Coronavirus (Non-Politics)

[ESG]

Why's that then?

Why's that then?

Ask 'er indoors. She doesn't realise how much alcohol we all need to get through a Saturday afternoon (and Tuesday evening) these days

 

[RHB]

Some of those chemicals are used on death row in the US. No wonder peoples hearts have been stopping.

All vaccines used in the UK have been tested thoroughly before approval by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). This in addition to any testing carried out by the vaccine manufacturers. Stop scaremongering riggers, you have absolutely no back up proof for your statement.

 

[rigsby]

All vaccines used in the UK have been tested thoroughly before approval by the Medicines and Healthcare products Regulatory Agency (MHRA). This in addition to any testing carried out by the vaccine manufacturers. Stop scaremongering riggers, you have absolutely no back up proof for your statement.

Whats the reason so have countries in Europe have banned certain brands the ?

 

[RHB]

Whats the reason so have countries in Europe have banned certain brands the ?

Certain countries in Europe have not banned anything. They have suspended their vaccination programmes until the EMA gives them the all clear after 37 cases of blood clots were reported out of 17 million doses of the vaccine given already. There is no evidence to connect the vaccines with the blood clots but as a safety measure they are re- considering whatever data is available.

 

[Holy Joe]

Yep I'll keep taking my let's stop destroying people's businesses and mental health pills. Both my grandma, parents and partners parents have all been vaccinated. But lets stay locked up because Bradford has more cases than us.

I think the different regional restrictions were a good idea, don't really know why the govt abandoned them

 

[blueblueblue]

I think the different regional restrictions were a good idea, don't really know why the govt abandoned them

They didn't work though because cases went up.

 

[blueblueblue]

Personally can't wait for my second jab in May. Never understood the anti vaxers. Obviously didn't know anyone with polio or those other hideous diseases. Anyone remember the pink sugar lumps.

I personally can't wait to get my first jab, I'd be doing naked cart wheels down the street

 

[Billy Bests boot laces]

I personally can't wait to get my first jab, I'd be doing naked cart wheels down the street

If you were a female, i'd be there watching you!.

 

[blueblueblue]

If you were a female, i'd be there watching you!.

Hahaha Sadly for you I'm not, my hairy arse would be on show which would put you off your lunch

 

[Member]

I think the different regional restrictions were a good idea, don't really know why the govt abandoned them

People move across borders for work, so they don't limit transmission between regions. That was clear when the whole country eventually went into national lockdown after prolonged local lockdowns. Here in Greater Manchester we were in the top tier then in national lockdown for several months.

I live literally on the border between Greater Manchester and Merseyside. My son's football team is based 2 miles down the road in Merseyside but we live in GM (by literally 200 yards), when the tiers came into effect he couldn't play/train because movement across tiers was banned. He could have however gone and played football 30 miles down the road in East Manchester. I know that's a minor impact, but it goes to show how it puts artificial barriers in place that make little practical sense and then people just give up and ignore the rules.

 

[Benfleet A1]

Had the call for my first jab on Saturday morning. That's my weekend drinking out of the window

Just hold the glass in your other hand.

 

[Benfleet A1]

Some of those chemicals are used on death row in the US. No wonder peoples hearts have been stopping.

They use eggs on death row!!? ?

 

[RHB]

An extract from the BBC News, let the continental pricking begin!

A review by the EU's medicines regulator has concluded the Oxford-AstraZeneca Covid-19 vaccine is "safe and effective".
The European Medicines Agency (EMA) investigated after 13 EU states suspended use of the vaccine over fears of a link to blood clots.
It found the jab was "not associated" with a higher risk of clots.
Italy has announced that it will resume administering the jab on Friday.
It is up to individual EU states to decide whether and when to re-start vaccination using the AstraZeneca vaccine.

 

[RobM]

Hahaha Sadly for you I'm not, my hairy arse would be on show which would put you off your lunch

The thought is enough thanks. ?

 

[Tangled up in Blue]

Yep I'll keep taking my let's stop destroying people's businesses and mental health pills. Both my grandma, parents and partners parents have all been vaccinated. But lets stay locked up because Bradford has more cases than us.

You're lucky.I know very few people of my age (69) who have in Spain or France.

 

[ESG]

Just hold the glass in your other hand.

I have a plan. She can't smell Vodka and I have a hip flask that hasn't had its annual Cheltenham visit this week......sorted.

 

[blueblueblue]

You're lucky.I know very few people of my age (69) who have in Spain or France.

That's really bad, the EU have messed up big time.

Would it be possible for you and your partner (I'm assuming you have one) to come home and get your jab?

 

[Holy Joe]

People move across borders for work, so they don't limit transmission between regions. That was clear when the whole country eventually went into national lockdown after prolonged local lockdowns. Here in Greater Manchester we were in the top tier then in national lockdown for several months.

I live literally on the border between Greater Manchester and Merseyside. My son's football team is based 2 miles down the road in Merseyside but we live in GM (by literally 200 yards), when the tiers came into effect he couldn't play/train because movement across tiers was banned. He could have however gone and played football 30 miles down the road in East Manchester. I know that's a minor impact, but it goes to show how it puts artificial barriers in place that make little practical sense and then people just give up and ignore the rules.

I think you're right, you also had villages within boroughs saying they shouldn't be impacted etc, I guess it comes down to how broad or fine you define the areas. Interesting Wales and Scotland are still free to go their own routes - guess the same border issues arise

 

[Tinks]

I have been vaccinating all day today with the AstraZenaca (Oxford) and not one person has refused nor have they questioned the vaccine

 

[RHB]

I have been vaccinating all day today with the AstraZenaca (Oxford) and not one person has refused nor have they questioned the vaccine

That's cos you're a smooth talking Tinks.