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The year 2020 - Veronica - 12-28-2020 https://www.instagram.com/tv/CJDmsbQBw3-/?igshid=ekm6fg4lybqs RE: The year 2020 - RoCKy - 12-28-2020 It was indeed a rough year full of up and downs for most of the people. Let’s see what 2021 brings us. It is also kind of interesting that the government and all countries are scared of a virus of which you need to be tested of to know if you even have it. Times won’t get easier, that’s what my grandma says always RE: The year 2020 - Haarek - 12-29-2020 (12-28-2020, 11:35 PM)RoCKy Wrote: It was indeed a rough year full of up and downs for most of the people. Let’s see what 2021 brings us. Ever thought that they might be scared of it since 1% of the general population dies from it? RE: The year 2020 - Ducktard - 12-29-2020 blah blah blah, idgafk bout statistics or anything like that. This year has truly indicated what is important to me within my life and the future is only there for me to pursue it. RE: The year 2020 - RoCKy - 12-29-2020 (12-29-2020, 02:23 AM)Haarek Wrote:1% is not much for a virus I have to say(12-28-2020, 11:35 PM)RoCKy Wrote: It was indeed a rough year full of up and downs for most of the people. Let’s see what 2021 brings us. RE: The year 2020 - Conn - 12-29-2020 (12-29-2020, 11:12 AM)RoCKy Wrote:(12-29-2020, 02:23 AM)Haarek Wrote:1% is not much for a virus I have to say(12-28-2020, 11:35 PM)RoCKy Wrote: It was indeed a rough year full of up and downs for most of the people. Let’s see what 2021 brings us. 1% isn't much until you put it into perspective. Population of the world: 7.594 billion 1% of the population: 75.94 million UK Population: 66.65 million 1% of the population: 666,500 Case in point, a percentage may look small but it has a very large impact. It's very dangerous to look at a percentage without considering the actual impact. Additionally, you have to consider how a virus is spread, which means that though some may have higher mortality rates, they are much less likely to be spread to many people. RE: The year 2020 - Awestruck - 12-29-2020 (12-29-2020, 04:59 AM)Ducktard Wrote: blah blah blah, idgafk bout statistics or anything like that. This year has truly indicated what is important to me within my life and the future is only there for me to pursue it. fax RE: The year 2020 - Marty - 12-29-2020 Best year yet: Pay rise ![]() Bonus ![]() Working from home blended Job became significantly more easier with no public. ![]() Bought a 65" TV because 50" is too small Fucking god bless public service. Managed to get my hair cut ![]() ![]() RE: The year 2020 - Veronica - 12-29-2020 (12-28-2020, 11:35 PM)RoCKy Wrote: It was indeed a rough year full of up and downs for most of the people. Let’s see what 2021 brings us. Your grandmother is right. Times are never easy and won't get easier just cause its the new year , but to make the most out of every opportunity is a time well spent. RE: The year 2020 - Joe Joe - 12-30-2020 (12-29-2020, 02:23 AM)Haarek Wrote:(12-28-2020, 11:35 PM)RoCKy Wrote: It was indeed a rough year full of up and downs for most of the people. Let’s see what 2021 brings us. 1% may seem small but lets remember the Bubonic Plague and the Spanish Flu would have started in a similar manner and the handling of both of them left devastation. If we have the ability to save lives then surely we should. Humans can be some of the most passionate and inconsiderate beings simultaneously, I follow the guidelines not for my own health but for those whose health would suffer if they got it from me. |