My Corona
- Thread starter petros
- Start date
COVIDIOTS-19: 'Influencers' appear to be entitled and thick
Poor “influencer” Skye Wheatley — she’s in lockdown at her Australian mansion and doesn’t know what’s going on with this COVID-19 thing.
So our digital heroine has turned to her 629,000 Instagram followers for the straight goods because lord knows, the media aren’t covering this story at all.
Posting three photos of herself she asked: “When will coronavirus be under control? When do we think Corona Virus [sic] will be under control? Would love to know more or anything you guys know?”
But wait! Help is on the way in the shape of mom: “Have been speaking to mum she’s keeping me updated.”
“Influencer” Jessica Pinili “feels like a prisoner” in her five star hotel. INSTAGRAM
Meanwhile, another Aussie “lifestyle coach” and “influencer” took to social media to complain she’s being quarantined in a five-star hotel and it’s “worse than being a prisoner.”
Oh dear, tough times for Jessica Pinili, who splits her time between Perth and Bali.
She moaned to her 8,000 followers it was important to bring “awareness” to her dire circumstances.
“This isn’t about gratitude, this is about human rights,” Pinili wrote, adding “this alone is going to give me a corona [sic].”
Poor “influencer” Skye Wheatley — she’s in lockdown at her Australian mansion and doesn’t know what’s going on with this COVID-19 thing.
So our digital heroine has turned to her 629,000 Instagram followers for the straight goods because lord knows, the media aren’t covering this story at all.
Posting three photos of herself she asked: “When will coronavirus be under control? When do we think Corona Virus [sic] will be under control? Would love to know more or anything you guys know?”
But wait! Help is on the way in the shape of mom: “Have been speaking to mum she’s keeping me updated.”
“Influencer” Jessica Pinili “feels like a prisoner” in her five star hotel. INSTAGRAM
Meanwhile, another Aussie “lifestyle coach” and “influencer” took to social media to complain she’s being quarantined in a five-star hotel and it’s “worse than being a prisoner.”
Oh dear, tough times for Jessica Pinili, who splits her time between Perth and Bali.
She moaned to her 8,000 followers it was important to bring “awareness” to her dire circumstances.
“This isn’t about gratitude, this is about human rights,” Pinili wrote, adding “this alone is going to give me a corona [sic].”
No one will ever notice this walking bush. TIKTOK
ONE IN THE BUSH
A British man was captured breaking quarantine when he dressed as a bush!
Nicholas Murray and Madeline Mai-Davies say they caught their neighbour attempting to breakout from isolation and captured the stunt on camera. They shared the clip on TikTok, netting more than 700,000 views on the app.
In the captured video, a bush with two legs is seen scurrying down the driveway.
“Neighbors back at it again sneaking out during lockdown,” writes Mai-Davies under the handle @maddiedavies.x. “The way he runs.”
ONE IN THE BUSH
A British man was captured breaking quarantine when he dressed as a bush!
Nicholas Murray and Madeline Mai-Davies say they caught their neighbour attempting to breakout from isolation and captured the stunt on camera. They shared the clip on TikTok, netting more than 700,000 views on the app.
In the captured video, a bush with two legs is seen scurrying down the driveway.
“Neighbors back at it again sneaking out during lockdown,” writes Mai-Davies under the handle @maddiedavies.x. “The way he runs.”
An observation.
Without people working off fines doing community labour, the back lanes in Regina are getting pigged out.
The jibrats and junkies tear open garbsge bags and dump them to find bottles they cant take in right now.
I cant see those people surviving the pandemic.
Without people working off fines doing community labour, the back lanes in Regina are getting pigged out.
The jibrats and junkies tear open garbsge bags and dump them to find bottles they cant take in right now.
I cant see those people surviving the pandemic.
Nurse murdered doctor-girlfriend he thought gave him COVID-19: Cops
Brad Hunter
Published:
April 2, 2020
Updated:
April 2, 2020 10:15 AM EDT
Dr. Lorena Quaranta, 27, was found dead in Messina, Sicily after boyfriend Antonio De Pace called 911 to confess to the slaying. FACEBOOK
An Italian nurse went berserk and murdered his doctor girlfriend because he believed she had infected him with COVID-19.
Cops say Lorena Quaranta, 27, was found dead in Messina, Sicily after Antonio De Pace called 911 to confess to the slaying.
Quaranta had been strangled.
The couple worked at the same hospital and Quaranta had been valiantly fighting the coronavirus pandemic on the front lines in hard-hit Italy.
De Pace was found on the floor of their shared apartment. He had slashed his wrists but is expected to recover.
He told shocked detectives: “I killed her because she gave me coronavirus.”
He thought she gave him COVID-19. She didn’t. Dr. Lorena Quaranta, 27, was found dead in Messina, Sicily after boyfriend Antonio De Pace called 911 to confess to the slaying.FACEBOOK
Officials say that early indications are that neither Quaranta nor her boyfriend were infected.
“She was a doctor who was working hard to save others. It’s such a tragedy,” a police source told local media.
Before her slaying, Quaranta had taken to social media to express her horror at news that at least 41 Italian doctors have died battling the pandemic. So far, COVID-19 has killed 12,000 people in Italy.
Calling the death tally “unacceptable,” Quaranta wrote: “Now more than ever we need to demonstrate responsibility and love for life. You must show respect for yourselves, your families and the country. You must think and remember those that dedicate their lives daily to looking after our sick.
