True, but there are also the combinations of both. ;) ;) ;)Quote:
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True, but there are also the combinations of both. ;) ;) ;)Quote:
Originally Posted by Raybo
Im actually curious why this family of viruses is called Corona (which apparently means Crown in spanish)
Because that’s what it looks like.Quote:
Originally Posted by F0x
Looks like crown under Microscope. And they've now decided not to name viruses after geographical regions or the like.
So it's now 48hrs since PHs grenade.
Have we got an update?
The nasty thing about the coronavirus is that it’s got a protective shield against the attack from your white blood cells, like the alien spacecrafts in the Independence Day movie, so it can freely multiply and destroy your organs.....
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That should last about a year.
Maybe he is selling for a profit.Quote:
Originally Posted by gentleguy
Betoota journalists are on point.
https://www.betootaadvocate.com/head...-CaR0D813gHPqA
Excuse the tardiness.Quote:
Originally Posted by lonely heart
Sydney Asian brothels losing business over coronavirus fears
Fear of contracting the COVID-19 coronavirus is impacting Sydney brothels with predominantly Asian establishments reporting loss of business while Australian sex workers experience a rise in demand.
Danielle Gusmaroli, The Daily Telegraph
March 3, 2020 12:36pm
Exclusive: The coronavirus has hit the sex industry with some brothels reporting an eye-watering 84 per cent fall in clients.
Fears of contracting the COVID-19 disease has put punters off visiting Sydney’s predominantly Asian establishments, forcing owners desperate to drum up business to bar Chinese sex workers returning from their virus-hit country for two weeks, the time it can take to develop symptoms.
Some brothels say their Australian sex workers have experienced a rise in demand, leaving the majority of Asian girls twiddling their thumbs.
Business has been so slack at Pyrmont 200, where ten ladies in their 20s predominantly from Bali, Japan and China work the roster, the manager is toying with closing the club’s narrow door in Harris Street.
“If this was my only business, I’d shut it down, we used to have around 23 clients a day, now we have about 15, it’s been like this for six weeks and each week gets worse,” said manager Bing Wang.
“Regulars are panicking and calling asking ‘does anyone have the coronavirus?’ because we do people-to-people touching.
“I’m checking the girls’ Uber apps and bank statements to make sure they’ve been travelling and shopping in Australia for the past 14 days. They’re not allowed back here if they’ve been to China, unless they’ve been in Australia 14 days.
“We’ve lost around 35 per cent of business and I want to assure our regulars it’s safe here. Everyone’s worried, the girls are worried about clients and the clients are worried about the girls.
“On the flip side our Aussie girls are doing great, they’re getting 80 per cent of the business because customers are turning to them.”
Penny’s 77 gentleman’s club in Newtown is still switching on the neon sign beckoning customers up a narrow staircase but business has dropped a staggering 84 per cent in recent weeks, from an average 26 customers a day to four.
“Business is very quiet, we are still getting customers but people are scared,” said the owner of two years who asked not to be named.
“Sunday, we only had four, or five clients, it’s always quiet on Sundays and Mondays but it’s never been like this – customers are ringing up asking ‘are any of your girls sick?’
“I say ‘no, we don't have any sick girls in my shop’. If any of the girls are sick I tell them not to come in.”
Bellevue 12 bordello in Surry Hills, with just a dozen Taiwanese, Chinese and Thai women on its books, says Sunday trade has plummeted from 20 punters a day to an average seven.
“It’s very, very quiet but people are still coming,” said owner Ton Li.
“Customers are worried and don’t want to part with their money – we don't have the virus here.”
Sex worker Claudia at Tiffany’s, perhaps Sydney’s best-known bordello offering standard full service, said: “Touch wood, it’s business as usual here, we haven't been affected.”
Amanda at Kelly’s Asian Flowers in Five Dock says customers are still trickling in.
“It’s very quiet, the virus has made customers nervous,” she said.
Awesome bro. Thanks for sharing the full article here [emoji106]Quote:
Originally Posted by asheton
Only 23-26 clients a day....sounds like an incorrect number...I mean if 5 girls work the each has only 5 customers....and 5 hours of work...Most MLs want 7-8 jobs a dayQuote:
Originally Posted by asheton
So 3 full days and no update from Pornhunter.
Just throw mud and see if it sticks.
Mind you with the way it's spreading in Sydney, it won't be long.
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Originally Posted by moz
He got the banned, so we will never know unless he joins under another name.
Some interesting stats about #coronavirus 🤘🏾food for thought, maybe it’s not as bad as you think 💫
Credit: Roberto Puða
How good is media hype!? Each year the media beats up a new virus for everybody to freak out about, but this one is particularly crazy! And extremely racist...
For people who like data:
82,000 People are sick with Coronavirus at the moment, of which 77,000 are in China.
This means that if you are not in or haven't recently visited China, this should eliminate 94% of your concern.
If you do contract Coronavirus, this still is not a cause for panic because:
81% of the Cases are MILD
14% of the Cases are MODERATE
Only 5% of the Cases are CRITICAL
Which means that even if you do get the virus, you are most likely to recover from it.
Some have said, “but this is worse than SARS!”. SARS had a fatality rate of 10% while COVID-19 has a fatality rate of 2%
Moreover, looking at the ages of those who are dying of this virus, the death rate for the people UNDER 50 years of age is only 0.2%
This means that:
if you are under 50 years of age and don't live in China - you are more likely to win the lottery (which has a 1 in 45,000,000 chance)
Let’s take one of the worst days so far, the 10th of February, when 108 people in CHINA died of Coronavirus.
On the same day:
26,283 people died of Cancer
24,641 people died of Heart Disease
4,300 people died of Diabetes
Suicide took 28 times more lives than the virus did.
Mosquitoes kill 2,740 people every day, HUMANS kill 1,300 fellow humans every day, and Snakes kill 137 people every day. (Sharks kill 2 people a year)
But you go buy your toilet paper if you think it's gonna help...
Ah. That status isn't shown on Tapatalk (unless you click through to a Posters name)Quote:
Originally Posted by halfway
Westmead firewall is probably blocking access to the forum.
Spoke to a shop owner today. Business is down about 20% to 30% on last month. She only made $200 wages for herself last week out of three girls working daily from 9am to 10pm
Wow....that is eye watering..... 12 hours of work 200$....time to work as a postieQuote:
Originally Posted by Brothelcreeper
If I am reading BCs post it's more like 84 hours but that's probably owner profit, after expenses.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bunty4
Correct...........Quote:
Originally Posted by Painterdan