Coronavirus vs Natural Deaths

[BR14]

I'm sure we can all appreciate the "what can I say this time to make the idiot go away" moments with SAS.

yeh, but he's one of those lightweight turds that just wont flush.

[minestrone]

yeh, but he's one of those lightweight turds that just wont flush.

I spoke to my GP friend yesterday who after some probing questions

"If I say you have it will you fook off?"

[Whorty]

yeh, but he's one of those lightweight turds that just wont flush.

You need to poke him around the U bend first ....

[BR14]

You need to poke him around the U bend first ....

i'll leave that to you, i don't have enough bog roll

[DoctorStrangelove]

Even in children it can have complications. Which is why vaccination is to be preferred.

There wasn't one at the time.

Chickenpox was a leaving present from Siliconix, half the factory went down with it.

[Jolie]

Generally, people who die of flu have chosen not to be vaccinated. I have have known a few people in their early 20s who died of flu.

Many people confuse flu with a cold, it is not the same.

I get vaccinated every year but I have no choice with Convid-19.

There will be flu deaths in addition to Convid-19 deaths.

This is complete bulltulip.

Nobody knows what strain of flu we will get each year. The vaccine is a prediction of how the scientists think the various strains will mutate. The vaccine only includes a limited amount of protection against those predictions. Some years its completely ineffective and the death rates soar.

[Bean]

I'm sure we can all appreciate the "what can I say this time to make the idiot go away" moments with SAS.

I bet he still thinks rich people retire to Portugal

[SueEllen]

Even in children it can have complications. Which is why vaccination is to be preferred.

They don't routinely vaccinate children against chicken pox in the UK as they have decided it means that the old folk suffer less from shingles.

It does mean if you don't get it when you are the right age as a child you bloody suffer. I only knew I must have had chicken pox because I had two friends I sat with at school get it at 14/15 and suffer. That or I had a mild case and infected both of them....

[darmstadt]

They don't routinely vaccinate children against chicken pox in the UK as they have decided it means that the old folk suffer less from shingles.

It does mean if you don't get it when you are the right age as a child you bloody suffer. I only knew I must have had chicken pox because I had two friends I sat with at school get it at 14/15 and suffer. That or I had a mild case and infected both of them....

Ah, chicken pox, I remember it well. Started on the second day of a two week school trip to France. Had to sleep alone in the teachers quarters, eat by myself and not go on all the cool day trips. Was alright when I got back to England, most of the rest of the class then had 2 weeks off school...

[NotAllThere]

Ah, chicken pox, I remember it well. Started on the second day of a two week school trip to France. Had to sleep alone in the teachers quarters, eat by myself and not go on all the cool day trips. Was alright when I got back to England, most of the rest of the class then had 2 weeks off school...

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