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XMNN posted:his timeline is just him having meltdown about trans people and the woke police and it's like lunchtime on a Wednesday, does he not have something better to be doing with his life than being terminally angry online? I think this is the most delicious part of it, that poll showing the majority of women believe that trans women are women, and glinner has put himself in the "angry transphobe man" camp. e: Chromosome 9 contains over 130 million base pairs, of which over 85% have been determined. One set of these is DMRT1, doublesex and mab-3 related transcription factor 1, which is involved in making the gonads which produce sex hormones. It is on neither the X nor Y chromosome. Guavanaut fucked around with this message at 14:16 on Jun 23, 2020 |
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Jose posted:its essentially officially over as of July 4th now Yeah, it's just been confirmed. From BBC: From 4 July pubs and restaurants will be allowed to open both indoors and outdoors if they put in safety guidelines including table service online. Other businesses allowed to reopen will be: Hotels, bed and breakfasts, campsites and caravan parks Hair salons and barbers but with visors worn Playgrounds, museums, galleries, theme parks, outdoor gyms and arcades, libraries, social clubs and community centres However nightclubs, spas, indoor soft play areas, bowling alleys, water parks, indoor gyms, nail bars, swimming pools and water parks will not be able to reopen at this stage. Reduced to 1m where 2m isn't possible. Upshot is that it's now going to be possible to open pubs, I'm on a zoom presentation with BrewDog and others as I type: essentially 2m rule reduces capacity to 30% which is impossible for most businesses to open, 2m raises this to around 60-70% capacity which makes many more possible to open.
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I can tell you for nowt that most museums will not be reopening then. Certainly not the big ones. Though this does mean we probably get a second lockdown in about 2 months after murdering more people so that is "great". loving hell.
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I am staying the gently caress indoors until the middle of September and nothing will convince me otherwise. I will simulate the festival experience by sitting in a tent in my garden drinking koppaberg and doing whatever drugs i can score.
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At some point though we do need a plan for when it's ACTUALLY safe to go back into pubs again so I can buy a few people drinks in that London Edit: I mean people from this thread not just my regulars
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Josef bugman posted:Though this does mean we probably get a second lockdown in about 2 months after murdering more people so that is "great". loving hell. Perhaps I'm just being cynical and nihilistic, but I feel like in the certainty of an explosion of cases again, government policy will be to just plough through and not implement even the loosest of lockdowns until public outrage is high enough and actively forces their hand (again), and they'll pull a "don't go to work, but you only get paid 60% on furlough" or whatever.
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I wonder where they will draw the line between nightclub and pub
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Mr Owl posted:I wonder where they will draw the line between nightclub and pub That'll be interesting - I wonder if they'll insist on 11pm closing times. As it gets later and people get drunker they're much worse at distancing anyway, so it would make sense.
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Mr Owl posted:I wonder where they will draw the line between nightclub and pub There isn't a line! Typical tories, trying to enforce the vendor binary
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Mr Owl posted:I wonder where they will draw the line between nightclub and pub Around 11pm I expect
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Isomermaid posted:Typical tories, trying to enforce the vendor binary i want to dislike this post but i can't
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Isomermaid posted:There isn't a line! Typical tories, trying to enforce the vendor binary  sebzilla posted:Around 11pm I expect Also [e]: https://twitter.com/bbclaurak/status/1275396695711526913 Yep. Already there to shift the blame on the general public. Again. Pesky Splinter fucked around with this message at 13:19 on Jun 23, 2020 |
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Pesky Splinter posted:Perhaps I'm just being cynical and nihilistic, but I feel like in the certainty of an explosion of cases again, government policy will be to just plough through and not implement even the loosest of lockdowns until public outrage is high enough and actively forces their hand (again), and they'll pull a "don't go to work, but you only get paid 60% on furlough" or whatever. This has been my expectation since the original end, they could be doing 1k deaths a day and they still wouldn't willingly go back into lockdown and they absolutely wouldn't reinstate the furlough program.
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Is it actually true that Glinner's wife has left him over his idiocy?
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Pesky Splinter posted:Perhaps I'm just being cynical and nihilistic, but I feel like in the certainty of an explosion of cases again, government policy will be to just plough through and not implement even the loosest of lockdowns until public outrage is high enough and actively forces their hand (again), and they'll pull a "don't go to work, but you only get paid 60% on furlough" or whatever. Pretty much. I think that it's probably going to kill an MP before it goes anywhere though.
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He's had the filth come around to his house to warn him off it, so it wouldn't surprise me.
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StarkingBarfish posted:This chunky fucker likes to devour sunflower seeds whole, in-shell: Bullfinches are some of my favorite birds at the bird feeder. Over here their name means something like lord judge, dunno why they never struck me as judgemental or aristocratic.
