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Clouseau

If you are right then they should be dominating top teams in the scrum. They don't, the Boks would make mince meat out of the Fr front row I rewatched the NZ FRA game fairly recently. Pretty sure NZ scrum had the upper hand. Moody in particular was nailing (must have been) Antonio. Moody is one of ...

Clouseau

You think they want to entertain this? German Government Data for the alleged Omicron variant of Covid-19, suggests that most of the “fully vaccinated” will have full blown Covid-19 vaccine induced acquired immunodeficiency syndrome (AIDS) by the end of January 2022, after confirming that the immun...

Clouseau

puku wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 6:43 pm Any events in the crowd on the opening weekend of the 6N to report?

I expect the excitement for the sweaties got the heart beating a wee bit faster than snapping out a duvet.

Rugby certainly seems to be immune from this mysterious post-vaccine condition.

Clouseau

franch fan wrote: ↑Mon Feb 07, 2022 2:38 pmDuPont

Can't you at least spell his name correctly?

Clouseau

Hmm… scrappy performance from France, we'll see as the tournament goes on if this Italian side is better than last year's, I certainly hope so, they played pretty well at times. The halfbacks will have to up their game next week, Dupont looked tired and Ntamack half-interested. And some will have to...

Clouseau

And we’re ruling out him having given it to his son then. Erm, there’s been loads of lockdowns post vaccines being rolled out ..... silly to claim otherwise. And we’re ruling out him having given it to his son then. Guess we'll never really know. But they had very different lifestyles, you know, on...

Clouseau

Go on who is he a danger to ? His parents for starters ? Anyone he lives with? Like a mate of mine who ended up in hospital after contracting it from his teenage son? Don't get where you're going here frankly. Transmission is as likely from a vaccinated teenager. Especially with the omicron. And un...

Clouseau

In my scenario the elderly and vulnerable would of course have a choice. Yeah of course. an unvaccinated teenager is a danger to absolutely no one at all, He absolutely is if he get's infected. Go on who is he a danger to ? His parents for starters ? Anyone he lives with? Like a mate of mine who en...

Clouseau

bimboman wrote: ↑Sun Jan 30, 2022 1:59 pm In my scenario the elderly and vulnerable would of course have a choice.

Yeah of course.

bimboman wrote: ↑Sun Jan 30, 2022 1:59 pm an unvaccinated teenager is a danger to absolutely no one at all,

He absolutely is if he get's infected.

Clouseau

I assume you don’t want to “categorise” the unvaccinated though. F ucking he’ll the dissonance. Hardly comparable, the unvaccinated are not asked or forced or to isolate are they, in fact only infected people are. And the unvaxxed have a choice. In your scenario old people and other vulnerables wou...

Clouseau

“stay indoors on your own”, then great but it isn’t a way to live either practically nor emotionally . I'm sure everyone agrees with that but think it's beside the point. As for “how to avoid the virus” , as I said it’s a silly premise Well I don't think so. "Protecting" the vulnerable effectively ...

Clouseau

bimboman wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 10:37 pmThe most obvious answer of avoiding catching covid would be to stay out of hospital considering that’s the largest identified single area of danger.

I think you'll find that hospitals are usually the places where they send people who have high rates of infection.

Clouseau

Erm, so my reply respiratory contact with the virus doesn’t imply the obvious “host”, it does and it answers your question. Erm, fine. In simpler tearms, you agree that the best way to avoid being infected by the virus is to avoid being in contact with someone infected by the virus, who was infecte...

Clouseau

Respiratory contact with the virus is by far the largest transmission. Everyone will have contact with the virus avoiding infection is ultimately fruitless. Another question: why do you find it so hard to answer a simple question? I’ve answered every question once again, I didn’t find my answers di...

Clouseau

Thanks.

And my questions? Sorry to insist.
In your own time if you're very busy, I'm not in a hurry.

Clouseau

Before the latest wave though. In Sweden's case? They brought in new restrictions two weeks ago. It’s not really that odd if you listen to the experts regarding restrictions on a respiratory virus any time before 2020. I'm all ears. Two questions : how does one get infected by this virus and what i...

Clouseau

Before the latest wave though. In Sweden's case? They brought in new restrictions two weeks ago. It’s not really that odd if you listen to the experts regarding restrictions on a respiratory virus any time before 2020. I'm all ears. Two questions : how does one get infected by this virus and what i...

Clouseau

Yeah, I think the “fact checker” accounts are just different sides of the same coin so I chose to post that instead. I wonder why. Otherwise, Swedish case numbers not looking very good recently. They started introducing more restrictions. Yep, just like practically every other country did when they...

Clouseau

Nope, if that’s what I thought that’s what I’ve had said. Good. Why do you seem so skeptical then? You could have told Mick he was posting rubbish, it's not that difficult. Yeah, I think the “fact checker” accounts are just different sides of the same coin so I chose to post that instead. I wonder ...

Clouseau

Solid list of separate reports of the same fact check. Solid. Does this means you think this Dr. Ryan Cole is correct? Nope, if that’s what I thought that’s what I’ve had said. Good. Why do you seem so skeptical then? You could have told Mick he was posting rubbish, it's not that difficult.

