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By (user no longer on site) OP   
over a year ago

Great debate guys, love the feed back from my other post. It wasn’t really about COVID it was about seeing how many people actually read a question how it was not how they think it. I never said I think it’s blown out of proportion, I just asked a question. Yet people got on and called me names and abuse. Just shows how ignorant people are............key savage comments

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary

Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

yes op, you will always see people's true colour's on the forum section

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end. "

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed down

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed down"

I think some teachers said if it hits L5 they wont work.im starting to think schools could be an issue with covid spread. Asymptomatic kids passing it to other asymptomatic kids hence giving it to teachers and bringing into households. It remains to be seen what theyll allow and what they wont

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

you can't Rule it out but by that logic why are there not more teachers out with it.

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By *humper22Woman
over a year ago

waterford


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed down"

I work in a supermarket and since this all started we have taken every precaution to keep ourselves and customers safe. I know for a fact that not one member of staff where I work has got it. Yet I know customers that have been away on holiday and in the shop the day after coming back.. Also people need to eat where else would they be able to go to ger there groceries

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed down

I work in a supermarket and since this all started we have taken every precaution to keep ourselves and customers safe. I know for a fact that not one member of staff where I work has got it. Yet I know customers that have been away on holiday and in the shop the day after coming back.. Also people need to eat where else would they be able to go to ger there groceries "

it's a bigger risk in supermarkets than a closed bubble in a classroom

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By *humper22Woman
over a year ago

waterford


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed down

I work in a supermarket and since this all started we have taken every precaution to keep ourselves and customers safe. I know for a fact that not one member of staff where I work has got it. Yet I know customers that have been away on holiday and in the shop the day after coming back.. Also people need to eat where else would they be able to go to ger there groceries

it's a bigger risk in supermarkets than a closed bubble in a classroom"

Kids spend longer in a bubble then people do in a supermarket

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By *anFromMarsMan
over a year ago

North


"yes op, you will always see people's true colour's on the forum section"

There has been plenty of outbreaks in schools your just not hearing about it as they are trying to keep the schools open as long as they can without causing panic. Whole classrooms have been sent home and there teacherfor 14 days as close contacts after 1 classmate tested positive. Other pupils from these classes and family members have tested positive as a result. The health minister goes on the evening update all last week saying schools are not a issue for covid spread knowing full well they are he's choosing not to disclose the stats

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

I know, but there is a bigger risk from supermarket. also the world health organisation has publically stated that you are more likely to get it off an adult than a kid.

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By *humper22Woman
over a year ago

waterford


"I know, but there is a bigger risk from supermarket. also the world health organisation has publically stated that you are more likely to get it off an adult than a kid. "

Clearly not with the amount of kids that are getting it and passing it on.

At the end of the day kids need to go to school and people need to shop just need to have to deal with it the best we can

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
over a year ago

My town

At the start of this in March kids where the first pulled out of school colleges etc as it was said they are carriers.... we are now heading into either level 4 or five....schools more than likely will remain open. I've a kid in secondary which has had two confirmed cases letters was sent out and nothing more done. Do I think cases have risen since schools started. Government think its safer with them wearing masks and social distancing. Half the time kids masks are hanging off there ears all carrying on as normal till class starts and on the masks go

So no its not safer.

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary


"At the start of this in March kids where the first pulled out of school colleges etc as it was said they are carriers.... we are now heading into either level 4 or five....schools more than likely will remain open. I've a kid in secondary which has had two confirmed cases letters was sent out and nothing more done. Do I think cases have risen since schools started. Government think its safer with them wearing masks and social distancing. Half the time kids masks are hanging off there ears all carrying on as normal till class starts and on the masks go

So no its not safer.

"

I think school is a big issue but it's been deemed essential

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By *etmebeurfantasyWoman
over a year ago

My town


"At the start of this in March kids where the first pulled out of school colleges etc as it was said they are carriers.... we are now heading into either level 4 or five....schools more than likely will remain open. I've a kid in secondary which has had two confirmed cases letters was sent out and nothing more done. Do I think cases have risen since schools started. Government think its safer with them wearing masks and social distancing. Half the time kids masks are hanging off there ears all carrying on as normal till class starts and on the masks go

So no its not safer.

