Coronavirus

[Parkins left foot]

Non-Minge teasing Alert

Coronavirus good news
@Coronavirusgoo1

Independent analysis has been performed on the Oxford Vaccine data, which means it is now peer reviewed. The analysis confirms the vaccine is safe and effective.

Just need this one approved then as it's an easier one to distribute out to the larger numbers will will need to

 

[Parkins left foot]

Just need this one approved then as it's an easier one to distribute out to the larger numbers we will need to

 

[AndyWolves]

Non-Minge teasing Alert

Coronavirus good news
@Coronavirusgoo1

Independent analysis has been performed on the Oxford Vaccine data, which means it is now peer reviewed. The analysis confirms the vaccine is safe and effective.

It is a little big minge teasing, the big one is the MHRA approval - but this study suggests it won't be a problem

 

[Kenny]

Your obession with teased minges is starting to get worrying...

 

[lemonjelly]

suspect andy is the lead edging proponent of TWF.
might explain the obsession?

 

[Parkins left foot]

Number of cases down here are down to the levels Cornwall & Isle of Wight were/are - doubt that we will get dropped into Tier 1 after the 16th though should be.

 

[AndyWolves]

Your obession with teased minges is starting to get worrying...

 

[AndyWolves]

The FDA published the BioNTech report on vaccine data. On page 58 it shows how long after the first dose people got Covid - for the vaccine group it drops off after 10 days. This would suggest the timelines on vaccines being effective are much shorter than 14 days after the 2nd dose.

https://www.fda.gov/media/144246/download

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Not that I'd be anywhere other than towards the very back end of the queue anyway as I'm still relatively fit, healthy and young(ish), but I can't have the Pfizer vaccine. Can't have it if you've ever had severe allergic reactions to anything.

 

[Paddingtonwolf]

That rules me out too.

 

[AndyWolves]

Yeah, the advice is around severe reactions

"The MHRA has issued the following advice:

1. Any person with a history of a significant allergic reaction to a vaccine, medicine or food (such as previous history of anaphylactoid reaction or those who have been advised to carry an adrenaline autoinjector) should not receive the Pfizer BioNtech vaccine."

 

[pacamac]

I understand thats the case with a lot of vaccines anyway isn't it?

Although not helping themselves not advising it prior to vaccinations taking place not gonna help the confidence amid all the fucking Karen's an their conspiracy theories on social media.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

I'm ok to have the flu jab (I've got anaphylactic reactions to nuts and wasp stings), I think they normally ask if I'm allergic to eggs? Or they have in the past anyway.

Can understand them just saying stay away until we know exactly what's causing it. Although as I say, if I'm in line for a jab any time before May/June I'd be very surprised.

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Stoke still with double the rate we have here in South Staffs. Stop lumping us together you bellends, it's absolutely nowhere near here.

 

[Kenny]

Stoke still with double the rate we have here in South Staffs. Stop lumping us together you bellends, it's absolutely nowhere near here.

I would blame Johhny tbh

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

Oh I do, every minute of every day.

I swear these people have never looked at a map. Do they know how big Staffordshire is?

 

[Kenny]

Oh I do, every minute of every day.

I swear these people have never looked at a map. Do they know how big Staffordshire is?

You would think your MP is telling Boris everyday that South Staffs is better than the rest of the Staffordshires and every other County

 

[Deutsch Wolf]

His Dad is well harder than anyone else's Dad too.

We have way lower rates now than loads of Tier 2 areas. We're not that far off Telford and other bits of Shrops.

 

[Kenny]

You have to chuck in the amount of people having to stay in Hospital and how the Hospitals are coping.

If it was just on rates, London would be Tier 3 (although it looks like its heading that way despite the Hospital parts being very low so who knows, will probably change the rules again on the 16th and Introduce new tiers that make no sense)

 

[Tredman]

It is just literally Stoke too, Newcastle is down to similar level as the rest of Staffs. Clayheads.