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Should I cancel my trip to Italy ?

Should I cancel my trip to Italy

  • Yes

    Votes: 38 77.6%
  • No

    Votes: 11 22.4%

  • Total voters
    49
:rofl:

Don't lose yer head!!:lol: Everything will still be here when you get there when this scare is over!!!:thumbsup:

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It's not worth it at this point to try and go and avoid getting involved with all the possible consequences. Times will get better and then go without all the concerns. Just my opinion Leon.
 
I'd postpone it at a min...

be smart, not just another statistic

why risk anything ?, especially your health

you can always go somewhere else or go there when the crisis is over

IMO personally I'd avoid any air travel or especially international air travel
to or nearer the origin or source...
Unless it's an emergency or for family etc.

Airports & planes are huge petri dishes to spread the germs...
Being contained & rebreathing the cabin or common air, within 6' of you...
Especially international travel, go to any airport
& listen to people coughing etc.

Seem with mixes of all countries/ethnicities,
some swapping several planes, to get from there to wherever,
to other flights from other effected countries,
& some passenger, not disclosing they were in an affected country...

The weak, elderly & the youngest, are prone to getting the symptoms 1st...
That doesn't mean, if you're not in those two groups, you're not at risk...

good luck
 
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They say you only live once..

But that's a crap shoot I would not want to roll the dice on
 
I'd postpone it at a min...

be smart, not just another statistic

why risk anything ?, especially your health

you can always go somewhere else or go there when the crisis is over

IMO personally I'd avoid any air travel or especially international air travel
to or nearer the origin or source...
Unless it's an emergency or for family etc.

Airports & planes are huge petri dishes to spread the germs...
Being contained & rebreathing the cabin or common air, within 6' of you...
Especially international travel, go to any airport
& listen to people coughing etc.

Seem with mixes of all countries/ethnicities,
some swapping several planes, to get from there to wherever,
to other flights from other effected countries,
& some passenger, not disclosing they were in an affected country...

The weak, elderly & the youngest, are prone to getting the symptoms 1st...
That doesn't mean, if you're not in those two groups, you're not at risk...

good luck
:thumbsup::lowdown: amen to that my brother, very complete answer to my question, thanks :thankyou:
 
Something about a bastard, I believe?
:lol: not quite Ulli, is more about calling a friend with a bad word, the translation woud be Male goat but... this is something that you get lost in translation, for an example ****, there's no translation for that in Spanish
Ayudame en esto cabron @MarPar
Help me with this cabron:D
:luvplace:
 
Something about a bastard, I believe?

Pretty close. Basically Leon said to me "that's what I thought, asshole." But in a friendly, ball-busting way. :lol:

Now cabron for a Cuban (vs a Mexican) is something completely different. Cabron for a Cuban is "the other man." Basically the one who is boinking yer wife. For which "the other man" for Mexicans is Sancho.

Got it now? Good :rofl:
 
:lol: not quite Ulli, is more about calling a friend with a bad word, the translation woud be Male goat but... this is something that you get lost in translation, for an example ****, there's no translation for that in Spanish
Ayudame en esto cabron @MarPar
Help me with this cabron:D
:luvplace:

:rofl:

Ya, there's no direct translation for ****, but from what is said, it could be inferred. I guess the closest thing for Mexicanos is chingar or chichar. And for Cubans is singar or templar.
 
If you go, you may be quarantined upon return to the states.
 
Pretty close. Basically Leon said to me "that's what I thought, asshole." But in a friendly, ball-busting way. :lol:

Now cabron for a Cuban (vs a Mexican) is something completely different. Cabron for a Cuban is "the other man." Basically the one who is boinking yer wife. For which "the other man" for Mexicans is Sancho.

Got it now? Good :rofl:
Wir haben das gleiche Problem mit Deutsch nach Englisch. I got it!
 
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