Sick Boy
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Yeah the monkey thing wasn't last year.
Yeah the monkey thing wasn't last year.Sigh
Coronavirus Thread (Off Topic, Politics)
Anyone looked at the alleged 'back to work' plan that's been leaked. Assuming its genuine how is it going to work making companies or staff who are returning stick to stricter rules than those that have worked straight through? That seem completely unworkable. Any rules set should be an absolute...www.skybluestalk.co.uk
How is your mum anyway?
Yeah the monkey thing wasn't last year.
That interaction has brightened up my weekend no end. It's the simple things sometimes.Full of Gonorrhea thanks to you.
He’s been everywhere - next week he’s been sent to Thailand I think he works for Interpol
Not sure what to like or dislike right now. Two absolute helmets going at it.
Oh, you had to go and spoil it didn't you. I almost started liking you again.
Files I think, maybe a database.
Where did I say there was?
Criticising the ex shadow minister of health for the fact she was a clueless rambling terrorist supporting scum bag was considered racist as such bilge was due to her skin colour and not the fact she’s just a loathsome individual
By that definition most people on here have a skinful everyday given they as do
Out of touch with the majority in society
what shite have I posted out of interest?
I’m not lauding anything and I don’t personally believe I have the right to judge what is valid and what isn’t.
That’s brilliant news!!!!@Sick Boy
A government u-turn that maybe be good news for you
Covid quarantine to be dropped for some Britons vaccinated abroad
Vaccines minister says government will recognise UK-authorised jabs given overseas from next monthwww.theguardian.com
He's been doing the media rounds, being as polite as possible, but basically saying his mum's a nutter.Met police investigate anti-vaxxer’s speech amid fears for safety of medics
Police investigate comments by Kate Shemirani, who compared medical staff to Nazi war criminalswww.theguardian.com
Even her son thinks she's a c**t
Listened to him on a Jeremy Vine’s show on R2 earlier and he spoke extremely well.He's been doing the media rounds, being as polite as possible, but basically saying his mum's a nutter.
Apparently his dad is a ild conspiracy theorist. Fuck knows what that means however, when his mum is the bar setter!
Yeah, that's where I heard him. Think he popped up in a BBC article months ago too.Listened to him on a Jeremy Vine’s show on R2 earlier and he spoke extremely well.
Even when Jeremy asked whether it could be a mental illness he handled it perfectly.
Shame his Mum is such a c**t.
If schools and the weather are big factors it doesn’t bode well for autumn. I’m hoping the euro gatherings were responsible for a lot of infections (although I find it hard to believe indoor clubs wouldn’t be responsible for more) and that we’ve possibly hit a bit of a herd immunity threshold with a few more weeks of vaccine and a lot of younger people getting the virus recently thus gaining antibodies.From the BBC Website..
Most remaining coronavirus rules were relaxed in the UK exactly a week ago - but the government figures show the number of daily cases has been falling. Why is that?
We don't know for sure, but some reasons have been suggested:
But we won't know if there's been any rise in new cases linked to the reopening in England on 19 July for some days to come.
- A football-related bounce? One suggestion is that people gathering to watch football matches could have driven new cases up and, now the Euros is over, that has stopped. In Scotland, cases started falling earlier than in England and there is some evidence the drop may have been triggered by the football team's exit from the Euro 2020 tournament - although the downward trend has continued since then
- Fewer people taking Covid tests? The stats show the number of people being tested has fallen over the past fortnight. Scientists say that could explain some of the drop in reported case numbers - but it's very unlikely to be the only factor
- The hot temperatures? Better weather over the past fortnight across much of the country may also have helped as more socialising took place outside
In other countries, such as the Netherlands and Spain, the reopening of nightclubs has been followed by a sharp rise in infections. Some scientists say the impact of unlocking in England is extremely hard to predict but could be offset by schools closing for the summer holidays.
That’s the dreamIf schools and the weather are big factors it doesn’t bode well for autumn. I’m hoping the euro gatherings were responsible for a lot of infections (although I find it hard to believe indoor clubs wouldn’t be responsible for more) and that we’ve possibly hit a bit of a herd immunity threshold with a few more weeks of vaccine and a lot of younger people getting the virus recently thus gaining antibodies.
That’s the dream
If schools and the weather are big factors it doesn’t bode well for autumn. I’m hoping the euro gatherings were responsible for a lot of infections (although I find it hard to believe indoor clubs wouldn’t be responsible for more) and that we’ve possibly hit a bit of a herd immunity threshold with a few more weeks of vaccine and a lot of younger people getting the virus recently thus gaining antibodies.
No doubt it was a factor but the effect night clubs being open will have is a complete unknown. The euros events were often outdoors, or indoors with restrictions, or at home and small scale. Seems to me clubs could be as bad or worse but we will see.The Euros 100% were a massive transmission driver, proven by data. In Scotland infection rate went up to 10 to 1 male to female during Euros and then they got knocked out and cases dropped
More likely to be younger, unvaccinated as well which hopefully helps with community antibodies/herd immunity
2 week lag I think. So they would hopefully drop sharply in a week and a half but continue to grow until thenWas there a reason for the jump in deaths yesterday
No doubt it was a factor but the effect night clubs being open will have is a complete unknown. The euros events were often outdoors, or indoors with restrictions, or at home and small scale. Seems to me clubs could be as bad or worse but we will see.
No doubt why Southgate played cautiously, keep the scoring and covid infections lowAgreed, just hoping that a lot of the nightclub crowd would’ve maybe caught it already at euro events*. Would expect an increase though
*even though many events were outdoors as soon as England scored everyone was mixing, jumping on each other etc …very little distancing
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