@OzMediaOfficial As I said on youtube, get this resolved as quickly and cheaply as possible. People like her live to make strife, she's enjoying this. I've been at this 11 years with my ex. You can make more money, you can't get the years of your life back. Enjoy your life, she'll hate it.
In May, I said that this wave in the UK *might be* the worst here for two years.
Some very serious people scoffed and said how ridiculous I was to suggest that.
Here are Covid hospitalisations in Scotland.
Just 1% off being the highest in two years, with room to grow still.
https://t.co/kPDwJRETnR
Grandad is so proud to be a part of the '75 on 75' series about Newfoundland confederation. I am so proud of him. And now you know why I have always been such an old man at heart.
They left out the part where I said masking is an easy and effective tool to protect yourself and others against this airborne disease. So I'll say it here. Mask up if you feel sick or have been exposed. Masks are not bad, cracking your ribs from coughing is.
This is why H5N1 in livestock is such a notable development in the H5N1 saga:
- H5N1 in wild birds: no/few mammalian adaptations + low human handling = low risk (but ecologically devastating)
- H5N1 in poultry: no/few mammalian adaptations + high human handling = some risk (the only other human H5N1 case so far was a poultry worker in CO in 2022; vast majority of global human cases also worked directly with poultry)
- H5N1 in wild mammals: mammalian adaptations + low human handling = some risk, but limited
- H5N1 in livestock: mammalian adaptations + high human handling = really bad situation
@WonderstruckYT@OzMediaOfficial If someone were to lie in a sworn affidavit when applying for an order of protection, then someone would be perjuring themselves ie lying under oath, which is illegal and can land them with a fine or jail time.
@OzMediaOfficial Way to go Blair, lying on a sworn affidavit has consequences, that's why they're sworn affidavits. I hope she faces ALL the consequences.
@nejsnave The only time I'd ground my great aunt is when she'd be worried about changes in our house. 'The windows in the living room don't look like that!' Me: 'they do now, remember you built on and bought the bay windows in the 70s?' Her: 'oh right!' Then she'd be ok.
@kbdalley Yes. This is adulthood. At least you aren't a victorian adult who thinks they can cure their rheumatism by chilling out in a whale caracass. #silverlinings