Coronavirus - Here for life (In high population density areas)

[Juhniallio]

@Thomas_Brady

You’ll find no answers at the end of a pint glass, just a temporary numbing of the pain that inflicts you. It’s very clear that a lot of lads on here are not happy within themselves… They’ve been blessed with this wonderful time to reflect and instead they’re just spending it yearning for childish things.

Fuck you mate. I swim most days and now I find out tides dont exist ? My whole life is falling apart. I’m buying a scalextric.

[Thomas_Brady]

It won’t stop you swimming, now you just no that you are either rotating into a bulge or out of a bulge…

Did you lads not go to primary school that you don’t know this?

[Juhniallio]

@Thomas_Brady

It won’t stop you swimming, now you just no that you are either rotating into a bulge or out of a bulge…

Did you lads not go to primary school that you don’t know this?

I was home schooled. I know nothing but how to make banana bread.

[myboyblue]

The Bourke’s of Mayo are flying it and they all home schooled.

[Thomas_Brady]

Maith an fear.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

As the forum member who said lads were underestimating the impact of Covid this time last year I’m calling this as near the end. We’ll be out the gap by May.

[Arthur]

Define out the gap? Will it involve the Walsh Cup final?

[TheUlteriorMotive]

We’ll have a meaningful summer.

[Tassotti]

Ye wont

[myboyblue]

This will be over any day now.

[Gman]

It’s fizzling out and it’s driving lads demented

[glasagusban]

Depends on where you’re from. Clare will probably have a short summer again.

[mikehunt]

@Tim_Riggins

People in aviation, events and hospitality have been fucked over in particular, with the head honchos who were given incredible resources to fight this, seeing zero accountability for their failures.

Schoolboy error not dumping those airline shares when rumours of this first broke.

[glenshane]

In case anyone missed it, you know have to be I’ll in order to have covid19. There’s also vastly higher likelihood that people dying from the coronavirus will actually have had the coronavirus. This was announced yesterday by the WHO…during the inauguration.

This is not entirely good news, while it will result in cases and covid related deaths plummeting, it will simultaneously lead to a rise in deaths from heart attacks, strokes, alzheimer’s etc.

[TheUlteriorMotive]

You’ll have to be actually sick now to be a case. Like every other disease. This must mean they don’t think people who aren’t sick can transmit it.

[mikehunt]

[Thomas_Brady]

The fuckwits on here might now stop getting lost in these ridiculous numbers RTE are throwing out every night.

[glasagusban]

Don’t be so gleeful about it pal.

A friend is a pilot in aer lingus, he’s been on half pay since March and now has no work for the foreseeable future, won’t be rostered on to fly a plane for at least two months. Ireland may not own the airline any more but it is vitally important to us. Apart from the tens of thousands of jobs it is the main plank of Ireland’s connectivity to the world.

There is a real risk it could be sold or broken up. If sold it’ll likely be relaunched as a low cost airline. That, or AL being broken up would likely see ireland lose its valuable connection slots with heathrow and other international connection hubs.

It should be obvious but as a small island and “the most open economy in the world”, connectivity is vitally important to us.

[Appendage]

I often thought this was an anomaly. I’m sitting here having a heart attack for example but I’ve no symptoms.

[glenshane]

@TheUlteriorMotive

You’ll have to be actually sick now to be a case. Like every other disease. This must mean they don’t think people who aren’t sick can transmit it.

I know. I’ll bet there isn’t a test for long covid though, or short covid, or hide under the bed covid…or maybe the next mutant strain de hour will avoid detection. This is a very crafty virus