Coronavirus

[Misers Hill]

34 minutes ago, rocket_scientist said:

Haha, another blast fae the past. Watched the England Morocco WC game (shit game, 0-0) in the Drift Inn then went to a party at the boat house - first and only time been in there - and met the wife.

Splendid stuff ?...rock turbot..as a poor fisherman had to google.. only for the palliative perspective.....its a fucking wolfish....9 danke...commonly sold by the best chipper in eh hood....??da man in Urquhart rd?

[Misers Hill]

3 minutes ago, daytripping said:

Ever fancy a fishing trip to red rock or round there keep me in the loop, not been out for years, miss my fishing days. ?

You spiking about the barr rock...ye hid tae neal simmie ooer bud?

[Misers Hill]

25 minutes ago, daytripping said:

Ever fancy a fishing trip to red rock or round there keep me in the loop, not been out for years, miss my fishing days. ?

I carry this on tomorrow??.....mentioned before...to df..and to any cunt..I'll take any fucker fishing..get the fuck outside with a toke and beers ..sea or game...but unfortunately no ♿access ?...then chat about halcyon days of the 80s....2 spare rods and reels ??

[Misers Hill]

Red rock wis corrie we eccles en ken ??

[Poodler]

The new fish shop in Rosemount has a decent selection of fish coming in most days (in afternoon after the morning auction). Fresh monkfish etc.

[The Boofon]

8 hours ago, Don Fonte said:

About a pig farm.

@maryhilldon can fill you in on the rest.

@The Boofon

I'll tell you over a coffee one day @Bluto10

Do you take sugar?

[The Boofon]

8 hours ago, rocket_scientist said:

No, not golf-specific. Everyone knew a divot was a ladies gash.

Home is about people. The city centre is getting fucked by shit coonsillors. The city has been mismanaged for years but the people are great (in the city, Ellon and Stoney being particularly mutant-heavy).

Correct. DIvot is a cracking insult. Long time since used. Needs returning.

 

Likewise saying something is aceic.

[The Boofon]

7 hours ago, King Street Loon said:

https://www.bloomberg.com/news/articles/2021-01-18/norway-finds-no-direct-link-between-elderly-deaths-and-vaccine

Amazing.Who'd have known that?

 

“Frail, older adults die, and die often, and I don’t think people realize that,” said Keipp Talbot, an associate professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University who advises the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine use. “

[jamiesd]

1 hour ago, The Boofon said:

Amazing.Who'd have known that?

 

“Frail, older adults die, and die often, and I don’t think people realize that,” said Keipp Talbot, an associate professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University who advises the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine use. “

But remember, stay safe, protect the NHS

[Parklife]

2 hours ago, The Boofon said:

Amazing.Who'd have known that?

 

“Frail, older adults die, and die often, and I don’t think people realize that,” said Keipp Talbot, an associate professor of medicine at Vanderbilt University who advises the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention on vaccine use. “

Clearly it should be investigated whether the vaccine played a part in their deaths. Too many people jumped in, desperate to blame the vaccine for the deaths though. 

[The Boofon]

13 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Clearly it should be investigated whether the vaccine played a part in their deaths. Too many people jumped in, desperate to blame the vaccine for the deaths though. 

I'm not disputing that.

 

Just the comment about older people die often and saying people don't realise that was amusing.

[jamiesd]

34 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Clearly it should be investigated whether the vaccine played a part in their deaths. Too many people jumped in, desperate to blame the vaccine for the deaths though. 

I agree, seems a coincidence though.

Find it amusing that the comment above says older people die often, its ok when its not Covaids i guess.

[Parklife]

Just now, jamiesd said:

I agree, seems a coincidence though.

Does it? If almost all the nursing home patients in Norway have been vaccinated & on average 35 people die in Norwegian nursing homes every week, then it's hardly a surprise that some people who've had a vaccine dose have died... 

Just now, jamiesd said:

Find it amusing that the comment above says older people die often, its ok when its not Covaids i guess.

Old people do die. It's what happens. That death rate increasing exponentially due to Covid isn't acceptable to some people. 

 

[For Fecks Sake]

48 minutes ago, jamiesd said:

But remember, stay safe, protect the NHS

You must have been gutted at the news regarding the vaccine not being to blame given the glee that you posted the original story ?

[jamiesd]

3 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Does it? If almost all the nursing home patients in Norway have been vaccinated & on average 35 people die in Norwegian nursing homes every week, then it's hardly a surprise that some people who've had a vaccine dose have died... 

Old people do die. It's what happens. That death rate increasing exponentially due to Covid isn't acceptable to some people. 

 

Plenty folk in my work have had the jag.  They are only worried about the potential delay in the follow up one.  When is the Teca turning into a mass vax hub?  Think thats soon.

[jamiesd]

1 minute ago, For Fecks Sake said:

You must have been gutted at the news regarding the vaccine not being to blame given the glee that you posted the original story ?

Are you simple?  Its a coronavirus chat forum.  

[Clydeside_Sheep]

1 hour ago, Parklife said:

 Too many people jumped in, desperate to blame the vaccine for the deaths though. 

That is as per the virus itself though.

The deaths figures quoted are deaths "for any reason" within 30 days of a positive test.

So old age, hit by a bus, heart attack, cancer, murdered etc........all of those deaths are in the figures, if the person also had a +ve test.

The intent is clearly to alarm people.

