Originally Posted by Zizu (Post 10812923)

Please expand on your pressurised environments and the term ‘aerosolised form ‘ ..

The studies don’t seem to be as specific as you ..

https://thehill.com/policy/healthcar...uSS0RRLgNDVvtA


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Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10812950)

Aerosolised form basically means it's been turned into micro-droplets and dispersed in a "very fine mist" form, that can happen in certain medical settings. It doesn't happen with a cough, sneeze, in breath... there's no real risk of aerosolised droplets being in a shop etc.

Also, essentially, both of your big fears can't be true at the same time. If Covid was hanging around in the air all over the place for hours, then the infection rates by this point would be massive - if they ARE massive, then the mortality %age risk is actually tiny. If the mortality risk is as high as you fear it is (5%+) then it's impossible for the virus to be truly airborne, as the death numbers would be higher.

Anyway, have had a google and the only really readable info is from the WHO itself. The rest is actual papers and extremely jargon-filled.



https://www.who.int/news-room/commen...ecommendations

That's a WHO scientific brief from the 29th of March (the article you posted is from the 11th). I do remember reading the info on aerosolization probably around the 15th-20th but can't find the specific things I read at the time.

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 10812969)

Managed to get a Morrybobs click and collect for the 22nd.
Son and daughter in law will pick it up for us and pop it in the porch.
It’s a few miles away but the nearest one that does it.

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10812911)

If worst comes to worst there are tonnes of farms nearby, I might just go and try to get some at source :joker:.

Originally Posted by Vanessa (Post 10812902)

Today I managed to find some eggs :amazed:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10812970)

That’s 3 weeks away D:

Originally Posted by smudgie (Post 10813038)

It’s ok. Had Asda yesterday, got Tesco tomorrow, then next week have Asda and Tesco and week after Morrison’s, Tesco and Asda

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10813039)

Clever you

Originally Posted by GoldHeart (Post 10813029)

Yeah you can get eggs , the problem is the online shopping slots :fist: there's never any available .

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10813262)

Well the shopping queue was less today, took about 25 minutes to get in and it was beautiful sunshine so quite nice to stand out in, pasta, eggs (TS), and Toilet roll, but no kitchen roll :shrug: and very few cleaning products but got Domestos in the local shop

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10820202)

While we were in the queue a couple arrived she was heavily pregnant, they told the security guy that they had something on order from Argos and asked if they had to queue, she let them in 10 minutes she came out with a small item...no sign of him so I expect he was inside shopping with a basket :fist:

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10820205)

Absolute SCUM Cherie, where were the Guardia Civil?? She can give birth without knees!

Originally Posted by arista (Post 10813028)

Yes you might as well
as many Farmers can not Import
Seasonal Workers.

Farmers can not get UK workers
so much on farms will just go off
sadly

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10820208)

She should be at home looking after herself :shrug:

Originally Posted by Livia (Post 10820211)

We could ask those on Job Seekers Allowance to do it?

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10820212)

Yes I agree, stupid filth, why is Argos even open anyway? That's beforetimes thinking. I bet she was buying baby things! Plenty of online tutorials for how to whittle items out of driftwood.

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10820214)

So 50% of the population currently? :joker:

Originally Posted by Cherie (Post 10820218)

She was with her partner :suspect: why couldn’t he have picked it up, it looked like a baby mobile...

Originally Posted by Toy Soldier (Post 10820220)

To be fair I do generally agree, I don't think people have to stay AT HOME while a partner goes shopping, but there's no reason for both to go in, she could have waited in the car.

Originally Posted by AnnieK (Post 10820278)

I queued for 25 mins yesterday at sainsburys to collect from argos. When I was at the front a guy came up and asked to jump the queue as he only wanted cigs, the security told him no....he said but I only want cigs....the guy said everyone has to queue and I've just watched you park in a disabled bay and you have not displayed a blue badge, the guy said yeah but I thought I would only be 2 mins, the security guy said well you better move your car and join the queue.....it started to get a bit heated....then it was my turn to go in. Kept me entertained anyway :laugh: