Slow news day? The real deal? End of the world? 
 

They’re saying it probably came from an animal, has Somebody been shagging monkeys again? 

4 minutes ago, Ani said:

45k infections each of last 2 days. Compared to 60k per day last week. 
 

Hopefully start of a trend. 

London seems to have peaked, talk about us getting another peak in a couple of weeks.

23 minutes ago, Casino said:

Just had my daily q and a

Odd ones don't have enough for 6

Its probably sensible to say 5

So, I can call off the dogs.

 

Have you ever spoke to your missus this much before ? 

6 minutes ago, Ani said:

Have you ever spoke to your missus this much before ? 

Shes never had anything interesting to say til now

12 minutes ago, Spider said:

Meanwhile

The United Kingdom is setting up Temporary Morgues.

 

Nothing new.

Some of the wife's lot were doing it in the first wave. 

Plans for similar during one of those flu outbreak things a few years back.

Part of the reason for strict monitoring of bird flu outbreaks.

32 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

Makes absolute sense.

Would put too much onus on those giving injections.

Do wonder why they top them up so much.

That thing Quincy ME etc. used to do on telly, holding the syringe up to the light and expelling some of what's been drawn up wasn't just dramatic license.

I expect the excess is to account for the amount lost this way.

19 minutes ago, Spider said:

Meanwhile

The United Kingdom is setting up Temporary Morgues.

 

When it first became apparent it was serious, before the 1st lockdown, on my travels I noticed loads of those steel site containers appearing on council/public land - often with hastily built gravel drives to them from the road.

They were everywhere.

I was convinced they were to act as temporary morgues.

Nightingales taking patients.

Mounts said he’d take it seriously if this happened

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-55619580

10 minutes ago, Spider said:

Nightingales taking patients.

Mounts said he’d take it seriously if this happened

https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-london-55619580

Ive always taken it seriously you dipstick.  That’s why I’ve not caught it. 

32 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Ive always taken it seriously you dipstick.  That’s why I’ve not caught it. 

Good response!

42 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Ive always taken it seriously you dipstick.  That’s why I’ve not caught it. 

🤣🤣🤣

On 15/10/2020 at 23:11, Mounts Kipper said:

Open the nightingales, when they start filling, lock down hard if we are already in that situation in Liverpool then lock it down proper, the judgement should be made based on occupation levels in hospital and modelling projections gleaned from the first wave. 

Of course, just because you haven't had symptoms, doesn't mean you haven't been asymptomatic and your bending of the rules may well have made you part of an unknown chain of spread.

In the meantime, there's a Mounts post for every occasion...

1 hour ago, boltondiver said:

Good response!

Not really. You can take all the precautions in the world but if you still go out and about then there is the risk you can catch it, no matter how small.  Also, if I recall correctly his wife is a teacher so is high risk by dint of kids transmission.  He may have even had it and not know if he is one of those who don't experience much in the way of symptoms.

Just now, Winchester White said:

Not really. You can take all the precautions in the world but if you still go out and about then there is the risk you can catch it, no matter how small.  Also, if I recall correctly his wife is a teacher so is high risk by dint of kids transmission.  He may have even had it and not know if he is one of those who don't experience much in the way of symptoms.

He gets confused, bless him.

10 minutes ago, Spider said:

Of course, just because you haven't had symptoms, doesn't mean you haven't been asymptomatic and your bending of the rules may well have made you part of an unknown chain of spread.

In the meantime, there's a Mounts post for every occasion...

Nowt wrong with my post, what you trying to prove by it? you said I wasn’t taking it serious, that post of mine “lockdown hard” proves I am,  I’ve had 6 pcr Covid tests, the last 2 week ago and all have been negative. 

Edited January 12, 20215 yr by Mounts Kipper

2 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Nowt wrong with my post, what you trying to prove by it? you said I wasn’t taking it serious, that post of mine proves my point.  I’ve had 6 pcr Covid tests, the last 2 week ago and all have been negative. 

Aren’t they £120 a pop?

4 minutes ago, Mounts Kipper said:

Nowt wrong with my post, what you trying to prove by it? you said I wasn’t taking it serious, that post of mine “lockdown hard” proves I am,  I’ve had 6 pcr Covid tests, the last 2 week ago and all have been negative. 

You seem to think it’s ok that we need the nightingales 

I don’t think it is

4 minutes ago, Rudy said:

Aren’t they £120 a pop?

£99

2 minutes ago, Spider said:

You seem to think it’s ok that we need the nightingales 

I don’t think it is

That’s what they are there for, would of been better not have to use them though. 

A mates Mrs who works in the NHS had her first dose of Pfizer yesterday, but doesn't get her next one till April 4th, which seems a while 

She was also being primed to administer it last week but that’s gone quiet now 

Hope that doesn't suggest things aren't going to plan

39 minutes ago, ZicoKelly said:

A mates Mrs who works in the NHS had her first dose of Pfizer yesterday, but doesn't get her next one till April 4th, which seems a while 

She was also being primed to administer it last week but that’s gone quiet now 

Hope that doesn't suggest things aren't going to plan

Or maybe we have enough people at the moment?

1 minute ago, boltondiver said:

Or maybe we have enough people at the moment?

We've been offered double time to do it. They are desperate for staff. 

Really well organised GP led service in our area. They are saying they could be doing significantly more but can’t get extra vaccines. They have enough volunteers to run 24/7 but no point without the vaccines 

18 minutes ago, boltondiver said:

Or maybe we have enough people at the moment?

could be

was reading that whilst the government wanted to extend the times beteween doses to 12 weeks to get more people done first, the EMA said if it goes over 42 days it becomes "off-label use" - i.e. not approved

so maybe they've decided she won't be in a position to be administering vaccines 

or maybe we just don't have enough vaccines for her to be needed, which is sort of the same as what you said, sort of

Edited January 13, 20215 yr by ZicoKelly

2 posts

1. Insufficient staff

2. not enough vaccine 

Lets hope we have enough of each to hit the 13.2m

+170,000 jabs yesterday 

Assume 6 days/week, then 1m a week current run rate?