Read more.Foxconn says the outbreak won't affect production but others aren't so sure.
Read more.Foxconn says the outbreak won't affect production but others aren't so sure.
We're already looking at races later in the year that are out that way, one of the guys didnt seem to worried though as its just BA that have stopped flying out there at the mo, not sure I share his optimism lol..
I already got 2 of those. :-)
Fatigue,,,,, getting older, lived a 200% life.
Shortness of breath, well yes after smoking everything for +3 decades, and inhaling a lot of bad stuff work related, so i am pretty much down to 1 lounge in function.
Started this on purpose to jack Ram prices up again.
I dont go anywhere without my inhaler now, and what have been my default walking speed all life, well if i do that now not even the inhaler work that just take the edge off things.
Chinese did not like Danish newspaper drawing, just like Muslims dident like a while back.
Guess we don't have a sense of humor,,,,, are we Danes becoming Germans
I'm not surprised the Chinese (state) didn't like that graphic. I have to say it made me genuinely LOL, though. A tually out loud. I got a funny look from the wife so I showed her, didn't say a word, just showed her and there was a moment of blank look, and she LOL'd too.
As for no sense of humour, at the risk of judging by anecdotal experience, Danes certainly do have a sense of bumour, but it's quite dry, subtle and quite sardonic. Very similar to British humour, in fact.
One of my Danish friends' humour is very subtle, so much so that it can slip past like a Ninja in the night, and about two minutes after he says something, typically when you're halfway through a different sentence you suddenly stop,think "Wait .... what?" as the jibe finally sinks in and when you look at him there's a wry smile in his eyes, with a "Gotcha" look and overtones of "What took you so long?"
A lesson learned from PeterB about dignity in adversity, so Peter, In Memorium, "Onwards and Upwards".
Just got an email about display panel factories in China:
“Display facilities in Wuhan currently are dealing with the very real impacts of the coronavirus outbreak,” said David Hsieh, senior director, displays, at IHS Markit technology research. “These factories are facing shortages of both labor and key components as a result of mandates designed to limit the contagion’s spread. In the face of these challenges, top display suppliers in China have informed our experts that a near-term production decline is unavoidable.”
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