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Billy Bests boot laces said:
Did my first lateral flow test earlier, made me gag, but a negative result thankfully.
Then thought about the numbers tested positive over the last 3 days, 330 odd thousand.
Assuming they'd all been in contact with, for arguments sake 5 people each before tested, that totals 1,650,000 people who've had their Christmas's ruined?.
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I know at least 5 people who’ve tested positive in the last couple of days. It’s getting beyond a joke now.
 
Billy Bests boot laces said:
Did my first lateral flow test earlier, made me gag, but a negative result thankfully.
Then thought about the numbers tested positive over the last 3 days, 330 odd thousand.
Assuming they'd all been in contact with, for arguments sake 5 people each before tested, that totals 1,650,000 people who've had their Christmas's ruined?.
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??‍♂️

After my mum tested positive a week ago, I’ve tried to balance keeping my distance, whilst also trying to look after her.

Things were looking up a couple of days ago as her symptoms, which were pretty mild, looked to have passed, but my sister has tested positive now too, and of course, I’ve been in close contact with her.

My positive test can’t be far away at this point.

I’m not particularly scared or worried about catching it, especially if it IS the Omicron variant, (which judging by those who have *likely* had it and have no underlying issues) seems to be not much more than a bad cold.

But my missus’ parents are very vulnerable, (one a cancer survivor and the other a heart bypass) so the key is to protect them now. It’s obviously affected plans, but Christmas is just a day and that can be replicated when everyone is fit and healthy again.
 
Ricey said:
The Long Haired Wing Commander has tested positive for COVID. :Sad:
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Best wishes Matt. As I said above, Omicron seems to be very mild compared to previous strains, which is a positive in itself.

From what I understand, (not being a virologist of course), Omicron doesn’t drop down into the lungs, and is staying in the bronchial tubes instead, making it less dangerous.

Don’t get me wrong, I still don’t fancy a dose, but I would be cautiously positive that this is good news compared to what we were dealing with a year ago.
 
Cadbury Roses sweets. They've changed the wrappers from unwrap to tear open packaging. Do you think I can undo the buggers? Well at least I won't eat too many I suppose.:Sad:
 
ESG said:
Today's postponement means I've now got to endure the delayed family Boxing day afternoon. And I've got to drive. Anyone up for a new game called LFT swapsies?
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I’ve got a picture of a positive one if that helps :Smile:
 
When I first started driving aged 17 I was into the modified car scene. Back in the height of the Max Power magazine days. I had a Saxo with a massive exhaust that sounded a lot faster than it really was, it was lowered and my favourite part was I had tinted windows.

Now I was naive and wasn’t aware that on your front two windows and windscreen they are already tinted to the maximum allowed. Because of this one evening whilst hooning it around Chelmsford I was pulled over by the police. They put a tester on my front windows and told me they were illegal. I was told to remove the tint and on top of that given 3 points and a £60 fine! Not the best thing you want in your first 6 months of driving.

Anyway my point is I see lots of people driving round with really dark front tints on their front windows. But recently I have seen what I cannot fathom or believe people get away with and that’s tinted windscreens and even tinted numberplates! How do these people get away with it?
 
Ricey said:
When I first started driving aged 17 I was into the modified car scene. Back in the height of the Max Power magazine days. I had a Saxo with a massive exhaust that sounded a lot faster than it really was, it was lowered and my favourite part was I had tinted windows.

Now I was naive and wasn’t aware that on your front two windows and windscreen they are already tinted to the maximum allowed. Because of this one evening whilst hooning it around Chelmsford I was pulled over by the police. They put a tester on my front windows and told me they were illegal. I was told to remove the tint and on top of that given 3 points and a £60 fine! Not the best thing you want in your first 6 months of driving.

Anyway my point is I see lots of people driving round with really dark front tints on their front windows. But recently I have seen what I cannot fathom or believe people get away with and that’s tinted windscreens and even tinted numberplates! How do these people get away with it?
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I saw police on Victoria Avenue pulling cars over with illegal modifications.

At one point there were three Range Rovers in the station car park with wannabe gangster looking blokes scraping tint off their rear lights with credit cards.
 
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