Whatās in the āgarageā ?
My elderly mother got her appointments through today. Next week and then again in January, in Romsey.
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Same for my Dad. He is very happy
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Whilst there are a lot of people lining up to knock the vaccination process - it does feel that whoever is in charge of this part of the response is on point, from securing forward orders to getting it into people
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Oh, you can safely assume that every stage of the process will be bitterly criticised by some group of mouthy cunts on social media, ālives being destroyed by the utter incompetence of blah blahā¦ā etc. And the mouthy cunts shouting the loudest will certainly be the least competent fuckers you can imagine themselves, who you wouldnāt put in charge of gluing the paper chains together. 
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I donāt - I struggle to have any sympathy whatsoever
Has the Uni slung him out -
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As far as I am aware they will be ejaculated from their courseā¦
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Will it come to that?
Will the be thrown off of their course, absolutely, will they be able to go to another uni? I doubt itā¦
Whoosh. 
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I might invoke mod privilege here and delete this and the previous 2 replies
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Thatās ok, I can always post the screenshots 
Three year of tuition fees and living expenses down the khazi and a Ā£10k fine - that is going to make for a frosty xmas dinner at chez mum and dad
Plus, the parents will probably deduce the amount of time and effort their offspring has clearly been devoting to his studies.
Why does it take the NYT, (under a paywall), to investigate this scandal, are there any investigative journalists worthy of the name left in this country who arenāt in the pocket of the government?
Where is the outrage at this blatant, naked corrupt cronyism? The sums of public money involved are astronomical, tens of billions of pounds if the unfit for purpose test and trace contracts awarded are included.
The government appointed PPE tsar, former investment banker and Olympics tsar,(again appointed by Johnson), Lord Deighton, has financial interests or personal ties to at least seven companies awarded hundreds of millions of pounds in public contracts. These people looked on as this virus took hold and the first question they asked themselves is, āHow can we make money out of thisā. Once upon a time it would never have got this far, the general public wouldnāt have stood for it, heads would have rolled and corrupt public figures would have been hounded out. Now most people just seem to shrug their shoulders, wipe their mouth and carry on. Itās not the country I grew up in.
https://twitter.com/Tussell_UK
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Well, this is depressing
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Iām getting it tomorrow! There was spare capacity for social care staff in the borough (maybe due to the high rate they want some of us to not get it and leave more vulnerable people at risk). I didnāt think Iād get a space as didnāt call yesterday when I got the email.
Iām doing this because we have to stop this. My dad is now in hospital (not covid related) and the pressure on staff is too much if we keep going the way we are.
One of my friendās adult son posted some rubbish about nurses fainting after having the vaccine. When I had the flu jab the other week they asked me to wait 10 minutes before leaving. I felt rough as when i had the yellow fever vaccine. So i donāt see this as any different. I did have a word.
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