Select to expand quotejapie said..
Dried lentils and beans
that's a big NO from me,
as a last resort, curried roof rabbit will be on the menu
Dried beans especially lima or butter beans with curry sauce tastes great.
Chickpeas are good too.
If you are lazy like me just add a few spices while the beans are on simmer. Or this.....
Expediential rise overnight..
www.worldometers.info/coronavirus/
A very good news article too.
www.news.com.au/lifestyle/health/health-problems/coronavirus-alarming-disparity-in-italy-and-south-korea-virus-deaths/news-story/a770ddcf888972958e4d1f30ff576531
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
Dried beans especially lima or butter beans with curry sauce tastes great.
Chickpeas are good too.
If you are lazy like me just add a few spices while the beans are on simmer. Or this.....
Looks authentic and yum yum. More posts like this please Pete!
beans & chickpea's, gezz lucky I put 2 lambs & 15kg of pork in freezer a week ago.
$6kg for lamb & $8 for pork, straight off the farm.
Anyone around for the dot com bubble burst ? And the default of the Russian government plus the largest US hedge fund two years earlier about S
anyone notice what happened from the lows of 2001/2002 until 2007.
just saying .....
There is time to start to appreciate those that get Corona virus infection already and recovered.Those people now are the most precious and can be trusted workers, helpers, safe to other people.We should invent some insignia so those veterans could display to show they are safe. Maybe something like Green Dot sticker or bracelet? If you meet now a courier delivery or chef in the kitchen restaurant , or waiter with green dot- you may be assured he/ her is not going to pass virus on you.
Those people will have priority in employments opportunity, as not likely to get sick.
There is good news.If you can get infected with HIV or have one already and get medication for it- may halp you to survive Corona Virus infection. Forget toilet paper. Lets stock anti HIV drugs now !
www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-8115879/COVID-19-Australian-researchers-CURE-coronavirus.html?ito=social-facebook&fbclid=IwAR1Wb_UpzYFhHbBqY6BO57qjAtRkTf7oWMPnu7BPyIbv9maO515rbBFW53Q
Obviously no toilet paper...
www.news.com.au/national/victoria/news/man-allegedly-stabbed-in-woolies-in-victorias-mornington-peninsula/news-story/4817e2e2bec6798855857ac048937e3f
So the toilet paper hoarding idiots who never bake or prepare masses of food from scratch are now hoarding food. Tin food, I can understand their selfish mentality, but flour, rice, porridge and the like is quite different. The trouble is that if you don't use it the chances are you will have a pantry full of weevils in two to three months. Many of these foods and spices have the eggs in the packet. No big deal if it is cooked and consumed in an appropriate length of time.
Now theses idiots all don't realise by hoarding all the hand sanitizer and other sanitary products the majority of the population cant protect themselves, which in turn means more people contract the virus more quickly, which in turn means the hoarders will stand a greater chance of contracting the virus quickly.
May the hoarders have houses full of weevils, bum cracks red raw from over wiping and lose the respect of their neighbours and friends for their selfish acts.
Shame on them.
Select to expand quotepetermac33 said..
What is wrong with washing your hands in water?
Nothing, but a lot of people seem to prefer the gels. I suspect because it feels more effective, which i think has been disproven.
At my work I worry when people dont bother washing their hands then go straight for the hand sanitizer.... yuk!
Get ready for more panic
INTERNET RATIONING
www.news.com.au/technology/online/nbn/nbn-complaints-yet-to-surge-as-telstra-optus-announce-coronavirus-relief/news-story/e00f79200ac8053418aef3fc5a4a5d92
Select to expand quoteelmo said..
Get ready for more panic
INTERNET RATIONING
www.news.com.au/technology/online/nbn/nbn-complaints-yet-to-surge-as-telstra-optus-announce-coronavirus-relief/news-story/e00f79200ac8053418aef3fc5a4a5d92
Oh you've got to be fkn kidding me!!!
Bread back, but meat all gone today. Guess people changed their priorities. Plenty of stories of people buying chest freezers, so I figure the meat shortage will last for as long as it takes to fill all those up, what, a month? At least not as long as it takes to fill a garage with toilet paper.
Select to expand quotenebbian said..elmo said..
