ALBIONSAINT
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Interesting update on swissdoctor, especially the one about the death list for doctors! What is going on with all the inaccurate reporting?
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59 minutes ago, Helmettroll said:
I remember one summer in the early 80s running around the Love street pitch, my older sister stayed in Mossvale and had a bin bag full of ginger bottles, me and a mate were taking them round to the shop at the corner of Albion street when we noticed a turnstile door lying open, so we jumped in and layed the bag down and had a wee runaround the pitch and a seat in the dugouts, when we got back some cnut had fecked off with the ginger bottles..😪...True story BTW.
I remember me and a school chum who lived in Caledonia street made a swing in the old north bank during the close season, he tied a rope around one of the steel support beams and stood on a Stanchion near the top and swung out over the terracing, just mid- swing the knot on the rope slipped and he fell directly onto a stanchion legs apart! Don’t think he got any Father’s Day cards. True story
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2 minutes ago, antrin said:
FTOF (I think it was...) said exactly the same thing a few pages ago.
I agreed then, also.
Blatant plagiarism
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5 hours ago, antrin said:
No.
EVERYONE is not trying to use this data. It is NOT of the best quality, as I noted above with a couple of examples.
A large proportion of your so-called “world experts” are challenging it and consistently pointing out the stuff I’ve posted above.
it is their MULTIPLE critiques (of the data that you are blindly accepting) which has given me cautious optimism and lifted me above your Corporal Jones’-ish doom-laden blind panic.
i previously offered a link to some of them.
https://swprs.org/a-swiss-doctor-on-covid-19/
at the end of that article, there are daily updates - all from highly qualified, practising “world-experts”, none of whom - as far as I am aware - has been debasing themselves by posting simplistic graphs based on dirty data, on an obscure Scottish fitba forum.
But you wire in, oxter! A PhD must qualify you for something.
ETA I’d stay aff the bevvy if posting late on Saturday night, if I were you...
I don’t really do social media apart from this forum and a few what’s app groups. I have been using the link you provided a few days ago Antrim and it has helped me stay grounded to some extent. Thanks for sharing 👍🏻
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13 minutes ago, faraway saint said:
Are you gay?
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I see the Secretary of State for Scotland has COVID symptoms now, yet another one making there way to the doomsday bunker 🤫
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37 minutes ago, shull said:
A beautiful day.
McHargs the Bakers has reopened after it's closure yesterday.
Pie and Tea went down well.
Ah the simple things in life
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7 minutes ago, W6er said:
I just assumed because of your political views. What was it Churchill said?
Oh yes
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52 minutes ago, Bud the Baker said:
Interesting article that I reckon is worth a read...
I know at the moment we're focusing on how many are ill and to what extent but at some point maybe 12-18 months down the line the financial bill for Covid-19 will have to be met and then we'll face more attacks on our employment rights - I fear the worst.
Yes I fear the disease will be beaten but the patient will die due to the severity of the treatment. I can see the government raising the state pension age to 70 within the next few years. Income tax and national insurance will probably need to rise also.
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4 minutes ago, faraway saint said:
TBH I don;t agree with this part, unless thousands made the same trip to the same place.
A few individuals in their own car, having a walk with, or without, a dog poses NO risk IMO.
The usual place my wife takes the dog, a pond about a mile and a half from here is, officially, out of bounds.
She's slightly nervous about taking the dog there.
If she got stopped and there was any grief it would make a mockery of the whole situation, and that's what we don't need.
It does seem mad. I just cycled back from Tesco in Seedhill and passed Dominos pizza in Gauze street, couldn’t believe my eyes when I looked inside, at least 15 workers side by side making pizzas!!!
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4 minutes ago, faraway saint said:
Not really buying that.
There will be a massive drop in the requirement for fuel and we have considerable reserves.
The transport for fuel will be an essential business as will the refineries.
Just my opinion.
Fair point well made. Could it be that maybe by reducing car use, we reduce the risk of accidents that require hospital visits?
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2 hours ago, Hiram Abiff said:
Can someone explain how that guy is passing on the virus?
The virus is most easily passed on by prolonged contact with people in confined spaces
Exactly what the government is forcing us to do
And now we have the fascist police state doing this
I think it’s more to do with discouraging travel to places that you need a car to get there. Given that oil refineries will probably be next service that will be adversely effected by the virus
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1 hour ago, shull said:
More Fake News
Matt Hancock has the Virus.
Another one in the doomsday bunker
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1 hour ago, truesaint said:
If it is of interest you can follow the track of 1998 OR2 which if it speeds up and changes course then it would be an extinction level event. Extremely unlikely but still a small percentage of a chance. Last updated on the 25/03 as it currently stands.
https://ssd.jpl.nasa.gov/sbdb.cgi?sstr=52768&orb=1
In fact the more I think about it the more it makes sense, Prince Charles has the virus and now Boris. They both have to “self isolate’ so the general public should not worry if they don’t see them in the next few days, they are definitely not in a doomsday shelter where all the other elites will be gathering over the next week or so 😉
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27 minutes ago, shull said:
More sad news...
McHargs the Bakers has pulled the shutters down.
Still got a couple of options to feed my face, so all is not lost.
FAKE NEWS JUST IN
Boris has the Virus.
cosmos in love street also closing.....nooooooo
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what if there is no COVID virus? What if governments around the world know something terrible is going to happen that they have to have total control of the population, so they engineered this whole episode to use as a drill for the real disaster that is coming? Are Aliens due to invade? or is it a meteor?
right that’s it no more Netflix for me. -
What we do in the shadows on Prime is very funny, same guys that did flight of the concords. The green book is also very good.
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Great article in the Paisley express today about the Paisley lions speedway team. We used to stand at the corners and duck down to avoid the sheet of red blaze chips which were thrown up as the riders skidded around the track. Great days!
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1 minute ago, oaksoft said:
It's way too early to be talking about final fatality rates in Wuhan or anywhere else you utter spangle.
Too be fair, this is the figures quoted on the BBC article this morning.
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5 minutes ago, shull said:
Dry your fecking eyes.
It's football.
Ripping the arse out of addicted fans for years.
Feck the lot of them and you.
I will get another job.
Don’t worry, got you one 👍🏻
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20 hours ago, shull said:
Rage ?
I am absolutely thrilled. Dancing for delight if they all went bust.
What the hell is wrong with you man? Will you be dancing with delight if people can’t afford taxis anymore?
it’s times like this we should be pulling together to help the club, real people, with real jobs work at the club and are at risk of losing there livelihood. Not to mention the countless pubs & catering outlets, grow up.
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1 minute ago, St.Ricky said:
And I'm off to watch the final few minutes... Good night all. COYS
Good night John boy.
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Massive win. Saints were up for it straight from the start. I have no idea how Hearts managed to beat Sevco and Hibs recently, they were very poor and look like a team with no desire to fight for survival. Six minutes injury time was a bit nerve wracking, but in all truth Hearts never looked like scoring.
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18 minutes ago, faraway saint said:
I don't know why you give that lot the time of day.
This places is bad enough but the Facebook crew are something else.
Makes this place look like we have some candidates for University Challenge.
Representing Paisley, scumbag college, reading contemporary views on a St Mirren forum.
Coronavirus
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Hospital acquired viruses are very common , I don’t usually agree with Peter Hitchin , but he has a few fair points