I think school is a big issue but it's been deemed essential "

number of cases in schools are high its just not being highlighted too much its all very hush hush....

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By *rmrs1234Couple
over a year ago

Waterford


"At the start of this in March kids where the first pulled out of school colleges etc as it was said they are carriers.... we are now heading into either level 4 or five....schools more than likely will remain open. I've a kid in secondary which has had two confirmed cases letters was sent out and nothing more done. Do I think cases have risen since schools started. Government think its safer with them wearing masks and social distancing. Half the time kids masks are hanging off there ears all carrying on as normal till class starts and on the masks go

So no its not safer.

I think school is a big issue but it's been deemed essential number of cases in schools are high its just not being highlighted too much its all very hush hush.... "

Absolutely.

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas

well all right let's lock everything up and get more depressed loose our buisness become dependant on dole for many years. that's the way we are heading. And before I get jumped on I am fully aware of the dangers of covid with close personal experience. I am also aware of the dangers of overwhelming the system.

I have kids so yes I know the anxiety of sending them out.

lockdown won't work.

there will be more suicides than covid deaths but that will kept hush hush.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

I don't thinks it's blown out of proportion but what grinds my gears at present that the government is using the same lumberjack approach they used at the beginning of the pandemic, namely close the whole shop regardless of the consequences.

It is as no progress has been made worldwide in the last 8 month how to deal with and what we know about the virus.

It's like someone played Lego when defining those 5 levels, add a little cube there and take out a brick here, completely failing to define worst case and best case scenario and then work out 3 levels inbetween that are comprehensive, distinguishable and understandable. But sure every household got a color printed 5 level brochure, so we're grand, hang it up on the wall, doesn't matter if it's already out of date.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"..... but what grinds my gears "

You goddam hero DH

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By *unnyfookMan
over a year ago

Naas


"I don't thinks it's blown out of proportion but what grinds my gears at present that the government is using the same lumberjack approach they used at the beginning of the pandemic, namely close the whole shop regardless of the consequences.

It is as no progress has been made worldwide in the last 8 month how to deal with and what we know about the virus.

It's like someone played Lego when defining those 5 levels, add a little cube there and take out a brick here, completely failing to define worst case and best case scenario and then work out 3 levels inbetween that are comprehensive, distinguishable and understandable. But sure every household got a color printed 5 level brochure, so we're grand, hang it up on the wall, doesn't matter if it's already out of date.

"

exactly, personally I will follow guidelines but I think it's madness to lockdown everything

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By *inxnmasterCouple
over a year ago

naughty valley


"well all right let's lock everything up and get more depressed loose our buisness become dependant on dole for many years. that's the way we are heading. And before I get jumped on I am fully aware of the dangers of covid with close personal experience. I am also aware of the dangers of overwhelming the system.

I have kids so yes I know the anxiety of sending them out.

lockdown won't work.

there will be more suicides than covid deaths but that will kept hush hush.

"

The casualties suffered as collateral damage exceeds the COV19 already for some time. With people passing away in the isolation of their homes, afraid to seek medical help in fear of COV19 or people having their treatment postponed to undefined time to keep capacities available for COV19 emergencies . If sufficient health care infrastructure is in place , mortality rates stay within manageable dimension as other countries have shown . And here lies the true dilemma , the health care system in Ireland has been underfunded and sacrisfied for austerity for years to pay off private bond holders . Believing that masks and restrictions of the population will solve the COV19 problem on the long run is beggars belief . If the government is seriously concerned about the people’s health then just stop increasing TD‘s pay and invest the monies into proper health care , equip and staff hospitals and nursery homes instead of putting all faith into some flimsy face masks and the miracles some illusive vaccine may do .

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"well all right let's lock everything up and get more depressed loose our buisness become dependant on dole for many years. that's the way we are heading. And before I get jumped on I am fully aware of the dangers of covid with close personal experience. I am also aware of the dangers of overwhelming the system.

I have kids so yes I know the anxiety of sending them out.

lockdown won't work.

there will be more suicides than covid deaths but that will kept hush hush.

