Thread: Hunting/shooting/government

Originally Posted by Hewie

I know that we're being bombarded with information (of various quality) from all directions - but this is an important read as we enter into Level 3

https://thespinoff.co.nz/society/28-...5P5Dk.facebook

Thank you Hewie, that's an excellent article, and in my view, very right and prescient.

Getting back to my mutation ideas, because this virus is seemingly so transmissible, it only takes one or two of us, with the virus, to go to a 'rave' or what we used to call a 'party', then we've got another 50 or so people out there spreading it around.

It may be that the virus loses oomph and fades away, by becoming weaker, but if it mutates and becomes worse, we don't really want to die in our thousands.

I think that our bigger problem is going to be, preventing the virus reinfecting our people from overseas, we do still need trade, but how retain this trade, without close human to human contact and reinfection, will be a challenge.

Actually, as a grumpy old man, I'm not suffering, by not being able to rub myself up against other people, like the fat girl from next door.

Honestly, she lies in wait for people passing on the street, particularly ones with testosterone, and tries to snare them with appealing smiles and fluttering eyelids, she's like a trap door spider, but huge.

Originally Posted by MarkN

Thank you Hewie, that's an excellent article, and in my view, very right and prescient.

Getting back to my mutation ideas, because this virus is seemingly so transmissible, it only takes one or two of us, with the virus, to go to a 'rave' or what we used to call a 'party', then we've got another 50 or so people out there spreading it around.

It may be that the virus loses oomph and fades away, by becoming weaker, but if it mutates and becomes worse, we don't really want to die in our thousands.

I think that our bigger problem is going to be, preventing the virus reinfecting our people from overseas, we do still need trade, but how retain this trade, without close human to human contact and reinfection, will be a challenge.

Actually, as a grumpy old man, I'm not suffering, by not being able to rub myself up against other people, like the fat girl from next door.

Honestly, she lies in wait for people passing on the street, particularly ones with testosterone, and tries to snare them with appealing smiles and fluttering eyelids, she's like a trap door spider, but huge.

just be careful she aint a black widow.........

Originally Posted by gonetropo

just be careful she aint a black widow.........

yes that's her