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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him" Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. " My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it | |||
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"a) i wish him (and anyone) well.... b) with they symptoms they are talking about him having on tv... thats sounds exactly what i went thru with pneumonia..... in which case c) i really, really do wish him well....." Agreed. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it" And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators." Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too..." Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly." From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours" Has Boris been admitted to her area? | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly." It's more of a intensive check over I believe, checks being made of indicators of certain illnesses connected to C19, which will tell the story of what he may or may not be facing | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area?" I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. " Yeahhhh, keep it friendly everyone please | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. " I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures."  | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures." It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary." Your source is wrong | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures." Hospitals where I live are at top capacity but they’ve released loads of non dependents and stopped any outpatient care to release staff. Wards which are usually used for out patients are now all cleared for covid. | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery" My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong" Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. | |||
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"Maybe now he’ll take it more seriously and not everyone shakes it off easily. " He took it very seriously before he was ill | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better." To be fair it’s not in one area. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too..." Oooooh can we hear the awful stuff so we are aware and can be prepared? | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better." It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. | |||
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"Maybe now he’ll take it more seriously and not everyone shakes it off easily. He took it very seriously before he was ill" Yep it's why he was shaking hands with everyone. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted." Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all | |||
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"Sincerely hope he makes a full recovery. He is under immemse pressure and his levels of stress and worry on his shoulders must be horrendous." Exactly this! And he is still working to lead the Government in this critical time when he is feeling so unwell. I have respect for him in that. He should look after himself and I hope and pray he gets well soon. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all" So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say?? | |||
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"Sincerely hope he makes a full recovery. He is under immemse pressure and his levels of stress and worry on his shoulders must be horrendous. Exactly this! And he is still working to lead the Government in this critical time when he is feeling so unwell. I have respect for him in that. He should look after himself and I hope and pray he gets well soon." Yes we need him back to lead the country,he is now a PM with inside knowledge | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all" But on a serous note she doesn’t “know it all” | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say??" You seem to want a fight. Ok fella you win, it's all bullshit. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say?? You seem to want a fight. Ok fella you win, it's all bullshit. " We are now on the business of denying somebodys lived experience....cool. I'll leave you to it | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say?? You seem to want a fight. Ok fella you win, it's all bullshit. " You can see it as wanting a fight all you want. I see as not letting misinformation further frighten an already worried public | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures."  And , of course, there are very many seriously ill at home and some not making it - sadly someone here in Evesham on Friday, | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say?? You seem to want a fight. Ok fella you win, it's all bullshit. You can see it as wanting a fight all you want. I see as not letting misinformation further frighten an already worried public" Than you for your protection of the public | |||
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"Sincerely hope he makes a full recovery. He is under immemse pressure and his levels of stress and worry on his shoulders must be horrendous. Exactly this! And he is still working to lead the Government in this critical time when he is feeling so unwell. I have respect for him in that. He should look after himself and I hope and pray he gets well soon." Totally agree | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him It literally IS those stats currently IF he ends up in ICU. I read it, or saw it on the news yesterday. Isnt that over a certain age?" I don't think it was. All admissions here. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him It literally IS those stats currently IF he ends up in ICU. I read it, or saw it on the news yesterday. Isnt that over a certain age? I don't think it was. All admissions here." I thought it was over 80s but could have been mistaken. Its probably precautionary..pointless 2nd guessing. | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. " The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand " They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical..." More absolute crap. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. " Why ? Please explain?? | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. " Why has he been admitted to hospital when we are all advised unless absolutely necessary to ring the 999!! So we’re all told the nhs are on their knees. But your saying he’s not critical? So why has he been admitted then ? | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain??" I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. | |||
