The off topic thread 4.0

[Buckleys Jocks]

What are people's favourite thrillers?

Feel like I've seen most of the great thrillers in recent times.

Have you seen Children of Men? It's one of the great thrillers of the 2000's IMO and a very beautifully shot film.

 

[Sozabarus]

What are people's favourite thrillers?

Feel like I've seen most of the great thrillers in recent times.

I've heard a few decent covers but still think the original by Michael Jackson is the best.

 

[chef]

Calibre on Netflix. Loved it.

Watched it tonight. Was good.

 

[Goshaa]

Watched it tonight. Was good.

Very raw. Love the low budget films without the Hollywood cheese.

 

[Zidane98]

Rumours of a stage 4 lockdown. Dont see how that helps aged care tbh. Can confirm that nurses have been asked to work 10 days on and isolate for 14 off at some of the covid ridden nursing homes (wifey politely turned down the offer)

If stage 4 happens and results dont improve in vic I see big issues.

To me the only way to solve things is get the army in to ensure covid compliance for positive cases. Quarantine anyone in close contact for 2 weeks, enforced by the miltary.

 

[Goshaa]

Rumours of a stage 4 lockdown. Dont see how that helps aged care tbh. Can confirm that nurses have been asked to work 10 days on and isolate for 14 off at some of the covid ridden nursing homes (wifey politely turned down the offer)

If stage 4 happens and results dont improve in vic I see big issues.

To me the only way to solve things is get the army in to ensure covid compliance for positive cases. Quarantine anyone in close contact for 2 weeks, enforced by the miltary.

Just up the fine for breaking social distancing laws from $1.6k or whatever it is to $5k.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Rumours of a stage 4 lockdown. Dont see how that helps aged care tbh. Can confirm that nurses have been asked to work 10 days on and isolate for 14 off at some of the covid ridden nursing homes (wifey politely turned down the offer)

If stage 4 happens and results dont improve in vic I see big issues.

To me the only way to solve things is get the army in to ensure covid compliance for positive cases. Quarantine anyone in close contact for 2 weeks, enforced by the miltary.

The ADF door knocks are interesting. Don’t think they’re legally allowed to enter but just knock on the door. You could be home and marked as absent just for not answering.

You may be in bed sleeping, you have covid after all so maybe not feeling all that well.

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

Rumours of a stage 4 lockdown. Dont see how that helps aged care tbh. Can confirm that nurses have been asked to work 10 days on and isolate for 14 off at some of the covid ridden nursing homes (wifey politely turned down the offer)

If stage 4 happens and results dont improve in vic I see big issues.

To me the only way to solve things is get the army in to ensure covid compliance for positive cases. Quarantine anyone in close contact for 2 weeks, enforced by the miltary.

Can see many people leaving Vic after this washes over.

 

[Art Vandelay_]

Does Victoria have compassionate grounds for breaking lockdown?

Looks like my grandmother has less than a month to live but locked down in Melbourne. Given how long I lived with her i would like to see her again.

 

[SM]

Does Victoria have compassionate grounds for breaking lockdown?

Looks like my grandmother has less than a month to live but locked down in Melbourne. Given how long I lived with her i would like to see her again.

When my grandmother passed away a month or so ago, they basically waived the restriction on the number of visitors who could be in with her, so I suspect there might be something similar down there.

 

[Zidane98]

Compassionate reasons are a valid reason for travel during lockdown.

 

[Cruyff14]

Very raw. Love the low budget films without the Hollywood cheese.

Watched it too, enjoyed it. Thanks for the recommendation!

 

[UnitedWarrior93]

Anyone seen ‘The Way Back’ starring Ben Afleck? Watched it last night, found it to be a very good film with quite a few emotions throughout.

 

[chef]

Stay safe Victorians. Hopefully we can all come out the other side sane, with our jobs and family well.

 

[SM]

My Dad lives in rural Vic and is pretty frustrated with the restrictions but hope he obeys them for his own good.

 

[Zidane98]

My Dad lives in rural Vic and is pretty frustrated with the restrictions but hope he obeys them for his own good.

Where abouts mate?

 

[chef]

My Dad lives in rural Vic and is pretty frustrated with the restrictions but hope he obeys them for his own good.

A blanket rule for the whole state(rural area)is a bit frustrating.

My mate lives in Moama and works in Echuca, takes him an about an hour to get over the bridge. Im glad thats not me.

City folk doing it even tougher

 

[Art Vandelay_]

A blanket rule for the whole state(rural area)is a bit frustrating.

My mate lives in Moama and works in Echuca, takes him an about an hour to get over the bridge. Im glad thats not me.

City folk doing it even tougher

Very frustrating. I reckon we’ll go stage 4 soon enough and it’s largely a Melbourne instigated second wave.

Stay away from us you disease riddled rats

 

[bok_party]

Jeez the people in the corona virus conspiracy thread are on another level aren’t they?

 

[Cruyff14]

It is what it is. Not much has changed (for me) between S3 and S4.

We do our shopping outside of our suburb and that will change.

I will see my parents less than normal, though it will be deemed as caregiving when we do see them anyway.

 

[SM]

Where abouts mate?

Glenrowan.

 

[SM]

A blanket rule for the whole state(rural area)is a bit frustrating.

My mate lives in Moama and works in Echuca, takes him an about an hour to get over the bridge. Im glad thats not me.

City folk doing it even tougher

His logic is zero cases out his way so why does he need to try to take preventative action when case numbers can't get any lower. I try to explain to him that the case numbers could always go the other way if people don't do anything to prevent it..

 

[Zidane98]

Glenrowan.

Nice little town. I have a mate in Wang working in maintenance at the hospital so he is currently flat out. Up until yesterday life was mostly normal and they are struggljng to adjust.

Wangaratta also put a bid in to host the AFL Granny lol

 

[chef]

Glenrowan.

I make cakes for the bakery there.

 

[chef]

His logic is zero cases out his way so why does he need to try to take preventative action when case numbers can't get any lower. I try to explain to him that the case numbers could always go the other way if people don't do anything to prevent it..

I guess his big worry is being a town on the hume fwy. A lot of passing traffic.