The press are reporting that Boris Johnson has been taken to hospital following his infection with the Corona virus. Until now he had been following the Government advice of self-isolating but obviously now his condition has either detoriorated or failed to improve. With this in mind is it time for a rethink of the "self-isolate" advice? Surely getting treatment on day 1 improves survival chances rather than seeking help on day 6. I'm starting to wonder now whether people with symptoms should be told to "do nothing" which of course is what "self-isolate" means to most.

Best answer: Your best route is to both get good jobs--that will enable you to get a mortgage to purchase a house and then to be able to afford the monthly payments for the mortgage, for taxes, and for the various costs of living.  

The deposit is nice, but is only a small part of the picture.

If you're really serious about your relationship, I'd suggest that you also get married about that time.  It protects both of you, in particular the woman in a relationship.  If you're serious enough to live together in a house you purchase, you should be serious enough to get married.

Good luck!

I am renting the detached back house. My landlord passed away this weekend. Her daughter came by and gave me the news. She wants me to move out. But I don't have anywhere else to move especially with the current situation. I don't think she owns the property. My deceased landlord was the owner and she rented me that room. 

"Trump Org asks Deutsche Bank to delay loan payments as coronavirus shutters their properties" https://www.rawstory.com/2020/04/trump-o...

Best answer: If that's her, she's gorgeous 

My fiancee just got fired from his job, after a 2 week leave for being exposed to the coronavirus through a friend. He told his boss that he felt perfectly fine to work but they made him take 2 weeks off, today he finally got to go back to work and they fired him. They said he was lying about being in contact with the Covid-19 (even tho we had proof) and even after he said multiple times he can go back to work but they made him stay out for over 2 weeks. Can they legally fire him?

:')

All trying to discredit Trump... it is a political thing not a practical one

Best answer: 12 years old and living in misery and despair over my status as a young person, and the overall position of the world. I learned to fear snow for the first time because of the Blizzard of 1977, despite the fact that I was on Long Island at the time. I too remember the Blackout of '77 in the Summer in NYC. I stopped believing in the concept of "too young to die" because people much younger than me were being murdered by the commies of Cambodia, who we should've destroyed earlier in the decade. I felt betrayed by God and the church, because adults were able to live lives closer to what they chose, and kids were punished for it. I was facing a world that was being conned into believing TV was going to turn my generation into a bunch of violent homicidal maniacs, which I knew was a lie, but I couldn't say anything about it because I was a kid and they were "the experts." I was watching the economy head for the toilet, just as I had done through much of the decade. 

For years I was told by adults at random times that "someday I'd realize other people had feeling just like me," but the way things were going, all the evidence was to the contrary. 

Bohemian Rhapsody

Telling the president of a nation is stupid so people think you are smart? Do you see men acting bi*hy like that? They don't have to prove they are smart. There weren't any woman in the history of US to become president not a single one. Women in US are becoming extremely insecure these days. Looks like they have taken it as a competition or something to prove women are smarter than men while men are not even aware about that.