The casualties suffered as collateral damage exceeds the COV19 already for some time. With people passing away in the isolation of their homes, afraid to seek medical help in fear of COV19 or people having their treatment postponed to undefined time to keep capacities available for COV19 emergencies . If sufficient health care infrastructure is in place , mortality rates stay within manageable dimension as other countries have shown . And here lies the true dilemma , the health care system in Ireland has been underfunded and sacrisfied for austerity for years to pay off private bond holders . Believing that masks and restrictions of the population will solve the COV19 problem on the long run is beggars belief . If the government is seriously concerned about the people’s health then just stop increasing TD‘s pay and invest the monies into proper health care , equip and staff hospitals and nursery homes instead of putting all faith into some flimsy face masks and the miracles some illusive vaccine may do . "

Can you please provide links to the resources you used to make this argument?

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By *im tim timMan
over a year ago

c


"At the start of this in March kids where the first pulled out of school colleges etc as it was said they are carriers.... we are now heading into either level 4 or five....schools more than likely will remain open. I've a kid in secondary which has had two confirmed cases letters was sent out and nothing more done. Do I think cases have risen since schools started. Government think its safer with them wearing masks and social distancing. Half the time kids masks are hanging off there ears all carrying on as normal till class starts and on the masks go

So no its not safer.

I think school is a big issue but it's been deemed essential number of cases in schools are high its just not being highlighted too much its all very hush hush.... "

thats because the government dont seem to care about the people and want it kept quiet.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"At the start of this in March kids where the first pulled out of school colleges etc as it was said they are carriers.... we are now heading into either level 4 or five....schools more than likely will remain open. I've a kid in secondary which has had two confirmed cases letters was sent out and nothing more done. Do I think cases have risen since schools started. Government think its safer with them wearing masks and social distancing. Half the time kids masks are hanging off there ears all carrying on as normal till class starts and on the masks go

So no its not safer.

I think school is a big issue but it's been deemed essential number of cases in schools are high its just not being highlighted too much its all very hush hush....

thats because the government dont seem to care about the people and want it kept quiet."

Definitely. You know, I think they're actually putting covid in the water. My cuppa tea just didn't taste right this morning. It's all about mind control, I'm telling ya!

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"you can't Rule it out but by that logic why are there not more teachers out with it. "

There are loads and schools are closing for a day or two regularly for deep cleaning.

I'm surprised that some are only realising after all this time that large social gatherings, ie schools and Unis are a source of the perpetually spread of the virus.

Kids/young people mix in classrooms, go home to 30 different families with parents mixing at work or socially, mix with a sibling or 3 who are then each mixing with their own 30 bubble. So we've gone from thinking it's safe to be in a bubble, but these bubbles are not family size or class size but at in fact close to 100 and that's each child's bubble. I haven't even suggested that after school many of these kids do not stay in their own class bubbles either.

Just because you have a bubble in school doesn't stop the spread at all. The bubble was introduced as a house hold/ 2-5 people group and suddenly it's used in schools as if it's safe. The only way they could get schools back was to use the bubble concept but enlarge it and imply a classroom size bubble was safe like a small one. If they didn't the government would never have been able to get schools open to allow the workforce back to prop up the economy again.

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By *im tim timMan
over a year ago

c


"you can't Rule it out but by that logic why are there not more teachers out with it.

There are loads and schools are closing for a day or two regularly for deep cleaning.

I'm surprised that some are only realising after all this time that large social gatherings, ie schools and Unis are a source of the perpetually spread of the virus.

Kids/young people mix in classrooms, go home to 30 different families with parents mixing at work or socially, mix with a sibling or 3 who are then each mixing with their own 30 bubble. So we've gone from thinking it's safe to be in a bubble, but these bubbles are not family size or class size but at in fact close to 100 and that's each child's bubble. I haven't even suggested that after school many of these kids do not stay in their own class bubbles either.

Just because you have a bubble in school doesn't stop the spread at all. The bubble was introduced as a house hold/ 2-5 people group and suddenly it's used in schools as if it's safe. The only way they could get schools back was to use the bubble concept but enlarge it and imply a classroom size bubble was safe like a small one. If they didn't the government would never have been able to get schools open to allow the workforce back to prop up the economy again."

very well said.thats the way the governmemt are spreading covid to the kids parents and grand parents as well as teachers and everyone else in contact in that group.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"yes op, you will always see people's true colour's on the forum section"

This is so true.