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"Another depressing forum. And I mean the comments. Not the subject. Tho, that is pretty gloomy too. Get well soon, all CV19 sufferers. " You don’t have to read or comment | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. " I understand your feelings currently, and by supporting what you're doing, without realising it, you're doing your part in this, so remember the positives of that.. With your family working in a strong position in the NHS, by relieving certain aspects of their normal day to day life, that's giving extra support to our services for the nation, I salute your kindness and sacrifice, behind every front door there's a effect on everyone, but hearing the effects makes you understand more and more, so thank you for sharing x | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. " Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. I understand your feelings currently, and by supporting what you're doing, without realising it, you're doing your part in this, so remember the positives of that.. With your family working in a strong position in the NHS, by relieving certain aspects of their normal day to day life, that's giving extra support to our services for the nation, I salute your kindness and sacrifice, behind every front door there's a effect on everyone, but hearing the effects makes you understand more and more, so thank you for sharing x " I agree. If I said no I’m not minding her. The nhs would loose a key worker. , my sister is ashamed at how some of her team (across Merseyside) have behaved. Not the majority but some aren’t working as a team. I see my sister working 8-8 and worried sick about the mental health of people on Merseyside, but some just don’t care. Regardless of job I think some people are just selfish | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them?" He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. " How do know the odds arent good? | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say??" I can certainly remember it being reported in the News that by the time anybody becomes seriously ill enough to need hospital treatment, they only have a 50% chance of survival. Back down, this has been presented as a fact, no matter how ugly the details, they are still the details, it would be better to face up to the possibility rather than put our heads in the sand. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours Has Boris been admitted to her area? I don't know. I don't know where he has been admitted. Look, I don't see why you are trying to pick a fight. I don't like the bloke but hope he is ok. I'm not picking a fight..I'm challenging your initial claim that a hospital admission means 50 50 odds. There's enough misinformation and conspiracy nonsense etc out there without making up these wholly inaccurate scaremongering figures. It's a source who is well trusted and on the very front line. I dare say his admittance is very very cautionary. Your source is wrong Ok, in your area maybe. I have known her for years, but you know better. It really makes no odds how long you've known her, a hospital admission is not leading to 50 50 chances anywhere in the world. To go around saying that is irresponsible when people who are already scared of catching it will be even.more terrified of their chances of they are unfortunate enough to need admitted. Ok, she made it up. I'll tell her of your superior knowledge. She is telling her bf what she is witnessing. But, as I said....you know it all So not only does she make up figures she also breaches confidentiality? And she's a ward sister you say?? You seem to want a fight. Ok fella you win, it's all bullshit. We are now on the business of denying somebodys lived experience....cool. I'll leave you to it" You originally stated a hospital admission is a 50/50 chance of survival, that figure is not correct and people were right to challenge you over it. It doesn't matter who you got the information from, it's wrong. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. " Mindless speculation | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. I understand your feelings currently, and by supporting what you're doing, without realising it, you're doing your part in this, so remember the positives of that.. With your family working in a strong position in the NHS, by relieving certain aspects of their normal day to day life, that's giving extra support to our services for the nation, I salute your kindness and sacrifice, behind every front door there's a effect on everyone, but hearing the effects makes you understand more and more, so thank you for sharing x " Thank you x | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. I understand your feelings currently, and by supporting what you're doing, without realising it, you're doing your part in this, so remember the positives of that.. With your family working in a strong position in the NHS, by relieving certain aspects of their normal day to day life, that's giving extra support to our