Irish Priest holds up a earthworm during his sermon and dips it in a glass of whiskey. It promptly dies, with the priest saying to Murphy is the front row, what lesson can we learn from the daemon drink Murphy?
If we drink whiskey, we won't get worms!? (it's an old Dave Allen joke).
If the pandemic continues on course, by May ASNSW will likely have no choice but to cancel SPSP.
Mike
At this point in time the ASNSW has not even considered the threat.
We will follow any government directions deemed appropriate at the time, but consider the event as a low risk event with prospect of people even self quarantining in the lead up in order to continue their attendanc, or avoiding if they deem themselves a risk.
We will add it for discussion at the next committee meeting, in lieu of things like refunds for non attendance if being asked to isolate.
You sound like the Grinch who wants to cancel Christmas.
That's totally your interpretation Marc. I would be very disappointed if SPSP were required to be cancelled because Covid 19 advice was escalated but as dogs, butane camp stoves and lost children events have shown in the past, not much can be done in some cases but to have policies in place and adhere to responsible regulations for the safety of all.
At this point in time the ASNSW has not even considered the threat.
We will follow any government directions deemed appropriate at the time, but consider the event as a low risk event with prospect of people even self quarantining in the lead up in order to continue their attendanc, or avoiding if they deem themselves a risk.
We will add it for discussion at the next committee meeting, in lieu of things like refunds for non attendance if being asked to isolate.
I’ve stockpiled 375million rolls of toilet paper. I’ve already had offers from Costco and Woolies (Coles lowballed me). I’m gonna be rich...rich I tells ya.
Watch a certain US big pharma rake in the trillions when it miraculously finds a cure....conincidence? (deliberate mis-spell) You be the judge
That's totally your interpretation Marc. I would be very disappointed if SPSP were required to be cancelled because Covid 19 advice was escalated but as dogs, butane camp stoves and lost children events have shown in the past, not much can be done in some cases but to have policies in place and adhere to responsible regulations for the safety of all.
Widespread drought, extreme heat, choking smoke, destructive and deadly fires, pummelling hail, downpours and floods, a deadly pandemic ...
What comes next? Giant meteorite, dinosaur style (uh oh)? Or Kyle Sandilands getting another TV show (ewww)?
It's times like these when we need a cool quote from Jack Burton (Big Trouble in Little China):
I read about the various extinction events. The Younger Dryas ...30 feet sea level rise overnight apparently and another 400 sea level rise in the next five years. Some would have it that it was a cosmic impact that wiped out a reasonably well advanced civilization...and you think what would be left of us if the sea level played is those cards.
Imagine just the havoc of 30 foot over night tomorrow and another 400 feet by 2025.
Would what's left survive? If not what would be left after 10000 years.
Edit by way of addition.
I could imagine losing the ability to mine or generate power, mining coal may be beyond us..all that is left is recycled ...mmm
Alex
Well, at least some people twigged to this thread being tongue-in-cheek. I thought the Kyle Sandilands reference and "Jack Burton" quote would have been dead giveaways.
Yes it's that way for me, unfortunately for me I want more scopes which is stupid given I can't use effectively the ones I have...thank goodness no one else has such an issue.
Alex
Yes it's that way for me, unfortunately for me I want more scopes which is stupid given I can't use effectively the ones I have...thank goodness no one else has such an issue.
Alex
Yes, and we have progressed exponentially in medical science.
Sure, but that medical science hasn't found a cure and will take 12-18 months to deliver a vaccine.
Until then, practice excellent hygiene, observe good social distancing and obey quarantine instructions ... for which one needs to be reasonably prepared ... not ridiculously over-prepared (people with 6 months supply of toilet rolls) or not at all (idiots that go shopping after testing positive).
Medical science has improved exponentially but, alas, common sense seems to have gone backwards.
