Coronavirus

[Tonge moor green jacket]

21 minutes ago, kent_white said:

Yeah - we might still see someone get full anaphylactic shock at some stage - but the chances are small. And even smaller now these less severe cases have been highlighted and the guidance has changed. 

What's happening now is normal - we just need to keep an eye on it and figure out whether the rates are any higher than we'd usually expect.

Definitely no need to panic! 🙂👍

Absolutely. 

With the flu vaccine though, we were flirted immediately. No waiting around just in case. Is this normal with the flu jab or just whilst in the pandemic?

[DazBob]

People with allergies are just attention seekers.

[Spider]

Just now, DazBob said:

People with allergies are just attention seekers.

* Hay Fever

* Asthma

* Allergies

* Dark Night Syndrome

* Anti-vaxxers

 

All just want a cuddle.

[Guest]

17 hours ago, Mr Grey said:

I generally compromise with the missus around the Manc xmas markets, spend an hour there, 2 or 3 drinks and a shit sausage, 50 dabs lighter then on to the pub to thaw out.

The Hot Chocolate with Baileys isnt hot, its lukewarm at best, and I've never had a service with a smile, proper miserable cunts.

The only positive, its top drawer for Slag Wellie spotting 😜

Shit sausage? £5 but worth every penny that beast I had 

Edited December 9, 2020 by radcliffewhite1

[Sweep]

43 minutes ago, 1969 said:

Bolton starting vaccination's on Tuesday 

As the Government dislike the North so much, I'm surprised they're not vaccinating all the home counties first, and then waiting until June to get up to Greater Manchester 😀

[Escobarp]

21 minutes ago, radcliffewhite1 said:

Shit sausage? £5 but worth every penny that beast I had 

Canal st?

[Tonge moor green jacket]

10 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Canal st?

Wonderfully renamed anal treat. 

[Tonge moor green jacket]

30 minutes ago, Sweep said:

As the Government dislike the North so much, I'm surprised they're not vaccinating all the home counties first, and then waiting until June to get up to Greater Manchester 😀

Ours is polio!

 

[Guest]

10 minutes ago, Mr Grey said:

Sure you had 2 😅 🌭🌭

I’m a big lad

8 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Canal st?

Nah however a couple of posters did visit a mincer bar after an away game last season

[kent_white]

3 hours ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Absolutely. 

With the flu vaccine though, we were flirted immediately. No waiting around just in case. Is this normal with the flu jab or just whilst in the pandemic?

It's good practice to have people wait around just in case. But most reactions happen really quickly anyway. I think I remember reading that most are within the first minute. I've still never seen or heard about one happening with the flu jab.

Doesn't mean it can't ever happen though!

[Tonge moor green jacket]

3 minutes ago, kent_white said:

It's good practice to have people wait around just in case. But most reactions happen really quickly anyway. I think I remember reading that most are within the first minute. I've still never seen or heard about one happening with the flu jab.

Doesn't mean it can't ever happen though!

T'other half is allergic to penicillin and septrin. Nothing with flu jab though. She's now unsure as to whether she should have it. Suppose that's one for the GP or jab nurses.

Are you giving them at all?

[Spider]

10,000 people vaccinated already

2 adverse reactions swiftly dealt with.

The Media:

OH NO WE ARE ALL GOING TO TURN INTO ZOMBIES!!!!!

[Tonge moor green jacket]

DNA modification and control.

95% effective in turning everyone ginger.

[Casino]

4 hours ago, kent_white said:

Yeah - we might still see someone get full anaphylactic shock at some stage - but the chances are small. And even smaller now these less severe cases have been highlighted and the guidance has changed. 

What's happening now is normal - we just need to keep an eye on it and figure out whether the rates are any higher than we'd usually expect.

Definitely no need to panic! 🙂👍

Somebody i know, says what sort of dickhead has the vaccine when they are so prone to a reaction that they carry adrenalin 

[Winchester White]

My lad has a severe allergies. When he was young he was allergic to milk and eggs so for all his jabs we had to take him to hospital so they could keep an eye on him for a few hours after.

As he got older the amount of things he had a reaction to reduced thankfully.

Still has to stay clear of peanuts and shellfish though and the has epipens at all times. Never had to use one thank fuck.

He has the flu jab each year no issues.

[kent_white]

1 hour ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

T'other half is allergic to penicillin and septrin. Nothing with flu jab though. She's now unsure as to whether she should have it. Suppose that's one for the GP or jab nurses.

Are you giving them at all?

I'd say yes she definitely should have it - but it's one for the Doctors that one!

Penecillin allergy is really common and unless it's that severe that she's carrying an EpiPen around with her then I'd tell her not to worry. 

I'm not giving them yet but it's only a matter of time. Think only registered nurses and Dr's can give this one. Apparently the Oxford one might be opened up so that anyone with the right training can give it. Which is going to need to happen if we're going to give 120,000,000 shots out.

[kent_white]

Thing to bear in mind with this is that were giving it primarily to the elderly at the moment. The sad law of averages means that one of them is at some stage - going to die very shortly after having the shot.

That will be the time for cool heads. 

But sadly - that's a conspiracy theorists wet dream.

[Casino]

2 minutes ago, kent_white said:

 if we're going to give 120,000,000 shots out.

I dont think that's the plan is it

Nearer 60 million, 30x2

But aye, a logistical nightmare.

 

[Escobarp]

Should of been sorted months if not years ago. This governments pre-pandemic planning has been disgusting to say the least.

[kent_white]

3 minutes ago, Casino said:

I dont think that's the plan is it

Nearer 60 million, 30x2

But aye, a logistical nightmare.

 

I'm not sure what percentage of people they're hoping to vaccinate? 

But 60,000,000 is still a hell of a job!

But worth it to get those microchips in everybody and my Christmas bonus from Bill Gates 😁

 

Edited December 9, 2020 by kent_white

[jules_darby]

I said this months ago and the Peely gang wouldn’t have it 

Now Vallance has admitted it

JSL

[birch-chorley]

13 hours ago, kent_white said:

I'm not sure what percentage of people they're hoping to vaccinate? 

But 60,000,000 is still a hell of a job!

But worth it to get those microchips in everybody and my Christmas bonus from Bill Gates 😁

 

15m people, 30m injections should eliminate 99% of the risk to the NHS though

That’s the key 

I’d imagine that 5m people, 10m injections probably account for over half the risk 

[Guest]

Looking slightly shit this way burys rate is going up and burnham has hinted at the region being split 

[jmjhb]

21000 cases, quite a sharp increase from yesterday (16000)

[Tonge moor green jacket]

6 hours ago, jules_darby said:

I said this months ago and the Peely gang wouldn’t have it 

Now Vallance has admitted it

JSL

Strangely, South Korea has just introduced a 9.00pm curfew.

Must be some reasoning behind it. Somewhere.