services for the nation, I salute your kindness and sacrifice, behind every front door there's a effect on everyone, but hearing the effects makes you understand more and more, so thank you for sharing x I agree. If I said no I’m not minding her. The nhs would loose a key worker. , my sister is ashamed at how some of her team (across Merseyside) have behaved. Not the majority but some aren’t working as a team. I see my sister working 8-8 and worried sick about the mental health of people on Merseyside, but some just don’t care. Regardless of job I think some people are just selfish " I think people's behaviours will change during this crisis, not condoning what they're doing, but I think intense stress will do this to them, and teams are probably mixed up depending on abilities, skills and knowledge, so that natural connectivity isn't there.. But, in this day you need a professional aura and approach about themselves, and everyone are in the same boat, so slightly surprised but not at the same time.. Selfishness is the root to all evil in society but sadly a minority fit in that category, hopefully this situation will change people for the better | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. I understand your feelings currently, and by supporting what you're doing, without realising it, you're doing your part in this, so remember the positives of that.. With your family working in a strong position in the NHS, by relieving certain aspects of their normal day to day life, that's giving extra support to our services for the nation, I salute your kindness and sacrifice, behind every front door there's a effect on everyone, but hearing the effects makes you understand more and more, so thank you for sharing x I agree. If I said no I’m not minding her. The nhs would loose a key worker. , my sister is ashamed at how some of her team (across Merseyside) have behaved. Not the majority but some aren’t working as a team. I see my sister working 8-8 and worried sick about the mental health of people on Merseyside, but some just don’t care. Regardless of job I think some people are just selfish I think people's behaviours will change during this crisis, not condoning what they're doing, but I think intense stress will do this to them, and teams are probably mixed up depending on abilities, skills and knowledge, so that natural connectivity isn't there.. But, in this day you need a professional aura and approach about themselves, and everyone are in the same boat, so slightly surprised but not at the same time.. Selfishness is the root to all evil in society but sadly a minority fit in that category, hopefully this situation will change people for the better " I Agree. We are all in this together regardless of job , race, social leader, creed, anything. We should all help and support each other any which way we can. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency." It was 8pm. And her speech was announced on Friday to be broadcast on Sunday | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency." Its not even 1st item on the news.It says its precautionary and they are keeping him in overnight. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. It was 8pm. And her speech was announced on Friday to be broadcast on Sunday " I was referring to the admission, not the speech. Whenever it happened to me or other people I know to go to hospital for some "planned stuff" they always told to show up in the morning and during the week. If you end up in hospital on Sunday night it's because something went wrong. Maybe he was admitted earlier and they didn't tell us? I don't know. But it' difficult to believe that he only need some tests... | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. Its not even 1st item on the news.It says its precautionary and they are keeping him in overnight." If you fell ill now, would you be “ kept in on precautions? | |||
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"Given we only test people admitted to hospital you can work out the statistics for survival very quickly And I'll give you a hint, it's not 50/50 He didn't look at all well the last couple of tv appearances so I wish him well on his recovery My sister and husband work on frontline and they haven’t been tested (and they are high up) so it’s not just the high ones being tested. I mind their daughter as they’ve no one else, so selfless me and my children are kind of putting ourselves at risk. The government don’t think of this. The testing on NHS frontline staff are harrowingly low, Dr Rinesh Parmer today articulated what NHS staff endure daily, saying they haven't got the eye protection they need and they have to reuse the same face masks because of the shortage and even some staff have said they hold their breath due to the fear of contracting the virus when attending patients, the lack of PPE is worrying for the NHS.. I agree about the government part hence why I have highlighted this specific interview that happened earlier today where this doctor witnesses it all, first hand They don’t even look at the knock on effect. Me and my 2 children have self isolated for 2 weeks but now my sister has no choice as she is on a very high responsible role and her husband is. Both want to continue their doing their jobs as it’s their vocation not a job. So me as I’m able to I’m having their daughter, this results in my children not being able to see their dad, as it’s a knock on effect. I will help my sister and brother in law any way possible as I know if they can’t work the ladder brakes. I understand your feelings currently, and by supporting what you're doing, without realising it, you're doing your part in this, so remember the positives of that.. With your family working in a strong position in the NHS, by relieving certain aspects of their normal day to day life, that's giving extra support to our