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By *ontbesillywrapyourwillyMan
over a year ago

Tipperary

U have all this and house parties will continue like a bomb.

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By *reland8Man
over a year ago

sandyford


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed down

I work in a supermarket and since this all started we have taken every precaution to keep ourselves and customers safe. I know for a fact that not one member of staff where I work has got it. Yet I know customers that have been away on holiday and in the shop the day after coming back.. Also people need to eat where else would they be able to go to ger there groceries

it's a bigger risk in supermarkets than a closed bubble in a classroom"

you know it’s not an actual physical bubble right???

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

asymptomatic and contagion of others has yet to be proved. What people are not being told is they are also ingesting it through seafood.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


" asymptomatic and contagion of others has yet to be proved. What people are not being told is they are also ingesting it through seafood."

Cooking food kills the virus. Follow standard hygiene when preparing of food and you're grand.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

If u cook it with a flame it will, but not boiling in pots or heating up in an oven/frying pan. Only extreme heat or ethanol kills it.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


" asymptomatic and contagion of others has yet to be proved. What people are not being told is they are also ingesting it through seafood."

That's not to say it doesn't and therefore not a strong argument to hide behind or base anything by unless it fits in with what you want to hear.

The WHO back in April said there was no evidence and to be fair the virus hadn't been around long enough to say either way, so they were erring on caution, however there have been a number of recent studies that show they can and do.

https://www.advisory.com/daily-briefing/2020/08/10/asymptomatic

Here's a more recent one that's worth a read with some interesting observations.

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of


"If u cook it with a flame it will, but not boiling in pots or heating up in an oven/frying pan. Only extreme heat or ethanol kills it."

Dunno where you have that from, there's no evidence of cooked food transmission. Cooking medium or way of cooking shouldn't make any difference once temps reach over 65 degrees.

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By *anFromMarsMan
over a year ago

North


"If u cook it with a flame it will, but not boiling in pots or heating up in an oven/frying pan. Only extreme heat or ethanol kills it."

56°C kills the covit virus that is why you are told wash your face masks at 60°C so there is no way its surviving cooking or boiling

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Your statement is not making sense a boiling kettle boils at 100 degrees. Boiling water doesn't kill it. Its the ethanol in hand wash that kills it. Thats if its an ingredient in the detergent.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Your statement is not making sense a boiling kettle boils at 100 degrees. Boiling water doesn't kill it. Its the ethanol in hand wash that kills it. Thats if its an ingredient in the detergent. "

... Yes it does. Temperatures over 60C (for 30 mins or more) kill viruses including corona. That's why healthcare workers wash their scrubs at 60 degrees...

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Your statement is not making sense a boiling kettle boils at 100 degrees. Boiling water doesn't kill it. Its the ethanol in hand wash that kills it. Thats if its an ingredient in the detergent.

... Yes it does. Temperatures over 60C (for 30 mins or more) kill viruses including corona. That's why healthcare workers wash their scrubs at 60 degrees... "

You're right. Had to do covid training and we washed at 60Degree water

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its still 60 degrees not matter how long the cycle.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Its still 60 degrees not matter how long the cycle. "

A 30-second Google would clear this up for you bro.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

The covid training msnual must be eco friendly

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I doubt Google will have the correct answer on this, ur own body temperature is 37 degrees.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"I doubt Google will have the correct answer on this, ur own body temperature is 37 degrees. "

Do you know how Google works? It shows results from other websites? Including official sources like HSE.ie?

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"I doubt Google will have the correct answer on this, ur own body temperature is 37 degrees. "

It's absolutely hilarious to me that you won't accept this absolute fact because it doesn't sound right to you.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Its not a fact. Boiling water doesn't kill it which 100 degrees tell me how does a temperature 40 degrees less kill it.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Its not a fact. Boiling water doesn't kill it which 100 degrees tell me how does a temperature 40 degrees less kill it. "

The World Health Organisation states it as a fact. They say... "Heat at 56°C kills the SARS coronavirus at around 10000 units per 15 min".

