Carnivore Chris

15 have now died in my local hospital

This is why I always take shitloads of it to scrap in at every opportunity. I do it because it's good for the environment and saves vital materials The best cash in was last year when 7 of us were on a groundworks job and the cable pullers left us aload of cable on roles and when I say cable, this shit was as thick as your thighs. When all stripped down with a stihl saw, it came to half of a tonne.

I just read copper kills the virus I've got like 25kg of solid and about 10kg of earthing strap in the spare room. Snapping that up all the time at work could have saved my life

@CaaC (John) I already beat you to that Amsterdam video mate, the one above also shows how it was rocking in Madrid(other parts of Spain and Italy being the same too), but what makes me laugh is how many people have strobe lights, as if you just have them laying about in your flat

Spain with another 900+ deaths and now more cases than Italy.

Or maybe you created it in an attempt to wipe out the world again and vaccinated all Germans beforehand On a serious note, people don't give Germany enough credit for how advanced you are as a nation. It's not really surprising that you have coped with it better. It's still shit to lose 800 people though but not all can be saved unfortunately.

It's hitting slums in Brazil and India now Also the number of deaths per cases confirmed in Spain and Italy is scary really, as we will probably see just as many in England once we catch up. This is the first time ever in my life where you can truly say that the world is United as one to battle the same enemy rather than each other. I do think the mortality rate isn't exactly what it seems, as a country confirming 100,000 cases could well have closer to 200,000, although 1,000s of people dying is always terrible however many recover. 12,000 Italians, 10,000 Spaniards, 2,500 Brits, 1 German(), 4,000 French, 3,000 Iranians, 3,000 Chinese, etc, have had their lives cut short, whether already ill, old, or neither.

Then you come to England:- You shouldn't laugh really though, but this is the behaviour of people in this country. On the last day before schools shut, 100+ teenagers went up to the park near where I live as well. But it's not even only younger generations, it's all of them. A lot of the elderly are probably the most stubborn of all.

I think Teso should be unbanned at a time like this. He's entertainment

You can still make money though mate. You aren't having to wait in a queue of 500,000 people simply to claim 74 quid a week as if you were a smack addict. Nobody wants to spend their savings taking them back years when others doing the same job receive 80% simply because they are paid differently. You just brought up another point there though to add to the flame:- no sport. There will also be no traveling for a while, pretty much nothing at all. We are in the same boat. However making money is a big deal mate and it's easy to be calm if you're still earning. I would personally say I was in-between an introvert and extrovert these days. In the past it would have been the latter category I'd have fallen into, although it's more in-between nowadays. In terms of working life though, it's the latter. So it's not all money but having that routine to stop you from losing the plot. As for being quarantine shamed, fuck those people mate. I've cut a small hole in mine so I can smoke while wearing it

Good point, where is he? And @JOSHBRFC for that matter.

There's no better time to blame them. People around the world are dying, people's mental health is deteriorating, there is a heavy strain on the world's health care systems, everybody is falling out, arguing and fighting, there is already a shortage of things, it's such an awfully embarassing experience to go shopping that you end up not bothering and by the end of this there will be people who are financially fucked after spending money they work hard as fuck to save up for. It's going to take people back years and years. It's alright for introverts who can work from home, this may be a dream for them but not everyone is in the same boat and this is going to seriously impact some people's lives. No better time to blame them, they've single handedly destroyed people's livelihoods and It's all their fault. It's easy to blame X and Y country for not acting sooner, although it should have never come to this in the beginning. To make it worse, they've gone from blaming the US navy, to Italians, to referring to Europeans as "foreign garbage" in their media, enticing hate. If China aren't by far and wide the most hated country in the world, then they should be. Biggest threat to the world since Nazi Germany. Just wait til this really takes off in Africa and it starts ripping through the continent killing sick children. Communist scum. Everyone should close their boarders to them forever. But I'm not saying anything else as it only winds me up and makes me more agitated and angry than I am.

It's not easy for people to simply stop living their lives though and with it being a unique experience for many, especially in Europe, people don't realise the severity of it until it actually becomes a problem. It also happened so quickly and was impossible to stop. Other countries acted quicker once the virus arrived there but they were also able to learn from other country's mistakes. This is spot on to be honest.

Now China are reporting this as a "foreign virus" in their media, writing headlines such as "Beware of a second outbreak started by foreign garbage.” while you have people there being racially abused for having blue eyes. We all know how racist the Chinese are when in their own backyard, just ask any black person who visits their country(if you walked through the streets with a black kid, they'd all take pictures of them!!!!), but this just takes the piss. They just can't take responsibility for their own fuck up can they? This whole situation is entirely and 100% their fault and nobody should forget it. Whether their new wave of cases are imported or not, it's all their fault.

The death rate also looks worse than it is(not like 1,000s dying isn't a catastrophe of course), I was watching the Spanish news last night and they said that there is no viable data to determine how many cases there actually is. They have reported probably around 70,000 now, but I'd be very surprised if another 20,000 didn't have it unknowingly. Many people don't even know they have it. Idris Elba was on TV the other week saying how he had tested positive for it, but how he didn't even really have any symptoms, then you had another bloke on tele claiming how he had tested positive for it, but how he'd had worse colds. This is one of the reasons why it's so deadly however, as I could catch it tomorrow, not know I have it and then before you know it, I've passed it to a care worker I've been talking to in ASDA and then she takes it to a care home with her.

Why does that mousey haired little toff gimp go on television stating that people can claim this or claim that, when it's impossible to claim anything as you are in queues of 200,000 people? I could understand but all you can claim is about 74 quid. That's enough to make a man go out looting, what a joke. How are you supposed to get by? Steal and loot? This is what this country thinks of people like myself. When I spoke of volunteering up there, well I don't know what I'd been smoking at the time, as I'd never volunteer for anything in this country. If Italy or Spain need me though, then I'm there.

First team: Subs: Near the end of 4th season, currently top of league on goal difference, won Copa del Rey and in semis of champs league Vs Inter(1st leg was 2-2), it's been a tough battle for the league title with Atlético in all 4 seasons, with them even winning 2 of the leagues. Messi retiring at the end of the season. Riqui Puig to be brought back off his loan to take his spot in the squad. @Cicero Mbappe 99!!

One positive of sitting in is getting to see alot of Ranvir Singh in the morning @Stan