services for the nation, I salute your kindness and sacrifice, behind every front door there's a effect on everyone, but hearing the effects makes you understand more and more, so thank you for sharing x I agree. If I said no I’m not minding her. The nhs would loose a key worker. , my sister is ashamed at how some of her team (across Merseyside) have behaved. Not the majority but some aren’t working as a team. I see my sister working 8-8 and worried sick about the mental health of people on Merseyside, but some just don’t care. Regardless of job I think some people are just selfish I think people's behaviours will change during this crisis, not condoning what they're doing, but I think intense stress will do this to them, and teams are probably mixed up depending on abilities, skills and knowledge, so that natural connectivity isn't there.. But, in this day you need a professional aura and approach about themselves, and everyone are in the same boat, so slightly surprised but not at the same time.. Selfishness is the root to all evil in society but sadly a minority fit in that category, hopefully this situation will change people for the better I Agree. We are all in this together regardless of job , race, social leader, creed, anything. We should all help and support each other any which way we can. " Couldn't of said it better myself.. Unity is a powerful thing and I genuinely hope, all communities across the map, come together and we will come out of this stronger | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. It was 8pm. And her speech was announced on Friday to be broadcast on Sunday I was referring to the admission, not the speech. Whenever it happened to me or other people I know to go to hospital for some "planned stuff" they always told to show up in the morning and during the week. If you end up in hospital on Sunday night it's because something went wrong. Maybe he was admitted earlier and they didn't tell us? I don't know. But it' difficult to believe that he only need some tests..." I’m agreeing with you kind of. But I don’t think it’s coincidence with the queens speech. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. Its not even 1st item on the news.It says its precautionary and they are keeping him in overnight. If you fell ill now, would you be “ kept in on precautions?" Depends what it was? Its pure speculation..just wait and see. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. Its not even 1st item on the news.It says its precautionary and they are keeping him in overnight. If you fell ill now, would you be “ kept in on precautions? Depends what it was? Its pure speculation..just wait and see. But that’s the opposite of what you were saying above " He said The odds werent good I said how do you know? It said on The news it was just precautionary. I dont know anything I just think people are over reacting a little bit. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. Its not even 1st item on the news.It says its precautionary and they are keeping him in overnight. If you fell ill now, would you be “ kept in on precautions? Depends what it was? Its pure speculation..just wait and see. But that’s the opposite of what you were saying above He said The odds werent good I said how do you know? It said on The news it was just precautionary. I dont know anything I just think people are over reacting a little bit." I agree. I apologise. I was reading between two people with opposing views. | |||
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"I'm not a fan of him but I wish him to recover. But let's be honest, someone like him could get doctors, nurses and oxigen 24/7 at home without spreading fear in the country. If he was admitted it hospital he must be critical... More absolute crap. Why ? Please explain?? I'm thinking public opinion might not have supported shipping in expensive private docs etc to him at Downing Street. He's in this together with us and that would mean going on the NHS. And most private practice has gone out of the window at the moment anyway. Exactly this. Folk would rather see a team of doctors and nurses taken off the frontline to look after him at Downing Street rather than have the more logical him going to them? He is not a normal person. In fact he was tested when people are not. And that is right because he is the leader of this country and his life is not just his life. He could have been treated at home without anyone knowing. If they are telling to the public that he was admitted in hospital, on the same day of the Queen's speech, it's because the odds are not good and the public must be prepared. I hope to be proven wrong for him and his family. Mindless speculation I agree. The queens speech was wrote weeks ago. I'm not saying that the speech was recorded for this reason. But certainly it not a coincidence that Boris admittance was announced just after the speech. That is not something that you decide to do at 10pm on Sunday, unless you do it in emergency. Its not even 1st item on the news.It says its precautionary and they are keeping him in overnight. If you fell ill now, would you be “ kept in on precautions? Depends what it was? Its pure speculation..just wait and see. But that’s the opposite of what you were saying above He said The odds werent good I said how do you know? It said on The news it was just precautionary. I dont know anything I just think people are over reacting a little bit. I agree. I apologise. I was reading between two people with opposing views. " No worries.I do it all the time. | |||
