Coronavirus clap.
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I hope the wife doesn't call you 'the novice'
Andy
No, but she does call me a lot of other things............Idiot, pathetic, miserable, victor meldrew
My missus went outside to clap.
To my shame, I didn't join her.
I thought she was knocking the dust out of the vac filter
To my shame, I didn't join her.
I thought she was knocking the dust out of the vac filter
Fek me, I put the bins out at 8 o clock and got a round of applause.
Andy
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Walked round to the MILs to put her to bed, our nightly ritual, walked back the long way round and taken aback by the number of people out clapping, we will beat this together
Just watched it on the news and whilst it’s good to see so many thanking the NHS, I’m still concerned that it showed many people mainly in streets where they have a door opening onto the street or just a little way back and the neighbours are all well short of the recommended distance. Just have to wonder how many were infected tonight in this show of support.
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The best protection they have is for people to follow the government advice and stay at home.
That doesn't mean a trip to the seaside or the lake district is on the cards.
And keep washing your hands.
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That only reduces the surge in numbers. So how does that advice help the staff wearing bin bags for protection?
It means less and less bin bags will be needed.
So, is the clap on tonight or was last week the final one? I did see the woman who initiated the whole clapping movement say that last week should be the final clap. We'll see.
When this thread was resurrected, I looked at its title and thought it was something else to add to the list of symptoms
In the case of Taiwan, reduced the surge to (to all intents and purposes) bugger all.......
