That looks about right to me. By the time we start really releasing society we'll probably have all over 40s done.
That looks about right to me. By the time we start really releasing society we'll probably have all over 40s done.
Fuck it, I'm in.Originally Posted by Lewis
Yep, assuming all of those that need it more than me had had it before I did, it would have been absolutely ludicrous for me to have had a vaccine and still be in lockdown.
Get Glastonbury back on.
Even more so now this Scotch study has come out and seemingly said it performs better that the Blue Pill in the short term.lol - lol out loud - at all these reports of Europeans turning down/no-showing God's Own Vaccine.
And, as I type this, I've gone back to look at the BBC article and it has been rewritten to remove that bit.
This is what has disappeared from the Beeb's coverage (taken from another source):
Four weeks after receiving the initial dose, the Oxford jab appeared to reduce a person's risk of hospital admission by 94%.
Those who received the Pfizer jab had a reduction in risk of 85% between 28 and 34 days after the first dose.
Thirty-man party house stag do on 25th June LET’S GOOO
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How does this work? Either it's a rule of 6 or a stadium of 20,000?
The reason idiots don't want the Oxford vaccine is the same as why they never give us points on Eurovision. Deep down they're gutted we've made a top quality product.
In fairness, other than Gina G, have we ever made a top quality product in that field?
Wait, she was Australian?
In vaccines? AstraZeneca and GSK are both British. GSK basicaally runs the global vaccine industry.
I just read through it and I'm sure gyms for a single adult were in the April step. Could be wrong.
EDIT: I'm right.
Last edited by Jimmy Floyd; 22-02-2021 at 04:06 PM.
Yeah, gyms are 7 weeks away.
Opening gyms only for individuals sounds like booking slots like a loser, so forget that.
And it's the American engines causing problems on the Boeing 777. Brexit Britain baby.
The absolute rage and scenes in clubs the first time they open.
I think it's probably sensible to redact that - all the vaccines are really good and so anything that makes people think that one is better than the other is only going to be counterproductive (see: Macron, E, 2021; Merkel, A, 2021)And, as I type this, I've gone back to look at the BBC article and it has been rewritten to remove that bit.
This is what has disappeared from the Beeb's coverage (taken from another source):
It's fucking beautiful.
Part of me wants to say do not count your chickens just yet... No such thing as a dead cert.
The other part thinks the government wouldn't be broadcasting this if they are not already seeing some very tangible positive data on the vaccine effect.
Cases really are levelling off now (the same thing has been seen in other European countries, most/all of which have laxer lockdowns than us) so the crunch point will be in about 10 days / 2 weeks when we see if hospitalisations/deaths continue to fall despite this.
If they do, it's TTH Meet Naxos 2021.
Stay a pessimist and you won't feel as cheated if it does go tits up.
Christ, this woman should never be allowed on TV again. What a fucking voice.
Sturgeon?Christ, this woman should never be allowed on TV again. What a fucking voice.
Her too, but no. Some Geordie mess.
This.The absolute rage and scenes in clubs the first time they open.
It's going to be immense. Fingerings galore.
I'm a cynic, not a pessimist.
Edit: not unreasonable considering the previous experiences of coming out of lockdown.
Who wants to set me up with a job in London come spring time? I can sell engine parts or tell the NHS how to build PowerPoint slides.
You can have my job, and I'll take yours at the milk bagging plant.
Let's have a look.
Mine was September and it's pretty scraggly now. Moreso than normal, even.
In Eurovision.
No need to cut your hair if your head expands to fit it.
That's a very 2003 effort.
Baz's hair on another man's head.
That hospital looks very quiet
No wonder you wanted us to stay in lockdown, tubby.
Yeah I'm fat.
This is very funny.
My dad on the ROADMAP: "It's ironic they called it that because we can't fucking go anywhere."
You don't even need to see any data, it's just common sense. The vaccine works and we've given, what, twenty million people their first dose and we'll have done a fuckton more by the time shit starts opening up.
Unless some variant comes out of nowhere there's nothing stopping it, despite what the Facebook Mums and some scientists on their side might claim. Scientists (like the one in Jim's post) who should be discredited to the point of never being able to work again.
It works, we've nailed it, it's the beginning of the end.
Yev 1-0 Science.
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I'm not sure some of these people deserve to be called scientists. They're immersed in data and at almost every turn some of them have made horrific decisions, suggested horrific things, which might well have been even worse had they been running the show.
The actual scientific heroes in this process are those that cracked the vaccine. We will forever be in their debt.
Lol at all the twats who doubted our decision to delay the second dose. We've donned this.
Jim had it right when he said scientists should have no place publicly commenting on policy because they are, by their very nature, risk averse in the extreme and only interested controlling the virus. They don't account for inconveniences like people needing to leave the house.
Chris Whitty really is a don.
Who was that fucking nonce who started it with PROJECTION FEAR.
>>You don't even need to see any data, it's just common sense.
You need data to know what "common sense" is.
The next delicious phase is to watch the craven Zero Covid people have a long, slow, public meltdown (or start claiming they never wanted it). I'm looking at you, Deepti.
You can tell from some tweets today that a few of them are devastated about the good news re vaccine efficacy. The rest have just started pretending there aren't any vaccines.
Fuck off Peston you cunt.
You need to be aiming that venom at...Chi-NA. They're responsible for the kung-flu, not the Whittster.
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