“Let’s stick together, everyone staying at home. Let’s avoid the next one falling sick is a loved one or ourselves.”
Just one month earlier, a friend of the young doctor congratulated her on getting her medical licence: “To reach our dreams you have to work hard with determination and you are proof. I wish you to keep chasing your dreams, always live the life you always imagined. Well done! Congratulations on your brilliant graduation, doctor.”
Residents of Messina were enraged by the slaying.
One local wrote on the suspected killer’s Facebook page: “I hope you die slowly, suffering and screaming. You son of a b*888.”
bhunter@postmedia.com
@HunterTOSun
http://torontosun.com/news/world/nurse-murdered-doctor-girlfriend-he-thought-gave-him-covid-19-cops
Brad Hunter
Published:
April 2, 2020
Updated:
April 2, 2020 10:15 AM EDT
Dr. Lorena Quaranta, 27, was found dead in Messina, Sicily after boyfriend Antonio De Pace called 911 to confess to the slaying. FACEBOOK
An Italian nurse went berserk and murdered his doctor girlfriend because he believed she had infected him with COVID-19.
Cops say Lorena Quaranta, 27, was found dead in Messina, Sicily after Antonio De Pace called 911 to confess to the slaying.
Quaranta had been strangled.
The couple worked at the same hospital and Quaranta had been valiantly fighting the coronavirus pandemic on the front lines in hard-hit Italy.
De Pace was found on the floor of their shared apartment. He had slashed his wrists but is expected to recover.
He told shocked detectives: “I killed her because she gave me coronavirus.”
He thought she gave him COVID-19. She didn’t. Dr. Lorena Quaranta, 27, was found dead in Messina, Sicily after boyfriend Antonio De Pace called 911 to confess to the slaying.FACEBOOK
Officials say that early indications are that neither Quaranta nor her boyfriend were infected.
“She was a doctor who was working hard to save others. It’s such a tragedy,” a police source told local media.
Before her slaying, Quaranta had taken to social media to express her horror at news that at least 41 Italian doctors have died battling the pandemic. So far, COVID-19 has killed 12,000 people in Italy.
Calling the death tally “unacceptable,” Quaranta wrote: “Now more than ever we need to demonstrate responsibility and love for life. You must show respect for yourselves, your families and the country. You must think and remember those that dedicate their lives daily to looking after our sick.
“Let’s stick together, everyone staying at home. Let’s avoid the next one falling sick is a loved one or ourselves.”
Just one month earlier, a friend of the young doctor congratulated her on getting her medical licence: “To reach our dreams you have to work hard with determination and you are proof. I wish you to keep chasing your dreams, always live the life you always imagined. Well done! Congratulations on your brilliant graduation, doctor.”
Residents of Messina were enraged by the slaying.
One local wrote on the suspected killer’s Facebook page: “I hope you die slowly, suffering and screaming. You son of a b*888.”
bhunter@postmedia.com
@HunterTOSun
http://torontosun.com/news/world/nurse-murdered-doctor-girlfriend-he-thought-gave-him-covid-19-cops
Don't you just love nosey neighbours?No one will ever notice this walking bush. TIKTOK
ONE IN THE BUSH
A British man was captured breaking quarantine when he dressed as a bush!
Nicholas Murray and Madeline Mai-Davies say they caught their neighbour attempting to breakout from isolation and captured the stunt on camera. They shared the clip on TikTok, netting more than 700,000 views on the app.
In the captured video, a bush with two legs is seen scurrying down the driveway.
“Neighbors back at it again sneaking out during lockdown,” writes Mai-Davies under the handle @maddiedavies.x. “The way he runs.”
Here’s obtuse “influencer” Arielle Charnas. She cut the line for a COVID-19 test (she has it) and now she’s out and about in the Hamptons. INSTAGRAM
“INFLUENCERS” APPEAR TO BE IDIOTS: PART 29
A dopey Big Apple fashion “influencer” has joined the ranks of the obtuse sisterhood —and she’s getting hammered for it. Arielle Charnas took to Instagram — as you do — to boast she used her rich family’s connection to get a quick COVID-19 test.
She has it.
But rather than stay in New York City, she headed down the highway to the posh Hamptons and ignored calls to self-isolate. Many of her 1.3 million followers are appalled.
One user commented: “As a nurse, I’m super bummed you couldn’t stay quarantined for the whole 14 days past positive testing. Your privilege does not excuse you from following simple rules to contain yourself. And you influence a lot of young people.”
“INFLUENCERS” APPEAR TO BE IDIOTS: PART 29
A dopey Big Apple fashion “influencer” has joined the ranks of the obtuse sisterhood —and she’s getting hammered for it. Arielle Charnas took to Instagram — as you do — to boast she used her rich family’s connection to get a quick COVID-19 test.
She has it.
But rather than stay in New York City, she headed down the highway to the posh Hamptons and ignored calls to self-isolate. Many of her 1.3 million followers are appalled.
One user commented: “As a nurse, I’m super bummed you couldn’t stay quarantined for the whole 14 days past positive testing. Your privilege does not excuse you from following simple rules to contain yourself. And you influence a lot of young people.”
they should have the maximum number of cashiers and cash registers to help get the customers out as quickly as possible.