[Clydeside_Sheep]

Scotland is only managing to vaccinate people at half the rate of England.

From Monday:

"New official figures show 750,892 first doses administered in England between Friday and Sunday compared to 40,151 in Scotland. Even allowing for England’s population being 10 x larger, roll-out is much faster south of the Border"

https://twitter.com/simon_telegraph/status/1351212964540538884

The SNP Government has 400,000 doses in reserve, yet GPs are cancelling appointments because they are not receiving supplies.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/01/19/scottish-gps-cancelling-vaccine-appointments-supply-hold-up/

It isn't a competition, but we should be able to at least match the rate in England, given that what we would be getting if Westminster was in control of the scheme here too.

 

[The Boofon]

Just now, Clydeside_Sheep said:

Scotland is only managing to vaccinate people at half the rate of England.

From Monday:

"New official figures show 750,892 first doses administered in England between Friday and Sunday compared to 40,151 in Scotland. Even allowing for England’s population being 10 x larger, roll-out is much faster south of the Border"

https://twitter.com/simon_telegraph/status/1351212964540538884

The SNP Government has 400,000 doses in reserve, yet GPs are cancelling appointments because they are not receiving supplies.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/01/19/scottish-gps-cancelling-vaccine-appointments-supply-hold-up/

It isn't a competition, but we should be able to at least match the rate in England, given that what we would be getting if Westminster was in control of the scheme here too.

 

Maybe the way the population is spread over Scotland is causing issues?

Would imagine it's easier in England as the population is much closer together?

 

Not defending any political party here but just seems a logical conclusion.

[The Boofon]

Just now, Dad said:

Folk spread much further out with lesser facility locations tbf CS son

There you go.

 

Another wise man with wise words.

[manboobs109]

8 minutes ago, Dad said:

Folk spread much further out with lesser facility locations tbf CS son

Surely you just vaccinate the people you can as quickly as you can though? If you can't get up to Invernaewhar then send them to a docs in Govan or Leith or wherever and just fucking get on with it. 

[manboobs109]

The docs where I am have been shut since April. Everycunt having to troop through to another town. The buses are shite, one every two hours or something so old cunts are having to get taxis or blag lifts, with all the inherent "danger" that involves. 

MSP, MP, FM, local councillors all aware of the situation but nobody gives a fuck. They should be told get the docs open, get cunts vaccinated and stop all this fucking nonsense. 

[maryhilldon]

14 minutes ago, Dad said:

Folk spread much further out with lesser facility locations tbf CS son

2/3rds of the population live in the central belt,  quite a small area. No excuse for a 50%  slower vaccination rate. 

[Parklife]

30 minutes ago, Clydeside_Sheep said:

Scotland is only managing to vaccinate people at half the rate of England.

From Monday:

"New official figures show 750,892 first doses administered in England between Friday and Sunday compared to 40,151 in Scotland. Even allowing for England’s population being 10 x larger, roll-out is much faster south of the Border"

https://twitter.com/simon_telegraph/status/1351212964540538884

The SNP Government has 400,000 doses in reserve, yet GPs are cancelling appointments because they are not receiving supplies.

https://www.telegraph.co.uk/politics/2021/01/19/scottish-gps-cancelling-vaccine-appointments-supply-hold-up/

It isn't a competition, but we should be able to at least match the rate in England, given that what we would be getting if Westminster was in control of the scheme here too.

 

But that's because we're vaccinating more disparate groups first, isn't it? This was explained the other day. 

[jamiesd]

11 minutes ago, Parklife said:

But that's because we're vaccinating more disparate groups first, isn't it? This was explained the other day. 

Is it Nhs staff/Carers/elderly then working its way down.  Is that the way they are doing it?  We were given heads up mid December, a few of my colleagues have had it but are now worried about the effectiveness of it after being told the follow up jag is delayed for some reason.

 

[The Boofon]

8 minutes ago, jamiesd said:

Is it Nhs staff/Carers/elderly then working its way down.  Is that the way they are doing it?  We were given heads up mid December, a few of my colleagues have had it but are now worried about the effectiveness of it after being told the follow up jag is delayed for some reason.

 

Be less folk in Care Homes in Scotland compared with England too. That explains it.

[The Boofon]

1 minute ago, rocket_scientist said:

100% and something that was touched on in the New Normal video posted on here, a video that would make the sheeple uncomfortable, even before they watched it in some cases and most definitely during.

What video is this?

[manboobs109]

31 minutes ago, Parklife said:

But that's because we're vaccinating more disparate groups first, isn't it? This was explained the other day. 

Why? Why not get the vaccine in people's arms instead of sitting in fridges. Complete stupidity.

[Parklife]

6 minutes ago, jamiesd said:

Is it Nhs staff/Carers/elderly then working its way down.  Is that the way they are doing it?  We were given heads up mid December, a few of my colleagues have had it but are now worried about the effectiveness of it after being told the follow up jag is delayed for some reason.

 

The UK appears to be leaving 12 weeks between jags, which I don't think many other countries are doing (might be wrong). I think I recall Pfizer coming out and saying they do not recommend it and the efficacy has only been tested with a 3 week gap. 

[Parklife]

Just now, manboobs109 said:

Why? Why not get the vaccine in people's arms instead of sitting in fridges. Complete stupidity.

Dunno man. You'll need to take that up with the people who decided the strategy.