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Heymans wrote: ↑Tue Oct 20, 2020 4:29 pm Je l'ai vu dans un article du monde, tu devrais trouve facilement avec google.

Yep trouvé (Figaro). Merci.

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Not sure if this bit is true? Details of the attack and investigation were given by the anti-terrorism state prosecutor, Jean-François Ricard. He named the suspect as Abdoulakh A. - an 18-year-old man, born in Moscow of Chechen origin. He came to France with refugee status as a boy and was unknown ...

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DAC_ wrote:Some of the best cadaver dogs in the world agree.

I'm trying to imagine the meeting where they all agreed, probably by sniffing their arseholes.

Great thread.

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La soule wrote:There are risks indeed though.

Yes getting hit by lightning apparently. Stay safe

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Again, each to their own and their own circumstances, but the level of risk in 3 weeks time of catching it should be negligible and still negligible for doing any serious harm. Yes, well that's why we (as in my family) are waiting another 3 weeks. To reduce further risk —in our opinion, whatever th...

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The govt have done way to good a job of scaring the shit out of everyone. So there's no risk? The point being there's a good chance there's no feasible way to minimise risk and return to normal. (Unlikely but very much in the ball park) How long do you wait it out before it's genuinely a detriment?...

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zzzz wrote:The govt have done way to good a job of scaring the shit out of everyone.

So there's no risk?

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Gospel wrote:It'd be like me commenting in a French rugby forum and then piling in on Macron and the stupidity of voters. I am fairly sure they'd be a few calls for me to look to my own.

Absolutely, we also have a fair share of precious morons*.

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Seriously, where? And even if we did, why wouldn't be allowed to comment when you feel quite free to pile in on the french and other governments yourself? Stop being so precious. We're not doing any better than you if that makes you more comfortable. You called me obsessed for pointing out these co...

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Well fück me who'd have thought Clement would rate Macron better than Boris :lol: Yeah that surprised me too. To be fair you're the one who seems obsessed by Macron. I am amused by the contradictions given you garlic munchers spend so much time piling into the UK Government whilst your own house is...

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Gospel wrote:
DragsterDriver wrote:Well fück me who'd have thought Clement would rate Macron better than Boris
Yeah that surprised me too.

To be fair you're the one who seems obsessed by Macron.

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So Macron's slogan is "Save Lives, Remain Prudent" and it's been greeted without the mass media bed wetting "Stay Alert" has caused over here. Strange times we live in. :thumbup: :thumbup: Absolute bollocks. The french press has piled in Edit- some parts anyway. If I can be arsed after supper, I'll...

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Oh ffs mog. It's not just a nasty cold. Erm ... yes it is. That's exactly what it is. :thumbup: I'll let the people I know who felt like absolute shit for two weeks and took another to fully recover that it was just a nasty cold. Everything's cool. It is, literally, in medical terms, a type of cold...

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More evidence that Neil Ferguson's analysis was not worth the electrons that his 15,000 lines of legacy code executed. This paper demolishes Ferguson's reputation further, using illustrations with data from Sweden the whole basis of Health Services being overwhelmed without a lock down is demonstra...

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Mog The Almighty wrote:
CM11 wrote: Oh ffs mog. It's not just a nasty cold.
Erm ... yes it is. That's exactly what it is.

I'll let the people I know who felt like absolute shit for two weeks and took another to fully recover that it was just a nasty cold.
Everything's cool.

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Pat the Ex Mat wrote:I had the misfortune of working for one of the main publishing houses for a few years and saw what happens behind the scenes...

I work in publishing and therefore quite interested in hearing about your experience.

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Ah so you are quoting an openly right wing, neoliberal source that is supporting an openly right wing, neoliberal govt... Don't shoot the messenger. I think they raise some interesting points. Calling the UK Government right wing in light of them turning on the spending taps far in excess of your b...

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I'm trying to understand the argument.
Testing is meaningless because my country/government/political party is better than yours and it's not testing much.
Testing is crucial because my country/government/political party is better than yours and it's testing massively.
Would this be accurate?

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The issue is that this is a quintessential Black Swan event. By it's nature, it is difficult to compute consequences given the lack of data but I think it's reasonable to postulate this will precipitate fundamental changes in consumer behaviour that will likely manifest in the further atrophying of...