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"Why has he been admitted to hospital when we are all advised unless absolutely necessary to ring the 999!! So we’re all told the nhs are on their knees. But your saying he’s not critical? So why has he been admitted then ?" Because he is so much more important than your Dad or my Mum, or anyone else. He went to Eton, you know! Now, without wanting to invoke a firestorm - how about Boris croaking, it'd be a positive thing, surely? Tragedy for his family etc blah blah, but I guaran-fucking-tee nobody would be in the park catching some rays tomorrow, or any other day until some robotic Secretary of State says otherwise. We'd all hang on their every word, and not shit until told so at one of their 5pm press conferences (after we loot Aldi, naturally,haha) If they can't trample over "ordinary" people and provide resources to save the PM, we are seriously walking the razor's edge, shit would immediately become serious, as those down with the kids might say. Anyway, he could become St Boris the Martyr, the most important victim of the Holocough, any of us that survive would put up statues of him and revere his name forever. Many of us could walk through the desolation claiming to be one of his offspring - and who would be able to claim otherwise? Bring on the Apocalypse!  | |||
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"Why has he been admitted to hospital when we are all advised unless absolutely necessary to ring the 999!! So we’re all told the nhs are on their knees. But your saying he’s not critical? So why has he been admitted then ? Because he is so much more important than your Dad or my Mum, or anyone else. He went to Eton, you know! Now, without wanting to invoke a firestorm - how about Boris croaking, it'd be a positive thing, surely? Tragedy for his family etc blah blah, but I guaran-fucking-tee nobody would be in the park catching some rays tomorrow, or any other day until some robotic Secretary of State says otherwise. We'd all hang on their every word, and not shit until told so at one of their 5pm press conferences (after we loot Aldi, naturally,haha) If they can't trample over "ordinary" people and provide resources to save the PM, we are seriously walking the razor's edge, shit would immediately become serious, as those down with the kids might say. Anyway, he could become St Boris the Martyr, the most important victim of the Holocough, any of us that survive would put up statues of him and revere his name forever. Many of us could walk through the desolation claiming to be one of his offspring - and who would be able to claim otherwise? Bring on the Apocalypse! "Can see this going down well | |||
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"Why has he been admitted to hospital when we are all advised unless absolutely necessary to ring the 999!! So we’re all told the nhs are on their knees. But your saying he’s not critical? So why has he been admitted then ? Because he is so much more important than your Dad or my Mum, or anyone else. He went to Eton, you know! Now, without wanting to invoke a firestorm - how about Boris croaking, it'd be a positive thing, surely? Tragedy for his family etc blah blah, but I guaran-fucking-tee nobody would be in the park catching some rays tomorrow, or any other day until some robotic Secretary of State says otherwise. We'd all hang on their every word, and not shit until told so at one of their 5pm press conferences (after we loot Aldi, naturally,haha) If they can't trample over "ordinary" people and provide resources to save the PM, we are seriously walking the razor's edge, shit would immediately become serious, as those down with the kids might say. Anyway, he could become St Boris the Martyr, the most important victim of the Holocough, any of us that survive would put up statues of him and revere his name forever. Many of us could walk through the desolation claiming to be one of his offspring - and who would be able to claim otherwise? Bring on the Apocalypse! "Not bothered about any of what you've written, apart from please don't invoke the Holocaust. That seems at best unnecessary, and worst distasteful. Otherwise, knock yourself out. | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too..." From what source again? | |||
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"Sincerely hope he makes a full recovery. He is under immemse pressure and his levels of stress and worry on his shoulders must be horrendous." | |||
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"a) i wish him (and anyone) well.... b) with they symptoms they are talking about him having on tv... thats sounds exactly what i went thru with pneumonia..... in which case c) i really, really do wish him well....." Exactly same here. Diagnosed with pneumonia in feb....but Surgery now think likely c-19??? | |||
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"Why has he been admitted to hospital when we are all advised unless absolutely necessary to ring the 999!! So we’re all told the nhs are on their knees. But your saying he’s not critical? So why has he been admitted then ? Because he is so much more important than your Dad or my Mum, or anyone else. He went to Eton, you know! Now, without wanting to invoke a firestorm - how about Boris croaking, it'd be a positive thing, surely? Tragedy for his family etc blah blah, but I guaran-fucking-tee nobody would be in the park catching some rays tomorrow, or any other day until some robotic Secretary of State says otherwise. We'd all hang on their every word, and not shit until told so at one of their 5pm press conferences (after we loot Aldi, naturally,haha) If they can't trample over "ordinary" people and provide resources to save the PM, we are seriously walking the razor's edge, shit would immediately become serious, as those down with the kids might say. Anyway, he could become St Boris the Martyr, the most important victim of the Holocough, any of us that survive would put up statues of him and revere his name forever. Many of us could walk through the desolation claiming to be one of his offspring - and who would be able to claim otherwise? Bring on the Apocalypse!
