minor, the two examples he used were diabetes and 'a little overweight' was his exact words , so guess what, if you had been on the ward you would've classed as 'pre existing conditions'....
So before you jump to conclusions, that could be you in that ward, being dismissed by someone on a forum who just says it's ok because you have a pre existing condition..and you don't look 'a little overweight' to be blunt.

I agree Overweight is classed as a pre existing condition and many people who are overweight have died from covid.

[oche balboa]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Whereas the niece of my next door neighbour died a couple of weeks ago aged 29.

Whilst this is extremely unlikely, this is still a dangerous illness.

Thats just unfortunate, and like with plenty other illnesses and diseases, death does occur. Unexpectedly.

We going to lockdown and hide from everything until death completely stops? It’s ridiculous.

There's this thing called a vaccine being rolled out at the moment.

And judging by reports we will have longer lockdown then in Spring, And some scientists want restrictions to happen over next winter

[oche balboa]

Good to hear he's on the mend.

Also demonstrates that COVID doesn't even kill those with huge underlying health problems. It's a horrible disease that I lost a second relative to this week (both elderly) but it is not the end of the world.
Most people do survive and many, especially the young barely exhibit symptomsin most cases. Life goes on.

Whereas the niece of my next door neighbour died a couple of weeks ago aged 29.

Whilst this is extremely unlikely, this is still a dangerous illness.

Thats just unfortunate, and like with plenty other illnesses and diseases, death does occur. Unexpectedly.

We going to lockdown and hide from everything until death completely stops? It’s ridiculous.

There's this thing called a vaccine being rolled out at the moment.

And judging by reports we will have longer lockdown then in Spring, And some scientists want restrictions to happen over next winter

[Wookiee]

Is there an echo in here or is Oche just a bellend?

[Black Velvet]

Reads like both.

[Case]

Oche being right yet repetitive. Lockdowns will be normal this year, till the first of April at least.