I remember his nephew saying âyou always have one uncle in the family who is oddâ. In our family we definitely have one! He keeps spamming our family Facebook group with family history which is thankfully not on Piersâ level.
Yeah one of my colleagues also has COPD. I saw her last Feb in person. She also managed to break her back in her house in Lockdown! So was out of action a while.
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Sage minutes published today show The governments top scientific advisors warned last month that a âcomplete, pre-emptive closure of bordersâ was needed to prevent new coronavirus strains being imported into the UK. So not following the advice then. Doing everything we possibly can? Outright lies. Why are the media not all over this? Apparently Heathrow has been nearly as busy as before the pandemic, Iâm sure itâs no different in Manchester etc. They are going to get round to it in ten days time, Hancock says they are taking advice from Australia first. Australia stopped flights and closed their borders in March 2020! Itâs a bit late now, the stable doors are swinging and the horse has long bolted and scattered to all parts.
Surely nobody can be this inept, i do sometimes wonder what is really going on here. Dear old Michael Rosen penned a letter to The Guardian a few weeks ago, which they refused to publish. Iâm not surprised. These people must be held to account for the points he raises, their plan of action, not just the politicians but scientific placemen like Patrick Vallance.
A Covid bonus or a Government trying to head off a massive backlash from the electorate?
Tories pursuing policy more socialist than Starmerâs Labour shocker!
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Tbf in the the last year Johnson has out Labourâd Labour
âshockerâ? 
Not sure where this should go, but here will do.
Got my first vaccination today - close to home (5 minutes drive). Thanks to all those who gave sound advice about booking - it was much easier than I first thought. My advise would be take your time when booking, and donât waste time making notes as you go - all the information you need is given to at the end
NHS and all volunteers were cheerful, helpful and efficient.
Only bad point - I did ask for a badge, or even a sweet or lollipop, but they had neither!
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Nope didnât get a badge eitherâŠdid get the card with the Vaccine name and batch number.
Oakley Rd I presume. 
Kid Goat got her jab today and was giving it the large one when she got in saying she was going to get her vaccine card framed. Then realised she couldnât find it. Mrs G drove her back to hospital. Couldnât find it. Then went to Pets at Home (theyâd stopped there on way home). Found it in car park, wet and filthy. Wonât be framing that.
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Note: The card was wet and filthy.
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What else would you be talking about?
I know what kind of reprobate infests this site.
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Did someone mention my name?
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He siad reprobate not drunk chilli wimp
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Yep, it was Oakley Road. Didnât even know that place was there!
Got the Astra Zeneca, which for some reason I was hoping it would be.
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Youâd have been embarrassed by empty Pfizer boxes laying around the place?
Gosh she must be one of the youngest to get it?
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Oakley road didnât that used to be the STD clinic??
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I remember the Western hospital being on the site decades ago - had my adenoids out there years ago.
STD clinic? I did use the toilet, but I didnât do a sitting down jobby, and washed my hands in hot water, also used the hand sanitiser at least three times, so Iâm probably OK!
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