Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
Also non-essential retail is now scheduled to open up on the 15th of June.
Which is nice as my non essential retail job was planning to open up on the 1st of june. So thats 2 more weeks of lockdown
Can't help but think this has been announced so as to distract from Dominic being a twatwaffle
Also, still no mention on when you can see family members. At this point, I'm sure most have just decided '**** it' and started seeing family anyway. You know... using our instincts and common sense.
Also, still no mention on when you can see family members. At this point, I'm sure most have just decided '**** it' and started seeing family anyway. You know... using our instincts and common sense.
Just arrange to meet them in a non-essential retail store
Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
A quick look suggests that the obese and those with diabetes have worse mortality outcomes than those who aren't those things.
How much worse is of course not mentioned.
The diet is the usual veg-and-healthy-things, which will in theory mean you lose weight/aren't obese/don't have a higher risk of deadness.
Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
I'd say that was probably better judged than it appears, as it allows vulnerable Cons to deflect responsibility back to Cummings and I'd imagine he'll survive for now.
He also made reference to having written about the dangers of coronaviruses 'last year'. Turns out his predictive skill is 'editing old articles to make it look like you said it last year'.
Edit: is it a cabinet post? He's resigning as under secretary of state for Scotland, which is a ministerial post, but I'm unclear on whether that formally makes him a cabinet minister
So when are the next PMQs? I would love it if every interview with a government minister from now on included asking if people should test their eyesight by going for a drive. Just let them run this into the fucking ground.
The latest defence from I don't know who because I just overheard it on the radio:
"Well, he- I mean he isn't an elected official, so why should he be held to a higher standard?"
I tried to write this bit not in all-caps but couldn't so you've been warned:
HE'S NOT BEING HELD TO A HIGHER STANDARD, HE'S BEING HELD TO THE STANDARD WE'RE HOLDING THE REST OF THE UNELECTED PEOPLE IN THIS COUNTRY TO.
(I did go back through and remove the swearing)
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underrated disaster coming soon; uk needs 50k new customs officers (industry estimate but gov seems to agree) to handle 200million new forms pa
we have trained at most 5k of those. nobody knows what is going on or if gov has any ideas to make up the gap (spoiler they are ignoring it)
New proposal from the Department of Rhesus Thinking up Dumb Stuff: Job Retention Scheme payments dependent on training furloughed staff to be customs officers
Perhaps on Sunday you watched the entire nation being lectured on what constitutes fatherly responsibility by Boris Johnson, a man who won’t even say how many children he has, and leaves women to bring up an unspecified number of them. Perhaps on Monday you watched the Guardian’s Rowena Mason being lectured in journalism by Johnson, a man sacked from a newspaper for fabricating quotes from his own godfather, and who blithely discussed helping a friend to have another journalist beaten up. Perhaps today, you heard Michael Gove tell LBC he has “on occasion” driven a car to check his eyesight.
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Apparently, in the aftermath of this weekend, lockdown fines given to families travelling for childcare are going to be reviewed.
This feels so fucking bizarre to me. The government is bending over backwards to support Cummings here, and I can only think of a few reasons as to why a special advisor would receive this level of support - none of which are good.
Surely people could just mail the fine and an explanation of their exceptional circumstances to Mr Cummings and get them withdrawn, right? He can just use that common sense of his after reading them, now that we know his eyesight is good.
Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
A quick look suggests that the obese and those with diabetes have worse mortality outcomes than those who aren't those things.
How much worse is of course not mentioned.
The diet is the usual veg-and-healthy-things, which will in theory mean you lose weight/aren't obese/don't have a higher risk of deadness.
Standard Mail.
Its quite a lot worse, especially for untreated/uncontrolled diabetes. Obesity is a bit odd, because, there are so many grades of it and levels of 'health' you can have at different grades, but obese people are typically over represented by about 50% amongst those who are sick in hospital. Obesity is probably bad because it causes high blood pressure and other forms of stress on the heart in some people who have it.
So, one day a week of vegetarian home cooking is probably a solid reduction in your risk of hospitalization and death from the coronavirus.
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It reminds me of a five year old explaining how a dinosaur came and ate all the biscuits
Does anyone know what the diet pullout it's talking about is? I mean, I know there's still a lot of medical unknowns, but it feels like if eating a bunch of oranges cured coronavirus (or whatever) then we'd have heard about it by now?
Which is nice as my non essential retail job was planning to open up on the 1st of june. So thats 2 more weeks of lockdown
Can't help but think this has been announced so as to distract from Dominic being a twatwaffle
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Just arrange to meet them in a non-essential retail store
Assuming you were serious.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/food/article-8353307/Check-delicious-recipes-Hairy-Bikers-save-life.html
A quick look suggests that the obese and those with diabetes have worse mortality outcomes than those who aren't those things.
How much worse is of course not mentioned.
The diet is the usual veg-and-healthy-things, which will in theory mean you lose weight/aren't obese/don't have a higher risk of deadness.
Standard Mail.
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oh, I didn't realise it was online, thanks. (also, I'd forgotten how awful the Mail website is, ugh)
Basically The Reductress without the self-awareness
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(Dr Jennifer Jones is a Scottish journalist)
The mail will probably end up shocked that just putting something on their front page does not have reality warping powers to make it happen.
Angela Rayner is deputy leader of the Labour party, but I was just looking for the first post of it I could find from a non-rando, really.
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Bwhahahahaha oh god what the fuck is wrong with reality.
The full thread is worth a read, and shows no other reference to coronavirus can be found on his blog.
Edit: is it a cabinet post? He's resigning as under secretary of state for Scotland, which is a ministerial post, but I'm unclear on whether that formally makes him a cabinet minister
And here's me paying for an optician like a complete wanker.
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This Tweet isn't joking. That last email is a doozy, but the whole chain is worth reading, just to see the selective ignoring on Cumming's part.
"Well, he- I mean he isn't an elected official, so why should he be held to a higher standard?"
I tried to write this bit not in all-caps but couldn't so you've been warned:
we have trained at most 5k of those. nobody knows what is going on or if gov has any ideas to make up the gap (spoiler they are ignoring it)
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It certainly got me to check the thread for what could possibly lead to that thread title.
As funny as this story is, I have to admit to being somewhat disappointed in its relation to the threat title.
This feels so fucking bizarre to me. The government is bending over backwards to support Cummings here, and I can only think of a few reasons as to why a special advisor would receive this level of support - none of which are good.
Its quite a lot worse, especially for untreated/uncontrolled diabetes. Obesity is a bit odd, because, there are so many grades of it and levels of 'health' you can have at different grades, but obese people are typically over represented by about 50% amongst those who are sick in hospital. Obesity is probably bad because it causes high blood pressure and other forms of stress on the heart in some people who have it.
So, one day a week of vegetarian home cooking is probably a solid reduction in your risk of hospitalization and death from the coronavirus.