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2 hours ago, NotThePars said:

It's so cool that we're at the stage of the pandemic where we're sharing graphs and threads from furries and Paul Atreides Dune parody accounts. This shit rocks.

One of the chief architects of Moderna's vaccine being a furry who spends most of his day on Twitter is one of the weirdest things about this pandemic.

Proper Danny Dyer "cant get me nut round it" stuff

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13 minutes ago, Elixir said:

Don't know how triggered I should be by this:

Back to avoiding "normal" I see.

Covid vaccines are working, and putting us on a path back to a way of living that will feel so much more normal

is an alarming sentence.

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3 minutes ago, Todd_is_God said:

Back to avoiding "normal" I see.

Covid vaccines are working, and putting us on a path back to a way of living that will feel so much more normal

is an alarming sentence.

Literally looking for the worst take you can get on a very positive twitter post.  

Someone was commenting on the “nats” automatically jumping on anyone saying anything negative. This is exactly the same from the man who is voting Tory.

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26 minutes ago, Wee Bully said:

Literally looking for the worst take you can get on a very positive twitter post. 

There are none so blind as those who will not see.

Worst take? NS has just, quite literally, said that the vaccines are "putting us on a path back to a way of living that will feel so much more normal" Tell me what other, better, takes there are from that sentence.

It's absolutely justified to question why she didn't say that the vaccines are "putting us on a path back to a way of living that will feel normal" and be concerned about it.

Ask yourself this. If the vaccines aren't putting us on the path back to normal life, what will?

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So the ECDC join the CDC in saying fully vaccinated people can fire their masks in the bin, and don't need to social distance from other fully vaccinated people... which will be 90%+ of the UK population.

 

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15 minutes ago, Snafu said:

My take of it is feeling much more normal than what we have now.

It probably doesn't mean feeling normal like it did back in 2019, the world has forever changed.

Birthday caird pish

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5 hours ago, WhiteRoseKillie said:

So any A*r fans who are, for example, pregnant, young, or contra-indicated for the vaccine - all perfectly viable, real-world reasons why people may not be vaccinated and are not through choice. Are you suggesting that they should 

a. Be banned from entering "101 things to cover with black gloss" stadium, or

b. Be allowed entry into a segregated wee ghetto, or

c. Be allowed to mix in gen pop, but carry a bell to ring in warning of their status, or

d. Have some other, blatantly discriminatory, sanction placed upon them?

p.s. The remark on phones was supposed to be light-hearted - it was always going to be about that level. 

I think the point is that most of these people would be exempt from the passport, and herd immunity would do its thing. 

I don't agree at all with vaccine passports btw. 

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Just now, Snafu said:

There would be an acceptable herd immunity percentage in this country one would presume?

Maybe herd immunity was the wrong term. I meant extremely localised immunity within the football ground due to everyone but these exempt people being vaccinated 

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3 minutes ago, Snafu said:

Why would they need a bonus?  This has been over as a public health emergency since August, so they haven’t been doing anything. 

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I was at a meeting last week where I was genuinely gobsmacked to here that the £500 NHS and Social Care payments extend to "support staff" which COSLA in this case had deemed available to such folk as the HR and Payroll staff. It means in Councils the staff that work in the HR and Payroll sections that deal with Social Care staff would be eligible for the bonus which seems a massive stretch to me.
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