I still don't get the hoarding off the toilet paper. Nowhere, not once have I read that the Covid-19 virus gives you the 'runs'? Or are people just S@#$%ting themselves for no reason?
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People are in fear that shops will be forced to close for an extended period of time and one thing you don't want to run out of is toilet roll. it's stupidity set in by panic because food shops etc will not close else there would be deaths from starvation, people have to eat and have good hygiene coronavirus or not!I still don't get the hoarding off the toilet paper. Nowhere, not once have I read that the Covid-19 virus gives you the 'runs'? Or are people just S@#$%ting themselves for no reason?
I still don't get the hoarding off the toilet paper. Nowhere, not once have I read that the Covid-19 virus gives you the 'runs'? Or are people just S@#$%ting themselves for no reason?
I don't know why. There are many psychological studies and explanations on why toilet paper gets hoarded but none really makes sense.
It reminds me of '92/'93 when our country went through chances because "Die Swart Gevaar" was coming. Everybody had a box of baked beans in the house. Toilet paper wasn't an issue back then because you had loads of newspaper.
In the UK newspapers use to be full of chips (useful then (until it was considered a health risk due to the print)) now they are just full of crap and the print is a real risk to health!I don't know why. There are many psychological studies and explanations on why toilet paper gets hoarded but none really makes sense.
It reminds me of '92/'93 when our country went through chances because "Die Swart Gevaar" was coming. Everybody had a box of baked beans in the house. Toilet paper wasn't an issue back then because you had loads of newspaper.
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And phone books. You see them now only on special occasions.I don't know why. There are many psychological studies and explanations on why toilet paper gets hoarded but none really makes sense.
It reminds me of '92/'93 when our country went through changes because "Die Swart Gevaar" was coming. Everybody had a box of baked beans in the house. Toilet paper wasn't an issue back then because you had loads of newspaper.
Having grown up between two farms, one 45 km from nearest town, the other about 130 km, we have for as long as I have a memory always bought enough for at least a month or two, for incase, as my dad worked away from home. Specials were snapped up for later use, and with two places we always had something at both places.
Only extra I bought so far was toilet paper, 2 packs, more so for the fact that we have a family allergy problem and winter is coming. Hand sanitizer has always been in the cars for Incase you can’t wash hands, used to be a wet rag in a bank baggie years ago. I think people panic because a lot buy per day or per week, and to then see empty shelves the panic kicks into overdrive. I did however buy extra chicken, I.e. Pretoria braai vegetables, about two weeks ago, nice special!
In the UK newspapers use to be full of chips (useful then (until it was considered a health risk due to the print)) now they are just full of crap and the print is a real risk to health!
And it's that generation that grew up entirely on chips out of newspapers that are living for record length of times, more health and safety c**p. We live too cleanly theses days, kids playing on game consoles instead of outside playing in the dirt and licking their fingers etc and all the usual things little kids would do. It has made our immune systems in general weaker (no proof but stands to reason).We used to get chips in newspaper here too, in the good 'ol days - and how yummy that was!!
Did you spend your childhood walking uphill in snow barefoot for 10km just to get to school?And it's that generation that grew up entirely on chips out of newspapers that are living for record length of times, more health and safety c**p. We live too cleanly theses days, kids playing on game consoles instead of outside playing in the dirt and licking their fingers etc and all the usual things little kids would do. It has made our immune systems in general weaker (no proof but stands to reason).
Am i supposed to feel guilty that i didn't or something???? Downhill all the way to my school maybe barefoot would of been a blessing the amount of broken bones slipping on the ice beneath the snow! We have mentioned Chips a great pity if shoulders come into it!Did you spend your childhood walking uphill in snow barefoot for 10km just to get to school?
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You sound like you're having a strokeAm i supposed to feel guilty that i didn't or something???? Downhill all the way to my school maybe barefoot would of been a blessing the amount of broken bones slipping on the ice beneath the snow! We have mentioned Chips a great pity if shoulders come into it!
These are dated 23rd January when the Virus was isolated to China which are known for their openness for giving information!Just to keep it in perspective.
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Not saying don't be concerned. But there is absolutely no reason to panic.
Yeah. A lot has changed in the last few weeks of what we know of this virus.These are dated 23rd January when the Virus was isolated to China which are known for their openness for giving information!
2 different industries, 2different marketsOn another note, I heard from people in the pharmaceutical industry we are starting to face a shortage of