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"Well hope he gets better soon .. classic case of overdoing it and weakening his immune system Stress and not having the reserves left to look after himself . Forget the politics hes a human being being selfless to help other now he needs our prayers and support " I'm sorry I know I shouldn't. Overdoing it?how exactly?how do you know this?hasnt he been resting? Selfless..we are talking about boris johnson right? | |||
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"Russian media are saying he is on a ventilator - but they may not have it right. Whatever, the government would have been desperate for the Queen's speech to dominate the media. He must be in a very bad way to be rushed to hospital." The queens speech was recorded days ago and planned to go ahead at the end of week 3 of lockdown. This week we will see a big change in how this lockdown rules change. | |||
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"Well hope he gets better soon .. classic case of overdoing it and weakening his immune system Stress and not having the reserves left to look after himself . Forget the politics hes a human being being selfless to help other now he needs our prayers and support I'm sorry I know I shouldn't. Overdoing it?how exactly?how do you know this?hasnt he been resting? Selfless..we are talking about boris johnson right?" Yes .. if you me or anyone had the responsibility of leading a government at a time like this could you switch off and relax to rest up ? | |||
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"Not bothered about any of what you've written, apart from please don't invoke the Holocaust. That seems at best unnecessary, and worst distasteful. Otherwise, knock yourself out. " Hmm, don't think I did, did I? Another classic case of someone reading too much into something and only seeing what they want to see... Unless, of course, anything starting with "Holo" becomes sacred. That's my new Hologram Swingers site down the shitter then. Thought it would be a winner in these times of 2m distancing. | |||
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"Well hope he gets better soon .. classic case of overdoing it and weakening his immune system Stress and not having the reserves left to look after himself . Forget the politics hes a human being being selfless to help other now he needs our prayers and support I'm sorry I know I shouldn't. Overdoing it?how exactly?how do you know this?hasnt he been resting? Selfless..we are talking about boris johnson right? Yes .. if you me or anyone had the responsibility of leading a government at a time like this could you switch off and relax to rest up ?" I'm not getting into an argument. If people wanna wish him well fine. But dont grant him qualities he doesnt have,cos he isnt well. | |||
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"Not bothered about any of what you've written, apart from please don't invoke the Holocaust. That seems at best unnecessary, and worst distasteful. Otherwise, knock yourself out. Hmm, don't think I did, did I? Another classic case of someone reading too much into something and only seeing what they want to see... Unless, of course, anything starting with "Holo" becomes sacred. That's my new Hologram Swingers site down the shitter then. Thought it would be a winner in these times of 2m distancing." I'm not going to argue. But I think you know very well what I meant with the choice of rhyming word and context. That is all. | |||
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All the best to Boris. Hospital is a serious step and around the ten day mark also, signs are not good, fingers crossed for him. | |||
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"The speech by the Queen was recorded and planned many days ago, pure coincidence that Boris ended up in hospital the same day. " True! | |||
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"Slightly off topic here but has anyone heard how witty and Cummings are doing? They've had it for a while now also..." I was thinking the same,I haven't heard anything about either of them..... | |||
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"Slightly off topic here but has anyone heard how witty and Cummings are doing? They've had it for a while now also..." His grandad died apparently | |||
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"Slightly off topic here but has anyone heard how witty and Cummings are doing? They've had it for a while now also... I was thinking the same,I haven't heard anything about either of them....." Cummings was few days behind boris, so I'm guessing hes about day 7. | |||
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"Slightly off topic here but has anyone heard how witty and Cummings are doing? They've had it for a while now also... His grandad died apparently " Witty or Cummings? | |||
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"Slightly off topic here but has anyone heard how witty and Cummings are doing? They've had it for a while now also... His grandad died apparently Witty or Cummings?" Cummungs apparently. | |||
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"Slightly off topic here but has anyone heard how witty and Cummings are doing? They've had it for a while now also... His grandad died apparently Witty or Cummings? Cummungs apparently." It's becoming like house of cards... | |||
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"I wouldn’t wish ill health in anyone so I wish him a speedy recovery. " Not a boris .. cummings or witty fan so while I dont wish any Ill health on them...I'd be a hypocrite to be wishing them a speedy recovery. | |||
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"Shame it wont be a NHS hospital where he can witness first hand the terrible effects he and his party of fools have had on this institution." It is an nhs hospital according to the media | |||
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"I hope he’s ok. I hope his partner is ok too. " | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too... Is Boris in critical care? 50 50 odds from a hospital admission is just nonsense quite frankly. Yes the odds from CCU, ICU and HDU are lower than general the general wards but to say his chances are 50 50 is utter nonsense quite frankly. From a ward sister who is saying that admittance is coming out that way in her area. May not be in yours" Bugger me.. If and when I finally succumb and need hospital treatment, I'm gonna make sure I have a lable pinned to me saying "don't take me to Basildon of southend hospital!" With those odds I'd rather try my chances playing chicken on the M25!  | |||
