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He looks sweaty
He looks sweaty
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We're not bothered about Boris doing the daily briefing we want Raab........oops sorry wrong thread
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He looks sweaty
Maybe Carrie is busy with the baby and she’s not feeding him properly....
really should be the job of the new mistress tbh.
really should be the job of the new mistress tbh.
Wonder is that them all on zoom
Bet they are doing an online pub quiz.Wonder is that them all on zoom
We definitely did. The only reasonable explanation for his absence is that he is poorly. Beforehand he was at every one (correct me if I’m wrong), and only people started standing in for him when he was sick.
I do care that he’s not there. He is the leader of our country and therefore he owes it to us, as a nation to put himself forward and inform us of what the feck is going on.
it’s inexcusable in my opinion.
Online orgy
(I'm listening too much to The Downing St Honeyzz)according to the celeb gossip thread boris' alcoholism is getting worse and he's passed out at his desk most of the time!
Well judging by his hair yesterday I'd say that's true !
His hair does look truly crazy now!
is there someone on the celebrity gossip thread who knows his best friends brothers wife’s second cousin who once shared a bottle of blue WKD with Boris behind the bike shed.
Id well believe it tbh,
new baby, new mistress, old mistress turned fiancée, duck knows how many kids he’s trying to keep track of, night feeds on top of trying to keep in contact with the new intern Sonya, no hairdressers open and a bleeping pandemic.
I could see a man turning to the sherry.
It was awful yesterday, even the workers in the call centres aren't allowed to show up to work like that and nobody see's themHis hair does look truly crazy now!
Someone I know (and trust) knows somebody who has a very senior position at John Hopkins and they spoke recently. They believe that we are unlikely to find a vaccine - they have been trying to come up with them for coronaviruses (the general group of coronaviruses not this particular strain) for decades. We do not have vaccines for SARS, MERS, even the flu vaccine does not completely protect against all strains. He believes that instead, leaps and bounds will be made in terms of treatments so that essentially the death rate will fall to next to zero. Kind of similar to AIDS - no cure but very very few in the developed world actually ever die from it. Makes total sense to me and I actually would prefer that was the case vs a vaccine which would be new and have unknown consequences long term.
Obviously I won’t name names but this is someone I work with, well connected, absolutely not a gossip. I’ve pretty much stayed away from this thread for my own sanity for weeks but thought this was interesting and weirdly reassuring.
Obviously I won’t name names but this is someone I work with, well connected, absolutely not a gossip. I’ve pretty much stayed away from this thread for my own sanity for weeks but thought this was interesting and weirdly reassuring.
No thats not because of Alcohol thats because hes been up all night reading the 'Downing street men' threads.
Oh I do think he should be there or at least showing his face daily in some way. It is totally inexcusable that he’s giving nothing to the country.
It’s just odd. It’s not like he’s been this absent from the beginning? I understand he was unwell but he appears to be doing much better now so he can’t continue to use that as an excuse.
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Coronavirus: MPs 'alarmed' by plans for them to return to parliament in person
Leader of the House of Commons, Jacob Rees-Mogg, accuses opposition MPs of trying to "hide behind a veneer of virtual parliament".
news.sky.com
If you have concerns about being in a room of adults then how can you happily say it’s safe to send children back to school?
ETA: AND will say that other people can return to work?
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I'm not surprised tbh. It takes years to create a vaccine, if they are going to make one it won't be anytime soon and we'll likely be immune to it. There's still no vaccine or treatment for SARS and that started in 2003. Enough people got infected with it that it had no one else to infect cause everyone had antibodies. That's probably what will happen.
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