Feeling quite lucky that the place we want to go to in July, and have reserved a week, won't even take a deposit yet.irie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 7:31 pmThat's what they say, worth looking at their terms and conditions, and Trustpilot reviews. After seeing the Trustpilot reviews she cancelled her card to ensure that her card wasn't later debited. Just saying.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 6:49 pmWe've got a cottage in Devon booked for May/June, company we've booked it with will refund all our money if travel restrictions mean we can't go,
Pfizer vaccine approved
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Even bland can be a type of character
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That's what most of the chalet companies are doing for next season (since this season is a wipe out). You can book but they'll ask for a deposit much nearer the time!!!
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Skegness?Horse wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 8:22 pmFeeling quite lucky that the place we want to go to in July, and have reserved a week, won't even take a deposit yet.irie wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 7:31 pmThat's what they say, worth looking at their terms and conditions, and Trustpilot reviews. After seeing the Trustpilot reviews she cancelled her card to ensure that her card wasn't later debited. Just saying.Le_Fromage_Grande wrote: ↑Sun Jan 31, 2021 6:49 pm
We've got a cottage in Devon booked for May/June, company we've booked it with will refund all our money if travel restrictions mean we can't go,
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Had a Pfizer jab this afternoon
Be interesting to see if I get any side effects.
Be interesting to see if I get any side effects.
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If you get the sudden desire to wear Lederhosen, eat snails with a glass of port, have a siesta and then end the evening with a passeggiata we'll know it's proper serious....
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I have an irrestible urge to put towels on settees and beds.
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Slightly sore injection site, nothing else. Going mountain biking with Mrs irie this morning.
ps. Got to say, when I had my jab I'd never before seen so many unfit/obese shufflers in one place.
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Had my Pfizer jab last week. Sore arm for a couple of days and that was it. No other side affects. No discount on Viagra either
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I saw a picture of our town centre in the 60s and one from recent times. The one outstanding thing was the amount of fat people in the recent picture with not one in the older picture! They do say we're an obese nation now and those pictures certainly highlighted it!
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My SDad had his first Pfizer today. I did ask if it meant he could speak German now but he hasn't responded!! LOL
EDIT: Not sure if it's of interest or use but; lives in Weymouth and he's 75/76)
EDIT: Not sure if it's of interest or use but; lives in Weymouth and he's 75/76)
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Ah - no, I asked in English!! LOL
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I see the UK has announced they're already working on new version to counteract the mutations due in Autumn... just like we do every year with the flu vaccine.
Probably be September before the US media even reports on the need for a new vaccine every year & they will act shocked at this news as though they had no idea.
Probably be September before the US media even reports on the need for a new vaccine every year & they will act shocked at this news as though they had no idea.
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https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/health/uni ... zprODKfat8
Looks like BJ might have scored again...A single dose of the Pfizer Covid vaccine provides “very high” protection without a ‘top up’ dose, according to Norwich researchers.
A University of East Anglia study has found that the vaccine becomes 90pc effective after 21 days – supporting UK plans to delay the timing of a second injection.
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I wouldn't believe much UEA says. They took me in after all ...Wreckless Rat wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 12:18 pm https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/health/uni ... zprODKfat8
Looks like BJ might have scored again...A single dose of the Pfizer Covid vaccine provides “very high” protection without a ‘top up’ dose, according to Norwich researchers.
A University of East Anglia study has found that the vaccine becomes 90pc effective after 21 days – supporting UK plans to delay the timing of a second injection.
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True, and lets not mention climatgate.... still, promising results.DefTrap wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 12:37 pmI wouldn't believe much UEA says. They took me in after all ...Wreckless Rat wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 12:18 pm https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/health/uni ... zprODKfat8
Looks like BJ might have scored again...A single dose of the Pfizer Covid vaccine provides “very high” protection without a ‘top up’ dose, according to Norwich researchers.
A University of East Anglia study has found that the vaccine becomes 90pc effective after 21 days – supporting UK plans to delay the timing of a second injection.
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And our very own Dazzle will again get 747 Max sized egg on his face.Wreckless Rat wrote: ↑Fri Feb 05, 2021 12:18 pm https://www.edp24.co.uk/news/health/uni ... zprODKfat8
Looks like BJ might have scored again...A single dose of the Pfizer Covid vaccine provides “very high” protection without a ‘top up’ dose, according to Norwich researchers.
A University of East Anglia study has found that the vaccine becomes 90pc effective after 21 days – supporting UK plans to delay the timing of a second injection.
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