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Komatsu
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Well just looked on Netflix and it’s all there to see!!...that’s a bit freaky!!..it’d as if someone has decided to do a copycat of the film.
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Brendan
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Coronavirus are nothing new, any references in any films or books are just coincidental
Grahams
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Idiots burning out delivery vans aren’t going to help the situation
pettsy
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V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
we can but hope
Gecko
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There is nothing meaningful in that script. It's all at such a basic level that the conversation wouldn't even happen in a professional environment.
Also, there is no way to tell if a mutation occurred naturally or was manufactured.
Hell, I could write script for a b-grade soap that was better than that!
Type "virus and wiki" into google, pick a family that is easy to pronounce and write a few lines that include the words "military" and "mutation".
When one of these stories (correctly) predicts the cure, I'll take it seriously,
Bucket on wheels
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The last ship...series
For those of you who have access to video streaming may find this series. It's a taste of how the world can be if the corona virus takes the world down to hell.
For those of you who have access to video streaming may find this series. It's a taste of how the world can be if the corona virus takes the world down to hell.
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fred
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walking dead better !
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Brendan
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Lost the will with the walking dead lately just seems to keep going, not watched any of the latest series yet but will get round to itwalking dead better !
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fred
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couple of good sets to binge on if you like crime/cops
The Wire https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0306414/
The shield https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286486/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Good drama with spader and shatner
Boston Legal https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0402711/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
The Wire https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0306414/
The shield https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0286486/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
Good drama with spader and shatner
Boston Legal https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0402711/?ref_=fn_al_tt_1
barracane
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I hope you guys are all right, unfortunately it's a war with us that soldiers don't fight with cannons and rifles, but doctors and nurses in hospitals. the soldiers are setting up field hospitals and taking the victims away on trucks and then they will be cremated they do not even make the funeral a tragedy, worse than a war, in Calabria I think there are about 400 contaggiato, with us chaos reigns with fake news , some say that the virus is actually a bacteriological chemical weapon that has been thrown by terrorists, usual catastrophic news usual alarmist people, we hope that this pandemic will end soon as well as reaping many victims it also costs in economic terms, people are at home , they do not work therefore we are at risk of poverty as well as death, we are in full economic recession, I hope the situation is under control from you, I hope to hear from you soon good luck
brescia bergamo milano, lombardia piu colpite dal virus
brescia bergamo milano, lombardia piu colpite dal virus
Grahams
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Just got back from the supermarket. Can't believe the change. Last time I went was 9 days ago it was as if the world was about to end, virtually every shelf was stripped. Now I turned up and there was a queue down the side of the shop and I thought I was in trouble, but it went forward steadily and when I got in the shop the shelves were fully stocked apart from loo roll and hand sanitiser. The only bad bit was there was someone in there with a hacking cough, so tried to avoid them. Normally go twice a week to get plenty of fresh stuff, but decided to shop for two weeks worth to reduce contacts.
First bit of good news I have heard in ages that people seem to have stopped panic buying and stock levels are getting back to normal.
First bit of good news I have heard in ages that people seem to have stopped panic buying and stock levels are getting back to normal.
Grahams
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Those figures just look horrendous. Hope you are yours are getting through it okay.
Quattromike
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the farmers round here thought things were looking up for them, price for their produce was shooting up and exports were roaring. It’s all changed with all exports were blocked but some of the supermarkets got a stock of new Zealand lamb in and the price has fallen off a cliff.
TiltyShaun
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You can’t cash your bets on me yet, but it is in the local village. One of the locals has confirmed Covid in hospital at the moment.
Lancs Lad
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Not been much talk of Farmers...folk still gotta eat cows gotta have fodder..mate of mines just bought a nice big Deere to run his green waste shredder...said will be looking at getting some shifts in on the farms dragging silage trailers etc with it now...as prob only guaranteed work still happening round here...
Grahams
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Farmers who rely on migrant labour for harvesting will be in real trouble. I guess lots will rot in the fields. Unless they get some serious help it will bankrupt a fair few.
I think it will speed the changeover to mechanised harvesting.
V8Druid
do it as well as you can,but learn to do it better
but what're they going to pay for the machinery with Gra?
when I was a kid the locals did the cabbage/apple/fruit/etc. picking... can see 'em now, sat in the back of a Thames Trader drop side, en route to the fields for the day ... no immis then .... put the doleys on the job ... if they want paying .. do it and properly or yer giro stays in the office
TiltyShaun
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perhaps we are he
Perhaps we are heading for state owned everything!
Grahams
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I agree, but I doubt it will ever happen. Human right to get money for nothing.
The sort of people who will buy specialised harvesters are the same as who buy the huge combines or other harvesters at present, big contracting outfits who can get the utilisation out of it to cover the costs. Near me it seems most farms either use old inefficient harvesters for small acreages where it is not cost effective to get big modern machines to or get in contractors who go from farm to farm with massive new machines and whip through a field in no time.
This may provide the incentive to speed up development of more specialist harvestors as unlimited cheap labour was probably on its way out anyway in Europe. I've seen video of experimental harvesters for soft fruit that are pretty good and this may give them the incentive they need.
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