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hmm its Cooper-Balls's constituency. So yes I expect it to be a Trump-hole.
Foodbanks normally have some sort of deal with supermarkets and buy direct/swap goods from donations. You donate something that the foodbank doesn't need anymore (e.g. they have too much dog food) the supermarket lets them swap it at face value for something else and many supermarkets donate 20-30% on top of goods donated. I doubt they would put blocks like this in place.
Give the big 3 their due they support food banks quite well.
Lets hope the police find these scumbags.Comment
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I'd imagine if they tried to sell stuff like this in pubs they would finish up very badly hurt. If you have ever met a true Yorkie they are down to earth, friendly and will give you the food off their table if you needed it more than them.
So whoever these thieves are, I kind of doubt they are Yorkshiremen.Comment
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Globally, the "Closed Cases" rate is 90% discharged, 10% dead.
UK closed cases rate is 31% discharged, 69% dead.
In layman's terms: If you're in other countries and are diagnosed, you've got a very good chance of surviving, if you're in the UK and are diagnosed, you've got a high chance of dying.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Frightening. Where are you getting those numbers from?Originally posted by WTFH View PostGlobally, the "Closed Cases" rate is 90% discharged, 10% dead.
UK closed cases rate is 31% discharged, 69% dead.
In layman's terms: If you're in other countries and are diagnosed, you've got a very good chance of surviving, if you're in the UK and are diagnosed, you've got a high chance of dying.Comment
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Coronavirus Update (Live): 250,618 Cases and 10,255 Deaths from COVID-19 Virus Outbreak - WorldometerOriginally posted by oracleslave View PostFrightening. Where are you getting those numbers from?
United Kingdom Coronavirus: 3,269 Cases and 144 Deaths - Worldometer…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Closed cases numbers don't look good I agree. Presumably the numbers will improve based on 99% currently categorised as "mild"Comment
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Interesting.
Maybe if the UK did loads of tests in rural areas we may even the numbers out a bit...
Generally seems you only get tested in the UK if you think you have it or show symptoms.
However the overall testing in the first figures includes random testing of people who show no symptoms.Comment
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And 144 of 3269 is like 4.4%
So like 4.4% dead and therefore the rest discharged.
Or have I missed the point?Comment
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