Coronavirus

I hope your family are all good and everyone on the forum are well too.

**** this virus

 

We don't have any wooden furniture .

 

Testing for covid?

 

****ing hell, Jasp

 

Got my test kit through the post today so I can take it on arrival. Was yours provided by NHS? Had to pay 145quid for mine.

 

NHS mate.

 

Can I ask the accuracy of the test please

 

145 quid be fkd...... Someone is making a mint out of this ****...... Wonder if Boris got shares in test kit company.

 

I am constantly amazed how many teachers have used their own names when using social media. Kids find them on facebook/twitter and Instagram and all hell breaks out.

Pictures of them pissed or with their kids etc and suddenly their personal stuff is public knowledge.

I don't do Facebook or Twatter but my Instagram accounts aint in my name and only a few mates and my kids know it's me. No one tags me using my full name and no one posts my picture up so it is impossible to find me online.

People are very nieve!

 

Naive*

Thought you were a teacher

 

Didn't say I was a good one

 

He is from Liverpool

 

He teaches colouring in. Think the OFCOM report said special measures

 

A railway ticket office worker has died with coronavirus after being spat at by a man who claimed he had Covid-19.
Belly Mujinga, 47, who had underlying respiratory problems, was working at Victoria station in London in March when she was assaulted, along with a female colleague.
Within days of the incident, both women fell ill with the virus.
British Transport Police said an inquiry had been launched to trace the man who spat at the pair.
Mrs Mujinga was on the concourse of Victoria station on 22 March when she was approached by the suspect.
Her husband Lusamba Gode Katalay said the man had asked his wife what she was doing and why she was there.
"She told him she was working and the man said he had the virus and spat on her," he added.
Mrs Mujinga was admitted to Barnet Hospital on 2 April and was put on a ventilator. But she died three days later, the Transport Salaried Staffs Association (TSSA), said.
'Caring person'
Mr Katalay said he called his wife on a video app when she was in hospital, but didn't hear from her again.
"I thought she might be asleep, but the doctor phoned me to tell me she had died," he said.
"She was a good person, a good mother, and a good wife. She was a caring person and would take care of everybody."
Ten people attended Mrs Mujinga's funeral, including her 11-year-old daughter.

 

Fuking nasty ****, hope they bang him up for manslaughter.