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THIS IS THE FUTURE LIBERALS WANT njsykora posted:This has been my expectation since the original end, they could be doing 1k deaths a day and they still wouldn't willingly go back into lockdown and they absolutely wouldn't reinstate the furlough program. Yup, this is a pretty transparently numbers fuckhead move designed to restart the economy at the cost of lives. I feel so bad for all the shielding people who don't have the luxury my wife and I do of continuing to shield anyway.
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Gravastars posted:I hope he gets it again and actually dies this time.
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Isomermaid posted:There isn't a line! Typical tories, trying to enforce the vendor binary
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https://twitter.com/nickeardleybbc/status/1275396064556744708 beep boop real opposition
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This seems bad, but also unsurprising. https://twitter.com/BarristerSecret/status/1275357343019040768
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Christ, the death toll is still 135 a day, what the gently caress are they thinking
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Gort posted:Christ, the death toll is still 135 a day, what the gently caress are they thinking High enough that it's just a statistic, low enough that it doesn't look like a significant statistic.
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Gort posted:Christ, the death toll is still 135 a day, what the gently caress are they thinking "If we restart our economy before everyone else we win the economy race which will help the negotiations for future trade deals" Or something similarly sociopathic.
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Jun 23, 2020 13:38
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Humans bad at numbers. "But we have the NHS an extra £10million" Wow what a big number 135 people a day - wow what a small number
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I'll be honest - since my dad passed (Dying is expensive - don't do it) my mind hasn't been on COVID. Is it the case we are coming out too early? Are we likely to spike again? How bad is it going to be? I trust the UKMT more than other sources (for my sins).
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So for anyone with a brain, around the end of July is about the time every thirsty amateur will have stopped clogging up the pubs? That 4th of July weekend is gonna be New Years Eve+, none of the Spoons Gammon crowd are going to respect distancing/queueing in the slightest. I can't even see how any of the Soho pubs I drink in being able to operate under these shoddy as gently caress 'guidelines' anyway.
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What it looks like from the ONS data is that Covid has been smothered enough not to currently causing excess deaths in some regions, but in most of the midlands and north it's still active enough any reopening is a fools errand.
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Well the disease is still circulating heavily in the population, and the lockdown was the only thing controlling the spread, because the government was too slow and didn't contain it so now it's everywhere and realistically the only way to fix it is to either lockdown everyone for long enough for it to be almost eradicated (which the government won't pay for, or take the necessary step of telling banks and landlords to gently caress off which would limit the cost) or to just keep killing people until about 50% of the population have had it and become immune or died, at which point the infectivity may be low enough (owing to a lack of viable targets) that it may start to die back naturally. I would suggest if you want a vision of the future, look back in time at the point where we were at 160 odd deaths per day and climbing, then look forward on the death toll graph to see how the next few weeks will play out, albeit proably slightly slower due to the very scant restrictions still in place and with like, a two week lag time or something due to the incubation period. OwlFancier fucked around with this message at 13:49 on Jun 23, 2020 |
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His Divine Shadow posted:Bullfinches are some of my favorite birds at the bird feeder. Over here their name means something like lord judge, dunno why they never struck me as judgemental or aristocratic. Dompapen is legit one of my favorite scandi words. Bonus: Last few weeks I've only seen the male around, when previously it was him and his missus visiting the feeder daily. Today, he turned up with his LARGE ADULT SON:  Adolescent bullfinches are huge. Same size as an adult sparrow.
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His Divine Shadow posted:Bullfinches are some of my favorite birds at the bird feeder. Over here their name means something like lord judge, dunno why they never struck me as judgemental or aristocratic. Do they resemble a historical judge's or cleric's dress? As with cardinals looking like catholic clergy.
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Guavanaut posted:It's Tuesday though. I had to check too.  a whole extra day until the weekend, how could you do this to methespaceinvader posted:THIS IS THE FUTURE LIBERALS WANT oh well I'm glad the pandemics over and I will be straight down the pub because I "continue to trust in the common sense and the community spirit of the British people to follow this guidance, to carry us through, and to see us to victory over this virus” and definitely keep at least 1 m distance from each other and pay attention to the small print about it actually being 2 m unless you take "mitigations to reduce the risk of transmission", no matter how battered they get
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OwlFancier posted:Do they resemble a historical judge's or cleric's dress? As with cardinals looking like catholic clergy. 
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Re: pubs/clubs, the (very) large pubco I work for won't be opening any pubs past 11pm for the foreseeable
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XMNN posted:to be "fair" to them they have literally never pretended otherwise, it's been "business groups" and Tory MPs pushing for it the whole time. even now they have had to go to 1+ m which makes me wonder if they couldn't get sage or whoever to sign off on just dropping it to 1 m Don't worry the virus cannot go around corners, settle on your face hair or hands to be later transferred to your mouth nose or eyes, nor can it get into your drink and immediately go straight into your system.
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thespaceinvader posted:Don't worry the virus cannot go around corners The virus has a dreadful turning circle.
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