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So it’s the least of our worries because it isn’t going to happen..... (It is going to happen and be a disaster ) You heard it here first folks. Economic collapse due to multinationals deserting major capital cities. Simpleton. The flight from expensive office space is almost a given post this cris...

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So it’s the least of our worries because it isn’t going to happen..... (It is going to happen and be a disaster ) You heard it here first folks. Economic collapse due to multinationals deserting major capital cities. Simpleton. The flight from expensive office space is almost a given post this cris...

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Sandstorm wrote:They have issued them all with a budget to purchase desk/chair/office equipment for their homes if required.

Will they issue budgets for larger homes?
I've spotted a nice flat + roof garden and pool not too far from my place that looks interesting.

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Hang on, I haven't been on here much, but bimboman trusts the science now?

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I would certainly like to think so, this is something we are all in together. I am no hypocrite I told my daughter she wasn't allowed to leave London and come down to isolate with us after lockdown had been declared. I also will not let the kids make unnecessary journeys or leave the house more tha...

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It's all about odds. It was much more prevalent in London; hence lots of people leaving London greatly increases the odds of an outbreak in the areas they go to. If they're really stupid, yes. But as further discussed, more about selfishness and in some cases, desperation as I'm sure most knew exac...

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Ideally London should have entered lockdown much earlier given where it was on the curve relative to the rest of the UK but managing that would have been impossible. When Macron announced he was going to lock down Paris millions headed out of town which spread the infection. Same thing happened in ...

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Heymans wrote:Is it really that bad?

Do you mean doing 15-20 knots ? All depends on the sea conditions I guess. On a nice, flat, protected bay, lake or lagoon it's a lot of fun. In choppy swell much less. And with those type of boats you'll need at least 20-25 knots of wind.

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For that type of boat it's not bad I guess, not suprised the skipper's happy. On a modern 35-40 foot cruiser going 8 to 10 knots it feels like you're flying. The fastest I've been was on a Tornado, probably 20 knots (and probably exagerrating) and I was shitting myself. How these guys do this https:...

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Wow France. They've been on lockdown since the 17th, would really hope to start seeing some drops in their deaths soon. Is this another care homes correction figure? You'd hope so. But still. :uhoh: Guess it could also be the weekend lag effect, just looks worse since they're ahead. It is another c...

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Hang in there Boris.

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The '97-'98 French double Slammers would be very high on my list. They were two very different sides though. The 97 Slammers were humiliated later that year by (a very good) South Africa, a few careers ended that day (Cabannes, Saint-André, Lacroix, Merle and a few others) The 94-95 side was pretty...

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I miss Laurent Cabannes

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Australia is so f**ked. Will probably just have to nuke it and start again. Bondi, 7pm last night: https://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/8da78259e090867e11abb96110dcfa60?width=650 Hmm… at what time does the sun go down in Sydney in march ? 7pm Cheers. It's just that, that doesn't look like sunset. Ap...

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Bindi wrote:Australia is so f**ked. Will probably just have to nuke it and start again.

Bondi, 7pm last night:

Hmm… at what time does the sun go down in Sydney in march ?

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Why has panic buying continued in the UK? Or is it just your media stirring up a crisis? I went down to a big Sainsbury's at lunch and multiple aisles were completely empty. All I wanted kidney beans, but the entire aisle was bare. No tinned anything. You’re still nipping into supermarkets? Lads co...

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Just read about the yellow vests in Paris, what a shower of narcissistic arseholes. Link ? https://www.google.co.uk/amp/s/amp.france24.com/en/20200314-french-yellow-vests-defy-coronavirus-measures-to-demonstrate-in-paris-on-eve-of-elections https://twitter.com/ClementLanot/status/123887181447192166...

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YOYO wrote:Connected alright.

Just banter.

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Too embarrassing for the Welsh this year ?

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I thought it hadn't connected watching the game. Didn't do much damage though.

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Well done Scotland, they were pretty good today

We're still inacapable of being favorites, some of those guys have been reading the papers too much. Hope they'll learn from this. A Grand Slam would have been quite undeserved.

Massive test next week.

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