Clouseau

https://healthfeedback.org/claimreview/no-scientific-evidence-for-claim-by-pathologist-ryan-cole-that-covid-19-vaccines-weaken-the-immune-system/ https://www.ktvb.com/article/news/local/208/ceo-st-lukes-fact-checks-doctors-anti-vax-claims-idaho-statehouse/277-28e346f7-dd40-4dfc-9cbe-d8edbf576c34 ht...

Clouseau

Mick Mannock wrote: ↑Fri Jan 28, 2022 11:54 am https://twitter.com/backtolife_2019/sta ... 5683698689

I advise against opening this if jabbed.

Of course, this doctor could be lying.

Why do you post this shit, Mick ?

Clouseau

Dozy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 9:59 pm
Clouseau wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 9:57 pm
DAC_ wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 8:39 pm I hate it when they say things like this.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/heal ... n-26048545

How is this related to the Covid thingy?
Isnt everything now one of the symptoms

Get some sleep and make some sense, you festering pig bumhole.

Clouseau

DAC_ wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 8:39 pm I hate it when they say things like this.

https://www.mirror.co.uk/lifestyle/heal ... n-26048545

Hundreds suffer from silent heart condition that could kill 40,000 people in 5 years

How is this related to the Covid thingy?

Clouseau

https://www.krisinformation.se/en/hazards-and-risks/disasters-and-incidents/2020/official-information-on-the-new-coronavirus/current-rules-and-recommendations https://www.folkhalsomyndigheten.se/the-public-health-agency-of-sweden/communicable-disease-control/covid-19/how-to-protect-yourself-and-oth...

Clouseau

You claimed they had stay at home orders. Sweden does not have stricter requirements than France. Certainly far fewer mandates and laws. I wrote "stay at home requirements for example are stricter in Sweden". That's all In Sweden : Recommended not to leave the house In France : No measures https://...

Clouseau

It’s quite odd, raging at me about mentioning the restrictions in France and then confirming those restriction but claiming they’re not too serious. Including making something up about Sweden as a distraction, :lol: What did I make up about Sweden? Stay at home orders ? Their requirements and recom...

Clouseau

This particular tête-à-tête reminds me of the French telling us Brits we were having food shortages. :lol: It’s quite odd, raging at me about mentioning the restrictions in France and then confirming those restriction but claiming they’re not too serious. Including making something up about Sweden ...

Clouseau

bimboman wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 2:27 pmNo groups larger than 12 even outdoors in some places

What? Where? Can't find anything.

Clouseau

Dozy wrote: ↑Wed Jan 26, 2022 2:08 pm The majority in hospital is unvaccinated myth needs to stop guys

I believe you.

Clouseau

No nit just "some parts of Italy". Do some research, try again and stop being silly . In Paris there's no mask weraing outside and elsewhere only restricted to downtown areas of certain cities. And it's not enforced anyway. Border controls the same as UK. Yeah, "massive" restrictions. I see you dro...

Clouseau

Mask wearing outside. Vaccine passports, border controls. Yeah but “some parts of Italy”. No nit just "some parts of Italy". Do some research, try again and stop being silly. In Paris there's no mask weraing outside and elsewhere only restricted to downtown areas of certain cities. And it's not enf...

Clouseau

Oh and Sweden don’t have vaccine passports, they’re closing hospitality at 11pm and groups of 8 sitting down, hardly “stay at home”. Their "stay at home" requirements are stricter than France's. Bars and restaurants can close at 2am here as usual and there are no restrictions concerning the number ...

Clouseau

France hardly has the most stringent restrictions, they're quite relaxed compared to other european countries. The apparently massive and inuhmane measures restraining nightlife and stay at home requirements for example are stricter in Sweden. In some parts of Italy there's not much you can do with...

Clouseau

France hardly has the most stringent restrictions, they're quite relaxed compared to other european countries. The apparently massive and inuhmane measures restraining nightlife and stay at home requirements for example are stricter in Sweden. In some parts of Italy there's not much you can do witho...

Clouseau

Bimbo is saying that France should enforce tougher restrictions.

Clouseau

Flyin Ryan wrote: ↑Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:21 pmMacron [...] (I'll bet anyone $20 he runs to be EU Commission President in 2024)

I'm willing to take on that bet.

Great thread by the way. Scary, but very interesting (if you ignore the usual suspects).

Clouseau

terryfinch wrote: ↑Fri Jan 21, 2022 8:13 pm
backrow wrote: ↑Fri Jan 21, 2022 7:32 pm Am sure the Russians would think twice about invading if there were french troops deployed on NATO’s borders

https://www.euractiv.com/section/politi ... standings/

о, подожди….

Are you two going over there to fight?

Clouseau

I shudder to think what will happen when a proper pandemic hits given the polarisation caused by this one. Mick will probably end up like the Black Knight in the Holy Grail. If something properly deadly came along then behaviour changes wouldn’t require laws and force. One thing that’s made that le...

Clouseau

France easing their "massive" restrictions as well.
People will be able to frequent nightclubs and all that, well except the un-vaxed detritus, they'll have to wait a bit longer, the poor souls, imagine the hardship.

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