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? 

8 minutes ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

It's a difficult one.

Lockdowns work, though I'm not sure the people concerned are likely to follow them.

To be fair you are right loads of Bolton folk were coming here when the last lockdowns lifted to avoid the ban and get drinking 

Drove through Daubhill a couple of times today. If cases don’t at least double or triple there in the next week to ten days I’ll be amazed. Shocking scenes.

Some SAGE member has said next weeks easing should be delayed

bore off think some folk get off on all this 

19 hours ago, only1swanny said:

source?

 

or bullshit scaremongering made up by closet racists?

I think the fact that they are concentrating surge testing on a mosque and asian wedding venue says a lot, as well as Bolton Council stating the Indian variant prevalent in Bolton has been traced back to people returning to Bolton via India

46 minutes ago, Big E said:

Can’t believe people wouldn’t support a lockdown when their area is struggling. Madness.

Makes sense. Let the rest of us crack on and those who don’t stay lockdown. People soon change their ideas when they realise they can’t do stuff. 
 

Couple of guys I work with won’t put that shite in their bodies.....now the wife wants to go to Portugal and you need a passport they are prepared to protect the vulnerable.  

If folk can’t behave as a town/area then no choice but to lockdown. Yes it punishes the masses because of a minority but there’s no choice. Before you know it it spreads and we all suffer. 
 

shut them pubs Boris 

2 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

If folk can’t behave as a town/area then no choice but to lockdown. Yes it punishes the masses because of a minority but there’s no choice. Before you know it it spreads and we all suffer. 
 

shut them pubs Boris 

Pipe down jock😀

13 minutes ago, radcliffewhite1 said:

Pipe down jock😀

Im Down next week so as long as he leaves them Open til I’ve been out I think it’s essential. Scummy fuckers spreading germs 😁

Not putting India on the red list soon enough. Another fuck up

21 minutes ago, Escobarp said:

Im Down next week so as long as he leaves them Open til I’ve been out I think it’s essential. Scummy fuckers spreading germs 😁

Good stuff I’ll treat you to an indoor pint👍

1 hour ago, Big E said:

Can’t believe people wouldn’t support a lockdown when their area is struggling. Madness.

Makes sense. Let the rest of us crack on and those who don’t stay lockdown. People soon change their ideas when they realise they can’t do stuff. 
 

Couple of guys I work with won’t put that shite in their bodies.....now the wife wants to go to Portugal and you need a passport they are prepared to protect the vulnerable.  

Lockdowns are to protect the NHS.

Hospitalisations are at zero, as are deaths.

Hospitals are empty.

No lockdown.

All them covidiots outside the ground the last couple of weeks 👀

Our Asian brothers need to get vaxed

job done 

If they lock us down again (bolton) I for one will not be following their ruling.Like a lot of others I've followed rules to the letter and had both jabs.So is they do lock us down what was the point of the jabs.They can get fucked 

Anyone requiring hospital treatment who has refused the jab on “cultural” grounds should be refused.

 

Frankly - genuine medical exemptions excluded - if some 65 year old rocks up at A&E riddled with corona, but having refused the jab, I’d be making an example of them.

 

5 minutes ago, Spider said:

Anyone requiring hospital treatment who has refused the jab on “cultural” grounds should be refused.

 

Well no, that would have the opposite effect of what's needed.. however it's a rock and hard place as refusing to treat them will just cause a "them and us" scenario (vax vs antivax). 

 

 

 

Just now, only1swanny said:

Well no, that would have the opposite effect of what's needed.. however it's a rock and hard place as refusing to treat them will just cause a "them and us" scenario (vax vs antivax). 

 

 

 

It is them and us though.

We don’t need a referendum to tell us that the vast majority of people in the UK believe a jab should be given to everyone except the medically exempt.

Its tough shit time. Get jabbed or risk suffocating to death on Minerva Road you selfish cunts.

Mrs worked last night at BRH

12 patients with covid in

Over half of them under 30

None vaccinated 

Think this speaks volumes for the reasons they're their. imo

Edited May 13, 20215 yr by 1969

1 hour ago, mickbrown said:

Not putting India on the red list soon enough. Another fuck up

Agreed.

What about the cunts who couldn't be trusted to isolate when they came home?

 

2 hours ago, radcliffewhite1 said:

Some SAGE member has said next weeks easing should be delayed

bore off think some folk get off on all this 

It's their job to recommend actions to the government. I'm 100% sure they don't "get off" on any of it. In fact I reckon they'll be shaking their heads in frustration at the cunts who won't isolate/get vaccinated. 

Whether the government follows them is up to them.

1 minute ago, Tonge moor green jacket said:

It's their job to recommend actions to the government. I'm 100% sure they don't "get off" on any of it. In fact I reckon they'll be shaking their heads in frustration at the cunts who won't isolate/get vaccinated. 

Whether the government follows them is up to them.

More shit stirring for me 

21 minutes ago, 1969 said:

Mrs worked last night at BRH

12 patients with covid in

Over half of them under 30

None vaccinated 

Think this speaks volumes for the reasons they're their. imo

Yes it speaks volumes, it speaks that the under 30s haven't been offered it yet unless they have long term conditions. 

3 minutes ago, radcliffewhite1 said:

More shit stirring for me 

To what end?

If in the course of your work,  the results lead to a specific recommendation then you do it.

Whether or not management follow it, its up to them.

As a member of SAGE, they bring their expertise and recommendations. 

They may or may not be the best course of action in the round, but they will act as their bit of science dictates, otherwise they wouldn't be doing their job properly. 

Ministers must then take on board all scientific aspects together with economic etc and make a decision. 

 

1 hour ago, royal white said:

All them covidiots outside the ground the last couple of weeks 👀

Common sense