Here is the link. Enjoy not reading it and continuing to be wrong.

https://www.who.int/csr/sars/survival_2003_05_04/en/

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago


"Its not a fact. Boiling water doesn't kill it which 100 degrees tell me how does a temperature 40 degrees less kill it.

The World Health Organisation states it as a fact. They say... "Heat at 56°C kills the SARS coronavirus at around 10000 units per 15 min".

Here is the link. Enjoy not reading it and continuing to be wrong.

https://www.who.int/csr/sars/survival_2003_05_04/en/

"

SARS isn't covid-19, different types of novel coronavirus.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Thats the first sars from 2003, this is Sars-cov-2.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Its not a fact. Boiling water doesn't kill it which 100 degrees tell me how does a temperature 40 degrees less kill it.

The World Health Organisation states it as a fact. They say... "Heat at 56°C kills the SARS coronavirus at around 10000 units per 15 min".

Here is the link. Enjoy not reading it and continuing to be wrong.

https://www.who.int/csr/sars/survival_2003_05_04/en/

SARS isn't covid-19, different types of novel coronavirus."

Same virus family so WHO issue the same recommendations re SARS-COV-2 as the did for SARS-COV.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin

Here's another link referring specifically to SARS-COV-2 from the US National Center for Biotechnology information...

"For temperatures above 65°C (149°F) is expected to cause near complete inactivation with exposures greater than 3 minutes. For temperatures between 55 and 60°C (131-140°F) heating should last 5 minutes or more. However, for temperatures in the range 50-55°C (122-131°F) we recommend 20?minutes or longer of exposure. At these levels, we expect the viral concentration to be lowered by log 5-7, near or below the detectable limit."

https://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pmc/articles/PMC7361064/

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Hows that working so far for WHO.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Hows that working so far for WHO."

Mad you're not actually the Director General of the WHO yourself seeing as you know so much more than they do.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

Thats complete speculation, nowhere does it say that it kills any Sars

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"Thats complete speculation, nowhere does it say that it kills any Sars"

Oh so you just can't read. Cool.

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

I can read. it states we expect. That is not a fact stating its kills the virus.

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By *oft_sexy_sweetWoman
over a year ago

Dublin


"I can read. it states we expect. That is not a fact stating its kills the virus. "

Ah, so you have a fundamental problem with the scientific method and language? I'm afraid I can't solve that one for you.

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By *andytownMan
over a year ago

Gods Own Country

There's stupid everywhere out there

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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago

All the scientists are on

Seem to know what kills the virus ...

Woooo Hoooo

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By *oo32Man
over a year ago

tipperary


"All the scientists are on

Seem to know what kills the virus ...

Woooo Hoooo

"

Did someone pee in your coffee??

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By *oadrunner2000Man
over a year ago

city centre


"Level 4.123456789 incoming. They brought out Diff levels but cant stick solely to one level. Today,you'll probably have businesses destroyed for good. People struggling to put food on the table for their families. What could this cause? Mental health issues and further deaths. I hope to god they leave as much open as they can. I just think there is so much community transmission now u cant stop it. Vast majority of us adhered to the guidlines since mid march and are now at the end of their tether. College life continues, schools stay open, off licences stay open, pubs will close which will encourage more house sessions. I couldn't tell u where all this will end.

schools definatley beef to stay open our kids need an education and their friends. Supermarkets stayed open since day 1 handling cash close contact with the public , enough business has closed downI think some teachers said if it hits L5 they wont work.im starting to think schools could be an issue with covid spread. Asymptomatic kids passing it to other asymptomatic kids hence giving it to teachers and bringing into households. It remains to be seen what theyll allow and what they wont "

I bet they'll take the full wage though and not go on the pup....

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By *oghunter33Woman
over a year ago

on the hill NordWest of

'Mehole Martin said the “reward” for reaching the reduced R number would be that the country would move back to Level 3 and that shops would reopen.'

What a patronising shitty little git this man is!!!

Sorry had to get rid of this rant as I find this unbelievable.

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