Thread: Covid Logic - Food for Thought

Originally Posted by BobL

Perhaps more significantly,
How long has it been since you went to see a teller or other person at a bank.
OR
How many times have you been to a bank this year?
for it's been once, and they told me to attend to it on-line!

I Can not remember the last time I was in a bank.
I live about 10km from Melbourne CBD (long time since I was there too) and many of the bank branches in the are have closed, the big four + Bendigo Bank.

My dad has used the ANZ for as long as I have known. His local branch has now closed and he was told to go to Chadstone shopping centre. At 90 years of age, and having trouble walking, Chadstone is no longer the shopping centre it was when it opened in 1960. They have expanded so much even I do not want to go there.

Originally Posted by Chief Tiff

Guys; it's only a joke!

The "cut & paste" reference was written by whoever wrote the original & isn't necessarily the view of the OP; I've seen this joke before. The terminology would indicate that it originally came from the US; a country whose citizens a often perceived to have a somewhat skewed understanding of logic and common sense...

Perception??? Only perception???

We have lost count of how many times we have said "What is wrong with these people?" while watching the evening news.

No perception, It is reality.

Originally Posted by woodPixel

Ha! Made me think....

WHAT is the name of the inside of ones elbow?

The cubital fossa.

Someone told me a while back that there is two main contributing factors to the spreading of the Covid virus.
1. How dense is the population in a particular area.
2. How dense is the population in a particular area.

Originally Posted by markkr

The cubital fossa.

Ahhhh.....I wondered why medicos looked at me a bit strangely when I referred to it as my "inbow". I stand corrected

Originally Posted by woodPixel

Ha! Made me think....

WHAT is the name of the inside of ones elbow?

Crook.
That's not an accusation Woodpixel
Pete