Won't somebody please think of the 15 year olds.
Won't somebody please think of the 15 year olds.
I try not to.
I'm a twit
This is an amazing article: https://www.theguardian.com/world/20...nt-of-covid-19
Thanks for clearing that up.Just how worried should we be about this variant?
At present we do not know just how infectious it is...
If hospitalisations rise in coming weeks, will that inevitably lead to an increase in numbers of deaths?
We don’t know yet but that is something we are working on...
How long will it take to find out how worrying the prospects are for delaying the easing of lockdown?
We just don’t know yet just how much of a danger this is going to be...
Not sure if I should risk the sauna tomorrow after my football as some experts have said we should ignore the lockdown easing measures. Anyone got any views on this predicament?
This is basically what happened there:Originally Posted by 7om
Couple of articles on Guard about the test certificate forgeries going on. Apparently they're spotting them because of spelling errors and errors with regard to passport numbersI could have made a killing if I had a laptop.
Luckily for you and others in a similar predicament, the BBC have a handy guide, brought to us by experts no less.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57069293
we are well and truly airborne over several sharks
That Professor Lind Bauld is a right naughty bit of gash. She better get on OnlyFans once the media Zoom gigs dry up
Here's another one.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57136140
Airborne Ebola would have ended society."Together we have reached another milestone in our roadmap out of lockdown, but we must take this next step with a heavy dose of caution," said the prime minister.
He added that "everyone must play their part - by getting tested twice a week, coming forward for your vaccine when called and remembering hands, face, space and fresh air".
7 free tests a day? Tempting and I won't ever even use one
I can't imagine the scenario where I'm going to be tempted to self test for no reason.
Playing Devils Advocate for a minute, I guess the tests are helpful insofar as monitoring the case : death ratio.
Radio 4 was also saying it helps to understand which variant(s) are most prevalent.
For both cases it relies on people following up a home test with a proper one anyway and I can't imagine too many people would. Especially if they're asymptomatic.
Plus, don't the majority of people do the tests wrong anyway?
Anyway, as you said, I can't imagine many people taking a test without symptoms regardless. If anything, the vaccine will see alot of people not bothering even if they do have symptoms.
Dr Hillary is currently running hugging drills on ITV
The last 48 hours have been the most revealing yet in terms of the extent of psychological damage that this has inflicted on some.
Indeed. I understand why the government would push the idea of uncertainty around variants to get the religiously influenced minorities to have the vaccine, but there's a much bigger overlap on the shitting yourself Venn diagram than there should be.
The SCIENCE frauds seem to be revelling in this as well and enjoying a platform they simply shouldn't have as there's absolutely no balance to any of it.
Oh and you can chalk another death down to care environments, my Gran passed last night.
Having left hospital clear of the COVID she caught in a care home, she spent the last five weeks at home pretty poorly with a continual build up of fluid on her lungs before going back in again, by which time there wasn't anything they could do. Such a sad end to the life of an amazing 92 year old. If they've been vaccinated (mine never was) don't listen to these arse holes and hug your grandparents. They'll appreciate it so much more than the miniscule risk to their post vaccinated lives.
Shit. Sorry to hear it Yev.
Cheers Spikey.
Sorry about your gran Yev.
Cheers Kiks and all.
Strange feeling as that's that immediate line of the family all gone now.
Sorry to hear, Yev.
Sorry to hear. Why wasn't she vaccinated?
She slipped over in her garden in December and had to go into hospital for that, was recuperating in a care home afterwards in January but then caught COVID there and was never well enough to get the vaccine from there on in.
Shit, sorry to hear that Yev. My nan went into hospital after a fall recently. Once they go in at that age it seems very hard to get them out alive.
Sorry to hear Yev. My gran was in hospital/respite for 4 months after a fall in December 2019. She got out on March 14th 2020...I've no doubt that she would have died in there had she not got out.
Sorry to hear Yev.
Anyone else noticed the iPhone weather app just has it down as constantly raining 24/7 for the past 3 or 4 weeks? No matter where I look in the UK it seems to be the same. It’s been warm the last few days and hardly rained the past week. Some sort of covid conspiracy to keep us inside
But isn't being outside better...
The weather has been a joke for weeks. At the game I did on Saturday we had 4 separate rain delays, but it never got wet enough to call it off. Make your mind up ffs.
We're nearly out of this. Don't lose it now lad.
Haha, I’m having a pint inside a pub on my lunch break. Life is back to normal
First time since September we can drink inside i think
Yes you're right mate, bar a couple of days in October I think? Wasn't there a weekend where Angus was allowed then got pumped again? I know because I walked the 5 minutes to over the council line and ripped the arse out of it at the Milton.
Sorry to hear that, Yev.
Hug your relatives even if they are not vaccinated, people.
Not sure. Been a Perthshire wanker since August. They kept allowing us to drink outside every 3 weeks from October to Christmas but don’t think we were allowed inside
It's all the extra 5G from the vaccine microchips fucking up the weather forecasts.
Sorry to hear about your gran, Yev.
Thanks gents. Very sweet of you all. She had a very good innings, just a shit way for her to go and a fuckety-fuck set of circumstances that led to it happening. When I heard last week that she was having to go back into hospital I knew that was it.
Pep is probably right.
He is but jeez, if I tried to hug my dad he'd phone social services.
Is that because of Covid-19 or Section-28?
Because he's English and so am I. We talk about sport and sometimes the news. The rest is implicit.
The only time I touch my dad at all is the compulsory birthday and Christmas handshake. Other than that I can barely make eye contact with him.
I only hug my wife and children.
There's probably some old family friends I'd be awkwardly forced into a hug with upon bumping into them, but that's about it.
People not touching me has been one of the few wins of Covid.
I don't hug my wife because of the loveless marriage thing.
I doubt you're as honest as that. Smiling before the hug then only showing your true colours when you fully embrace, out of sight.
Love you darling
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-57150131
Yeah, it just doesn't happen in our family. Hugs for the women, handshakes for the blokes.
Jesus christ did the sauna deliver
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