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"Lets face it. When it come to boris hes going to be getting alot more care than people would normally get. Hence being tested straight away (not once admitted to hospital). Therefore i would expect he will be getting hospital treatment well before any member of the public would which will improve his chances of recovery. As regards testing the problem with testing everyone is the results are only valid for when the test is taken. You could be clear of covid, get tested on the way out from the test touch something that someone with covid touched and become infected but your result will be negative. Thats why only testing those with symptoms make sense. Still not enough testing of those tho. Ive had a cough for about 4-5 weeks (pretty sure its from decorating and not covid) but if i cough when im out people think your the infected! " He will be getting treated as a priority. | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all. "Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job' Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements? | |||
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"If it gets to hospital admittance that is 50/50 kinda stakes. I can't stand the fella, but wouldn't wish that on him Not sure on those stats. I still have symptoms of it 10 days after starting, but I'm nowhere ill enough to need medical attention. It's just lingering. Hopefully it's a precautionary admittance and he'll be OK. Whatever people think of his politics, he has a pregnant girlfriend, kids and a wider family. My mates gf is a ward sister.....that's what she is saying. At her hospital, 39 were on ventilators....one made it And the vast majority of patients don't need ventilators. Just saying what I have been told. That is obviously the critical care patients. A lot more awful stuff I have heard too..." Well she should keep to confidentiality pledge | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all. "Yup | |||
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"Best of British Luck to You Boris. Get Well Very Soon XX Though for some it seems that 'Humanity is not Common' at all. The rest of us well wishers will make it up for you - and anyone else in need right now. "Hope youre going to offer him 12 months free membership! | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
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Meaning?"Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys"Untrie. Tarby Cilla Loads | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys"How stupid a statement is that, go and search the various Conservative associations etc.. Also do some further research and you'll find several ex tory ministers are from or where from Liverpool.. Sheesh.. Such ignorance | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
How stupid a statement is that, go and search the various Conservative associations etc..
Also do some further research and you'll find several ex tory ministers are from or where from Liverpool..
Sheesh.. Such ignorance "Shame on you, Liverpool is awesome | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
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Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National "What's sudo scouse? | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
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Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?"Pseudo perhaps? | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
How stupid a statement is that, go and search the various Conservative associations etc..
Also do some further research and you'll find several ex tory ministers are from or where from Liverpool..
Sheesh.. Such ignorance
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?"Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Pseudo perhaps?
This, though being from Liverpool it was not my wish to correct him.. "Anyway p-suedon’t dee | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
How stupid a statement is that, go and search the various Conservative associations etc..
Also do some further research and you'll find several ex tory ministers are from or where from Liverpool..
Sheesh.. Such ignorance
Shame on you, Liverpool is awesome
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I'm born and bred there but never a tory..
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Pseudo perhaps?
This, though being from Liverpool it was not my wish to correct him..
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo"They are pronounced the same. I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is? | |||
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"Chris Witty, Chief Medical Advisor - now recovered and well, and back at work " Good to hear when people come through it.. | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo
They are pronounced the same.
I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is?"Well they took their lolly and ran didnt they. Only scouse when it suits them, or gave them the scouse limelight. I bet non of them ever wore a shell-suit or walked round town with their rollers in | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
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Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo
They are pronounced the same.
I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is?
Well they took their lolly and ran didnt they. Only scouse when it suits them, or gave them the scouse limelight.
I bet non of them ever wore a shell-suit or walked round town with their rollers in"Cant argue with that. | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
Meaning?
Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo
They are pronounced the same.
I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is?
Well they took their lolly and ran didnt they. Only scouse when it suits them, or gave them the scouse limelight.
I bet non of them ever wore a shell-suit or walked round town with their rollers in
Cant argue with that."
Love ya really stay safe | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
Meaning?
Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo
They are pronounced the same.
I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is?"Pseudo is a sham, spurious or not real. Sumo is a board game? | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
Meaning?
Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo
They are pronounced the same.
I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is?
Pseudo is a sham, spurious or not real. Sumo is a board game?"*Sudo | |||
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"And as for Boris, he seems to have good genes, just look at his dad.. tough as old boots the lot of them .. I'm sure almost all the country wish him well, he is doing an amazing job in a really crappy time for all.
Goes and looks up definition of "amazing job'
Can we separate the good well messeges from the factually incorrect statements?
Typical response from Liverpool.
Meaning?
Well look apart from Ken Dodd non of you like torys
Untrie.
Tarby
Cilla
Loads
Yeah but they all moved out on Sudo Scouse when there was a cup final, Beetles documentry or the Grand National
What's sudo scouse?
Its a bit like pseudo but being scouse you pronounce it sudo
They are pronounced the same.
I still dont get what pseudo liverpool is?
Well they took their lolly and ran didnt they. Only scouse when it suits them, or gave them the scouse limelight.
I bet non of them ever wore a shell-suit or walked round town with their rollers in
Cant argue with that.
Love ya really stay safe" | |||
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