Get ready for more panic
INTERNET RATIONING
www.news.com.au/technology/online/nbn/nbn-complaints-yet-to-surge-as-telstra-optus-announce-coronavirus-relief/news-story/e00f79200ac8053418aef3fc5a4a5d92
Oh you've got to be fkn kidding me!!!
Yep, I just received advice from my satellite supplier( Sky Muster ) to stock movie supply on Netflix.Apparently I could download a lot to watch later. Some additional cost may apply.
I think that politician may be now thrilled with ability to take complete control of internet.Obviously in order to stop spreading " miss information".Things like a GPS bracelet introduced for ordinary citizens in UK under the pretense of enforcing quarantine where not imaginagle just a few month ago. To be fair , GPS solar tracker for my cattle seems to be tiny in comparison to those UK trackers. I am sure that UK invention have inbuilt electroshocker paralyser in order to reinforce boundary.
www.thesun.co.uk/fabulous/food/9312274/amazon-electric-shock-bracelet-fast-food-eat-bad-habits/
very soon each one of us will be equipped with this social engineered safety device.
opportunities are endless:
-buying three toilet rolls instead of two - electric shock
-closing distance to another person below 2 m - electric shock
...
Select to expand quoteMacroscien said..
-closing distance to another person below 2 m - electric shock
That's not a bad idea. Plenty of people still seem to be talking face to face in the supermarket. A little reminder would do them good.
Select to expand quotenebbian said..elmo said..
Get ready for more panic
INTERNET RATIONING
www.news.com.au/technology/online/nbn/nbn-complaints-yet-to-surge-as-telstra-optus-announce-coronavirus-relief/news-story/e00f79200ac8053418aef3fc5a4a5d92
Oh you've got to be fkn kidding me!!!
Special dispensation for Margaret river and surrounds
Services better than 5G for the past 4 (+) years gotta look after a key integral area
Supermarket strategy of closing 2 hours early and stocking shelves properly every night seems to have really worked. There was a noticeable change in the mood in the supermarket today. Shelves were all full, (even penne, apparently the king of pasta, was on offer), and everyone seems to be doing a normal food shop. I guess there's nothing more effective at making people panic than the sight of half-empty shelves, and if they ensure they get to see full shelves every morning, there's no reason to stock up.
As for toilet paper, well, I guess certain primal urges can't be suppressed. 
Select to expand quoteelmo said..
Get ready for more panic
INTERNET RATIONING
www.news.com.au/technology/online/nbn/nbn-complaints-yet-to-surge-as-telstra-optus-announce-coronavirus-relief/news-story/e00f79200ac8053418aef3fc5a4a5d92
As part of the pandemic response, pop-up ads should be disabled to reduce internet traffic.
Select to expand quoteStorm Ahead said..
Stocked up on Grog yet???....
Best have a drink before we all kark it. 
This will be hard for some people that are used to drinking a lot all the time. I am sure there are many that would happily forget about toilet paper and have a supply of alcohol instead.
i think the desperate ones should be learning how to homebrew and then settle in.
My father regularly goes to the local club 3 or more nights a week. I wonder how he will cope without a few drinks each of these nights?
Select to expand quoteFormulaNova said..petermac33 said..
What is wrong with washing your hands in water?
Nothing, but a lot of people seem to prefer the gels. I suspect because it feels more effective, which i think has been disproven.
At my work I worry when people dont bother washing their hands then go straight for the hand sanitizer.... yuk!
Washing hands is the most effective but its not always convenient and studies have shown gels are just as effective in eliminating germs but obviously gels don't clean dirt off the hands
Select to expand quoteHarrow said..elmo said..
Get ready for more panic
INTERNET RATIONING
www.news.com.au/technology/online/nbn/nbn-complaints-yet-to-surge-as-telstra-optus-announce-coronavirus-relief/news-story/e00f79200ac8053418aef3fc5a4a5d92
As part of the pandemic response, pop-up ads should be disabled to reduce internet traffic.
Oh hell yeah! Auto-playing videos as well!
Select to expand quotesn said..japie said..
Dried lentils and beans
that's a big NO from me,
as a last resort, curried roof rabbit will be on the menu
Oh well got about 60 ton of butternuts growing so pumpkin soup/roast pumpkin,pumpkin cake.......
