Did u know this country( Denmark) asked China for help?Quote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
Like very desperately ....
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Did u know this country( Denmark) asked China for help?Quote:
Originally Posted by warwick1
Like very desperately ....
She is fortunate that she has been released after serving her minimum 3 years of her sentence. Didn't she previously say that she knew nothing about the drugs but now has admitted she knew she had drugs but needed money?Quote:
Originally Posted by rooter
Didn't she work in a brothel located in Penrith? I'm surprised she needed more money if she was working as a WL. Would guys really pay top dollar to see her? :surprise:
Sammy J and Mark Humphries are funny bastards.
Corona Yoga
https://iview.abc.net.au/show/sammy-.../LE1906V009S00
Armchair epidemiologest (it's a typo, I really can spell it!)
https://www.abc.net.au/news/2020-04-...s-his/12139700
Cassie was interviewed on 60 Minutes. She says she's become a new person now and has learnt not to trust anyone. She previously claimed she was a receptionist at a brothel called club 220. During the interview, she acknowledged working as a sex worker but didn't last long. She is engaged to a female inmate at the gaol. The 60 minutes reporter asked if she was gay but she didn't give a definite answer just to say she had previous experience with other women. It sounds like she won't be returning to her old job at the brothel.Quote:
Originally Posted by mkkid
Haha, couldn't have said it better myself.Quote:
Originally Posted by CockoftheRoot
Cocaine Cassie worked at the shop around the corner from my jobsite.
It pretty rough tbh.... on the great western highway, across the road from Kingswood station.
She looks rough as guts lads.
I see Samantha X is back on the market... I would much rather goes balls deep in her infamy.
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Some days it feels like the end and others are not so bad.
Something worth considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by cplurt2
I think I prefer Sweden's strategy.
Community regulated lock down but compulsory for at risk sectors.
Yes. A higher initial death rate.
But then it's all over ... and we can get on with p
our lives.
Something worth considering.Quote:
Originally Posted by cplurt2
I think I prefer Sweden's strategy.
Community regulated lock down but compulsory for at risk sectors.
Yes. A higher initial death rate.
But then it's all over ... and we can get on with our lives.
A crapload higher death rate - both from Covid and from other things as the health system fails.
Plus there is no proof of herd immunity.
Many other coronaviruses (eg. Common cold and SARS) appear to at best give 6 months immunity
I guess orangeman wants us to inject cleaners. Smh
Ask him to inject himself and his family first.Quote:
Originally Posted by cplurt2
What news? Any link or YouTube.Quote:
Originally Posted by mkkid
Wouldn't it be cheaper and easier to find some sperm and get pregnant than go through the whole process of IVF? Cassie and her Colombian lover who she met while in a Colombian prison are ready to have a baby together. She wants a family. This means no guys in her life at this stage.Quote:
Originally Posted by mkkid
How NZ looks after sex workers.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...rs-in-lockdown
An article from the Group of Eight (Go8).
These are the eight largest universities in Australia who collaborate together to provide recommendations to Dr Brendan Murphy, Australian Chief Medical Officer.
They recently provided a new set of recommendations in “A Roadmap to Recovery – A Report to the Nation”.
The recommendations came down to 2x proposed options and a 3rd rejected:
Eliminate the illness;
May stay in tight lockdown till near the end of June.
Suppress the illness to a low level and manage it;
Lifting of restrictions could start in mid May.
… and a rejected option:
Allow the epidemic to run through the population in a way that does not overwhelm the healthcare system. Some have called this approach “herd immunity.”
https://www.scribd.com/document/4587...ecovery-report
https://www.news.com.au/lifestyle/he...c6466a73e0e3cb
Author must be a Chinese plant, huh?
I don't think so. USA response in all this has been calamitous. Considering it was regarded as the best country in the world to handle a pandemic prior to this.Quote:
Originally Posted by quackm2002
There are significant numbers of commentators that are critical of the USA's handling of this pandemic. Before and during.
The pandemic has exposed a lot about what is wrong with their country.
Too many to list here ... but consider how stupid Trump has been. There's a very good Scottish word to describe him: a "cockwomble".
The Chinese don't have to plant anything. The American fuck themselves up.Quote:
Originally Posted by quackm2002
I think I was being facetious
Trade war!
"China, you have banned our barley exports. In retaliation we will ban your WL exports!"
Hang on a second that's a lose, lose for us. That's not good.
Ok, how about this "OK China you won't import our barley, so we won't import those Great Wall cars. Let's face it they are pretty shit cars anyway".
But please, please, please let us import your WLs.
The Japanese WLs are cuter and more genuine, and the Korean WLs are more pretty and glamorous, and the Thai WLs are more exotic looking and wild. But we still need the Chinese WLs.
They are the bread and butter of punting in Sydney, and sometimes the jam and honey too. And sometimes the caviar!.
"Oh and China to sweeten the deal and to show our good faith we will give you the following people (our best and brightest) to keep as hostages until this is resolved. Pauline Hanson, Jacqui Lamby, George Christenssen, Tony Abbott, Ray Hadley, Andrew Boult, Alan Jones, Sarah Hanson-Young, Adam Brandt, Eva Cox, David Marr, Joel Creasey, Josh Thomas, Anna Gatsby, Shannon Noll, 5 Seconds of Summer, David Littleproud, Vicky Xu, Iggy Azalea, John Farnham, Sonia Kruger, Ray Price, George Calombaris, Melissa Leong.
To all the China fans, relax, I am just having a laugh here. Please don't get upset.
You forgot that stupid cow, Concetta Fierravanti-Wells
Ah yes. Didn’t she win Eurovision? :)
While most of us here are celebrating and counting down the arrival of 1 July........
Spare a thought for the rest of the world, it was only on the 8 June the worldwide Covid19 infections reached 7 million. Today it just went over 8 million! That’s one million extra cases in a week !
If it doesn’t slow down , by the time we reached 1 July, the total cases could be 10 million, far out !
Australia indeed has done so well , we bloody better not stuff this up.