Coronavirus & stuff
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Trelliz
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Tomous wrote:Victor Mildew wrote:Also, if people not isolating is a thing, these are not the kind of people that giving money to them will change their behaviour, they'll still not isolate but be £500 better off
Exactly what I thought
Those workshy millennials would blow it all on flat screen TVs and MP3 players.
jawa2 wrote:Tl;dr Trelliz isn't a miserable git; he's right.
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That's not a growth
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Fade wrote:Imagine never being able to smell your own brand again
In all seriousness though I know how much it can suck. My uncle lost his sense of smell a few years ago and I've noticed he is pretty into spicy food now and he also talks about the texture of things way more than most people would.
Here's hoping it gets better for you Mini
There's a world of mouth-feel out there.
Hopefully things keep improving for you mini.
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Fade
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That's not a growth wrote:Fade wrote:Imagine never being able to smell your own brand again
In all seriousness though I know how much it can suck. My uncle lost his sense of smell a few years ago and I've noticed he is pretty into spicy food now and he also talks about the texture of things way more than most people would.
Here's hoping it gets better for you Mini
There's a world of mouth-feel out there.
Hopefully things keep improving for you mini.
There definitely is.
My favourite is when you get those giant cookies that are both chewy and crunchy. Just the best
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Mini E
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Thanks, everyone 
. To be honest, I'm infinitely grateful that it's not the fatigue and respiratory symptoms that have stuck around. This definitely sucks, but at least I can still physically function. A few months ago, I also got cheese back which, as I'm sure we'll all agree, is the main priority in life.
Re: showering, you joke but my current anti-perspirant has lasted a suspiciously long time
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One I forgot to mention is that after who-knows-how-many months of getting no scent at all, all urine now smells like it does after you eat asparagus. Odd one, that.
. To be honest, I'm infinitely grateful that it's not the fatigue and respiratory symptoms that have stuck around. This definitely sucks, but at least I can still physically function. A few months ago, I also got cheese back which, as I'm sure we'll all agree, is the main priority in life. Re: showering, you joke but my current anti-perspirant has lasted a suspiciously long time
. One I forgot to mention is that after who-knows-how-many months of getting no scent at all, all urine now smells like it does after you eat asparagus. Odd one, that.
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Tomous
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Mini E wrote:Re: showering, you joke but my current anti-perspirant has lasted a suspiciously long time
Narrator: but it hadn't lasted a long time at all.
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LewisD
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My bosses wife has tested positive again. 2nd time in 2 or 3 months 
Aaaaand that's my holiday (wasn't going anywhere,like, just time off from work) cancelled for next week and double shifts for me to cover his workload.
..yaaaaaaaaay.
Aaaaand that's my holiday (wasn't going anywhere,like, just time off from work) cancelled for next week and double shifts for me to cover his workload.
..yaaaaaaaaay.
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Tomous
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LewisD wrote:My bosses wife has tested positive again. 2nd time in 2 or 3 months
Does she have symptoms again? I believe you can still test positive for awhile after recovery. It doesn't necessarily mean you "have" it again and are infectious etc.
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Memento Mori
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Victor Mildew
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Hexx wrote:Ad7 is older and balder than I thought.
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Coconut Bob wrote:You come across as feminine as a cave troll so its no wonder you have little concept of the way females should behave.
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LewisD
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Tomous wrote:LewisD wrote:My bosses wife has tested positive again. 2nd time in 2 or 3 months
Does she have symptoms again? I believe you can still test positive for awhile after recovery. It doesn't necessarily mean you "have" it again and are infectious etc.
She didn't have symptoms the first time, but does this time.
She works in a care home so gets tested weekly.
She also had the first jab a week ago, not sure the relevance of that.
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Tomous
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LewisD wrote:Tomous wrote:LewisD wrote:My bosses wife has tested positive again. 2nd time in 2 or 3 months
Does she have symptoms again? I believe you can still test positive for awhile after recovery. It doesn't necessarily mean you "have" it again and are infectious etc.
She didn't have symptoms the first time, but does this time.
She works in a care home so gets tested weekly.
She also had the first jab a week ago, not sure the relevance of that.
I'm not Doctor but is it possible she's ill from the jab and is still testing positive from the time she already had it?
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Victor Mildew
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Hexx wrote:Ad7 is older and balder than I thought.
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