Covid restrictions - are you adhering or not?
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Re: Covid restrictions - are you adhering or not?
Hopefully the fact that a number of 'staff' arriving at GVA for various companies in our valley are being allowed to transit through (with proof of negative test and paperwork to show where they are going) means that of the two conflicting announcements we've seen the 'transit ok' is the winner. Here's hoping it stays that way!!!
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I took the flu jab and pfizer booster together on Friday,similar to you it has robbed me of Friday night and all day Saturday. All good today,though.MrLongbeard wrote: ↑Sat Nov 27, 2021 11:12 pm This Moderna booster has totally knocked me on my arse, painful arm, bollock ache, and flu symptoms, I knew I should have booked it for a workday and not the weekend
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It's a flip-flopping virus.
"Truth does not change because it is, or is not, believed by a majority of the people." - Giordano Bruno
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And situation. I can't see how some can't grasp it's a fluid and reactive thing every day, week and month.
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I'm glad that we have banned all Brits who are not vaccinated. FB has lit us with all the idiots moaning coz they can't come now
Maybe there should be a special resort for all the anti-vax brigade and the covid-deniers. Masks will be banned and covid sufferers allowed to go as well
Maybe there should be a special resort for all the anti-vax brigade and the covid-deniers. Masks will be banned and covid sufferers allowed to go as well
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I'm glad that we have banned all Brits who are not vaccinated. FB has lit us with all the idiots moaning coz they can't come now
Maybe there should be a special resort for all the anti-vax brigade and the covid-deniers. Masks will be banned and covid sufferers allowed to go as well
Maybe there should be a special resort for all the anti-vax brigade and the covid-deniers. Masks will be banned and covid sufferers allowed to go as well
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I agree totally, but no need to repeat yourself.Yorick wrote: ↑Sun Nov 28, 2021 7:02 pm I'm glad that we have banned all Brits who are not vaccinated. FB has lit us with all the idiots moaning coz they can't come now
Maybe there should be a special resort for all the anti-vax brigade and the covid-deniers. Masks will be banned and covid sufferers allowed to go as well
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That's happened a lot lately. Double postings.Cousin Jack wrote: ↑Sun Nov 28, 2021 8:12 pmI agree totally, but no need to repeat yourself.Yorick wrote: ↑Sun Nov 28, 2021 7:02 pm I'm glad that we have banned all Brits who are not vaccinated. FB has lit us with all the idiots moaning coz they can't come now
Maybe there should be a special resort for all the anti-vax brigade and the covid-deniers. Masks will be banned and covid sufferers allowed to go as well
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It's an age thing. We will cut you some slack.
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Trigger finger.
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Which sounds like lockdown that so many millions complained about?Potter wrote: ↑Mon Nov 29, 2021 2:58 amI'm ok with that, but I'm not so keen on reactions that make no sense, like allowing concerts and pubs to be rammed, but now you have to wear a face mask to go inside a shop for two minutes to buy cigarettes so you can give yourself lung cancer.
Anyone used to managing large groups of people must be looking at these decisions being made and wondering who's inventing new logic that doesn't make sense. I believe that now I can be in a crowded pub, shoulder to shoulder getting pissed up without a face mask, but if I pop into the Post Office to collect a stamp then I must wear one.
Simple and robust measures could have been put in place that would endure most fluid situations, not flip-flopping on the back foot all the time, that's just bad management.
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I had the pfizer booster but not the flu on Fri as wanted to take my lad to HMS Belfast on Sat, nurse made it sound like more chance of a reaction from the flu one so I said I'd wait for that and have it later. As it was I've been fine except a very slight headache Fri/SatSkub wrote: ↑Sun Nov 28, 2021 5:26 pmI took the flu jab and pfizer booster together on Friday,similar to you it has robbed me of Friday night and all day Saturday. All good today,though.MrLongbeard wrote: ↑Sat Nov 27, 2021 11:12 pm This Moderna booster has totally knocked me on my arse, painful arm, bollock ache, and flu symptoms, I knew I should have booked it for a workday and not the weekend
Someone at work had the Moderna and said it knocked them out.
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That's the result of bad managers.
You'll remember Boris bragging about shaking everyone's hands when he made a hospital visit at the start of the pandemic.
Experts? We don't need no steenkin' experts.
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10 days or so ago I flew to Istanbul. The plane was full and we had to wear masks for the whole 1 hour flight. It was no problem for me, I don't have any underlying physical or mental issues that make wearing a paper mask (which may be effective, or not) an issue.
However, the safety instructions were clearly put together by someone (maybe more than one person) who did display some mental issues. "If you are standing in the aisles you must observe 2 metres social distancing.". There was nothing lost in translation, it was perfectly clear, you can sit next to someone but if you stand in the aisles . . .
Apart from the physical impossibility of being able to stand 2 metres away from someone on a full aircraft, why does standing up require a different regulation?
It's stuff like this that encourage people to think it's all a load of bollocks and ignore the sensible stuff.
However, the safety instructions were clearly put together by someone (maybe more than one person) who did display some mental issues. "If you are standing in the aisles you must observe 2 metres social distancing.". There was nothing lost in translation, it was perfectly clear, you can sit next to someone but if you stand in the aisles . . .
Apart from the physical impossibility of being able to stand 2 metres away from someone on a full aircraft, why does standing up require a different regulation?
It's stuff like this that encourage people to think it's all a load of bollocks and ignore the sensible stuff.
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Imagine if there was no helmet law and it was brought in today. Hundreds of internet experts would be telling us that helmets will cause loads of injuries and do more harm than good.
Same with seat belts.
Just wear a mask in crowds and stop fucking whining
Same with seat belts.
Just wear a mask in crowds and stop fucking whining
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I took my son to London on Sat to HMS Belfast then onto the IWM in Lambeth. I didn't know but Arsenal were playing a home match at 12.30 so the train from Hertford down was packed by the time we got to Finsbury Park. I wore my mask pretty much from the time I got on the train at 10.30 to getting off the return one at 6pm. I reckon 1/3rd max were wearing masks on the trains/museums. Be interesting if people bother following the new rules cos most people aren't bothering now.
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Don't know about belts, but voluntary helmet wearing was IIRC at about 95% before the legislation came in.
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I know people who still think it's safer not to wear a seatbelt - just because someone they know survived a crash (possible) because they weren't wearing one!!
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Fat bloke down the pubs uncle init. Gods honest troof. He went fruh the winda, over some houses and landed inna duchess's lake with all the swans an that. She came out all surprised, nursed him back to elf and then fancied a bit o ruff so he got a bunk up inall. Everyone else had a seatbelt on and were smashed flat by the truck. Won't catch me wif a seat belt, I wanna bunk up with a some posh tottyNoggin wrote: ↑Mon Nov 29, 2021 12:56 pmI know people who still think it's safer not to wear a seatbelt - just because someone they know survived a crash (possible) because they weren't wearing one!!
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Anecdotal evidence for all sort of weird stuff - I worked with a lady who had a car accident - airbag went off, as expected, and the force of the shunt flipped out her contact lens, off the airbag and back into her eye, she ended up losing the eye.
So what are we meant to take from that?