Perennial bloopers

[supersparky]

Keep it going you blokes, I am enjoying eavesdropping on your conversation.

[SteveW]

Ray, I went back and looked at my first response to your original post. I'd forgotten, but I predicted the mayhem that has occurred. Look at the very small writing I inserted at the bottom of my post.

[Greynomad]

Yup. Reel ‘em in.

[Greynomad]

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Presumably there’s a separate test for positive results???

[SteveW]

You are addressing an interesting argument about testing, Ray. South Australia started it a few days ago and Victoria has also started it. 'It' is testing thousands of people who don't have the virus. My question is; How does testing people without the virus help statistically unless you can test the entire population at the one moment? Also, we know that with the exception of a handful of virus victims in Australia who have either lost their memory or told lies (4 in SA), victims here can be traced to people who brought the virus in from overseas or caught it from someone else who did just that.

Without wishing to start warfare between the States, South Australia is now experiencing most days without new infections whilst not operating as a Police State. Certainly, some people have deservedly been issued with fines for breaching rules, however, people are not being stopped and questioned for simply driving their car and people are well able to fish, swim, play golf, drink coffee and eat in public places, provided social distancing is adhered to. Life is fair here within reasonable limitations.

[Greynomad]

Looks like the super writer isn’t so super at spelling.
They’ve apparently hit the viirus right between the eyes!!

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