Mr. Tea
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Ha, good one, you got me. You're right after all.'sum of the communicable things' - all of them together!
Ha, good one, you got me. You're right after all.'sum of the communicable things' - all of them together!
The Dutch government has brought forward the date by which all mink farms must be permanently closed, after coronavirus outbreaks among animals at 41 fur farms since the start of the pandemic.
Mink are small animals, similar to ferrets, that are bred for their fur. The Netherlands exports 80m euros worth of the fur every year, mostly to China.
The mink breeding industry in the Netherlands had originally been told to shut down by 2024 for animal rights reasons, but all farms will now have to close by next March. The government has reportedly set aside 180m euros to compensate farmers for the early closures.
Scientists are investigating not only how the virus spread to the mink, but also whether they can pass it back to humans. Some farm workers have been found to be infected.
Mink are double-hard bastards. They'd be more likely to do the bumming.Do you think someone has been bumming the minks
Thought this was weird
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Actually I agree. There might have been some point to it back in April when the disease was pretty widespread across the whole country.im still wearing the mask cos it seems dickish not to but im feeling increasingly ridiculous.
Actually I agree. There might have been some point to it back in April when the disease was pretty widespread across the whole country.
I know this sounds bad, but I do take a small crumb of comfort from the fact that the UK isn't the only country having idiotic and contradictory rules imposed on it by government that doesn't know its arse from its elbow.It makes no sense. Does drinking give you covid or not? And if it does why can you drink coke? And why can you drink if you eat? And why can you drink once you're 20k out of Lisbon? And what the hell is it that means you can't buy cigarettes after 8? Except you can from a machine. Total lack of any kind of joined up thinking.
I think the idea is, if people drink they might "congregate" so they trying to stop that... but restaurants are too important to the economy so they are given a loophole that undermines the whole thing.