Nobody Knows

[jennyjoan]

Does anybody think like I do. I don't follow up (avidly) re this virus but let me say - Boris could or is back tomorrow but he doesn't know either all the "right" things to do or say cos he doesn't know.

Every day is "take a chance on this and that".

My 82 year cousin rang me last night from Jerusalem (she's a nun) and she said "they're dying like flies out here" and was very upset.

I feel no matter what I watch re this and that's point of view - NOBODY KNOWS.

I tell you one thing - that it never stemmed from China (a bat per se) - but I do believe that this virus has been manufactured SOMEWHERE - cos no virus could sweep the whole world like this has.

[Spicerack]

My bloody dad always told me the English invented it to starve the Irish. I'd kill him if he was alive.

[anneasquith]

I wonder if this is how the world will end ? Not necessarily covid 19 but a virus which we just won’t be able to contain . Maybe next year, maybe 20- 100 years. ?

[Spicerack]

Doubt it. But who knows.

[tonyav]

Who know's, anne. Something wiped the dinosaurs out didn't it.

[Barsel]

Has this virus affected every country in the world?

[Spicerack]

No. Don't think so.

[Buenchico]

>>> Has this virus affected every country in the world?

As good as . . ..
https://www.ecdc.europa.eu/sites/default/files/styles/is_large/public/images/novel-coronavirus-COVID-19-geographical-distribution-world-2020-04-26.jpg?itok=TQ7w5ObE

[Buenchico]

>>> Something wiped the dinosaurs out didn't it

Yup! We simply need another meteor strike, like the one that created the ice age that wiped the dinosaurs out, and we're all doomed!

"It's being so cheerful as keeps me going" - Mona Lott, ITMA

;-)

[anneasquith]

Rev. I Am Jolly . That’s me.

[tonyav]

Mona Lott, ITMA

LOL, had me going then, Chris. I thought that was a character from the Beezer then.

[Buenchico]

Pure joy then, Anne ;-)

[anneasquith]

:-) xx

[jno]

the world will be fine, anne, just one of its species will be wiped out by another one. We've wiped out enough of them ourselves. Scientists have been predicting a biggie for years - and this isn't it, a mere 200,000 or so dead. Sars was much more lethal but less widespread. Get both of those elements at once and we're in some difficulty.