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Went there 10 years ago ‘beautiful city’ really hope you get to go and enjoy it.

Yeah, and we could all get on top of some of those household overdue jobs for each other, men walking around everywhere holding screwdrivers and police nicking everyone for ‘going equipped’

We’ve been looking at booking something for early September, with all the doom and gloom I feel it may just give us something to look forward to ‘a light at the end of the tunnel. Am I convinced we will be out of the tunnel come September........not really no.

If he ever counted to 10 :unsure: did he throw his tea towel in.

Maybe the Government could stipulate that anyone volunteerring to help with the vaccination program will receive the vaccine themselves as part of the programme, would safeguard against unnecessary disruption to the rollout programme, suppress the spread from another potential angle and may...

Yes unfortunately I think they have, very observant.

That has to be the sensible way to go doesn’t it, at least they’ve made a relatively early decision. I presume this must ease some of the pressure you’ve been under.

Yeah :unsure: cus even if you do run out there’s still the Daily Mail

“If you wanna see the good side of a City” These are often the pubs to head for.

That’s very decent of you, thanks but we will cope, tbh it’s as much about me not having the patience, Mum copes much better so I tend to melt away whenever I can. She’s 9 and a right ‘goody 2 shoes’ at school who always does well and gets glowing reports, but it’s obviously a different kettle...

I’d clearly forgotten the sheer horror of home schooling :oops:

It’s not for me to say if there’s anything more to this ‘but I’ll bet there’s something more to this. https://bylinetimes.com/2021/01/04/vaccine-minister-nadhim-zahawi-family-set-up-medical-company/?fbclid=IwAR1Uer8GQXcL9mdpCOnx6v6ED3srSlHAJGi9I85Ykojb2Aq6XxUL_5g4tgg

I know a bloke called Winston Churchill Had a teacher called Richard Shafting and knew a bloke called Robin Hood

With transmission rates as high as they currently are and the lockdown just being announced, I would imagine a lot of people would be reluctant to attend wherever it is they have to go to get the vaccine. After all, it would be a nightmare to catch the virus whilst only venturing out to get...

You’d be getting right pissed off after queuing in the rain for ages ‘only for Mable, Bet and Hilda to rock up ‘flutter their cataracts’ and get ushered straight in.

Absolutely this, whatever else is happening is happening, we can see it but there’s not a great deal we can do about it apart from sit tight and avoid others as much as possible. The vaccine is now the only thing offering any kind of meaningful respite and hope for our health and economic...

That’s looks a proper tough inner-city boozer that.

I heard this year’s ago, no idea if true but was told one of their lot was beaten up and had a paving slab dropped on him and subsequently died. I’m sure I’ve seen this referenced on here in the past as well.

Worry about a football crowd of 50.000 singing out of tune :rolleyes: get over yourself ffs.

Well something somewhere is going very wrong with the vaccine rollout :unsure: So yeah, you’re probably right.