Friday 17th of May 2024

clevering in aussieland…

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Omicronic butthead Smoko — Scomo for short — is taking us on a ride of a lifetime...

Some people feel sorry for Scotty of Marketing... He has been trying to relaunch the Aussie economy while the seams of our pants is falling apart. I do this everyday. I should wear braces, but I push on with untightened belts because tightening would hurt my hernia... This means I have to pull my pants up every 27.9 seconds on average. Not very efficient and highly disruptive to production.

So, while before we had to avoid the virus at all costs, we now have to ride the wave with less testing because WE'VE RUN OUT OF TESTING BIZOS. Or they are too expensive for the Scumdog government to afford as your hospital is saturated to the rafters with sickos...

ScoMo is a clown who wears a suit on some days to appear serious. On other days, he will blend in the crowd of yobos by wearing backwards baseball caps, bolo hats, and mining hard helmets to look as if he understood your delicate yoboism, the age of your knee caps at the bowling club and the need for protection from low flying angry magpies at the newly announced airport. All these accoutrements are accompanied by the same ugly clowning script: "me best clown".

This clown and his little pedal car go round the circus ring in circles as if it was in a straight line. It can't even do figures of eight...

"look, trust me! I have now an electric car! I'm greener that the greenies! I recycle rubbish, including myself!"

Piss off, ScoMo...  

changing the settings…

The federal government had already announced a move away from PCR tests, as queues for tests stretched around the country and laboratory processing blew out to more than a week in some instances.

The change would take pressure off testing lines, Morrison said. But by removing the requirement for close contacts to receive an official PCR diagnosis, the country’s leaders were also signalling a new phase of the pandemic.

 

Across the country, case numbers are higher than ever. On Friday more than 78,000 cases were confirmed, another record that is expected to be broken yet again in coming days. It’s also far below what experts believe is the actual situation as many jurisdictions have already started relying on rapid antigen test confirmation.

Professor Catherine Bennett, chair of epidemiology at Deakin University’s health faculty, says the country was already changing the way it handled the pandemic, but Omicron was an unexpected twist to that transition.

“Delta was the end of COVID zero. And I think Omicron just pushes us down this path even faster,” she says.

 

Read more:

https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/riding-the-omicron-wave-as-we-enter-year-three-of-the-pandemic-20220107-p59mjg.html

 

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