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Good luck with that. As a contractor I moved around so much I haven't been registered with a GP since I was a teen. Can't catch me if you don't know where I am.Originally posted by AtW View Postthe drive to vaccinate all adults in England against coronavirus
As long as they don't force those having had the vaccine to display proof at all times, say an armband or something
, then I can continue to mingle freely knowing my health is under my control. 
Sure, Van-Tam will volunteer his mum gets the jab, just like that politician gave his daughter a mad cow burger. He's not in a position to refuse.
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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What makes you say that?Originally posted by Old Greg View Post50,000 people per day would be inoculated per stadium…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Because it would be true, if certain sets of circumstances were to arise.Originally posted by WTFH View PostWhat makes you say that?Comment
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How would you know that your health was under control?Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostGood luck with that. As a contractor I moved around so much I haven't been registered with a GP since I was a teen. Can't catch me if you don't know where I am.
As long as they don't force those having had the vaccine to display proof at all times, say an armband or something
, then I can continue to mingle freely knowing my health is under my control. 
Sure, Van-Tam will volunteer his mum gets the jab, just like that politician gave his daughter a mad cow burger. He's not in a position to refuse.
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Just hope no-one runs you over....Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostGood luck with that. As a contractor I moved around so much I haven't been registered with a GP since I was a teen. Can't catch me if you don't know where I am.
As long as they don't force those having had the vaccine to display proof at all times, say an armband or something
, then I can continue to mingle freely knowing my health is under my control. 
Van-Tam's mum can refuse as he hasn't indicated she is senile.Originally posted by Hobosapien View PostSure, Van-Tam will volunteer his mum gets the jab, just like that politician gave his daughter a mad cow burger. He's not in a position to refuse.
Gummer's child could have refused to eat the burger, but at that time children were compliant and weren't believed if an adult was abusing them even if it was in plain sight."You’re just a bad memory who doesn’t know when to go away" JRComment
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Why even mention 50,000 people?Originally posted by WTFH View PostWhere did I say 50,000 people per day would be inoculated per stadium?
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Within reason. Obviously stuff like cancer and underlying illness/disease can happen but so far managing to stay away from GPs pushing pills and hospitals rife with superbugs and corona has done me fine so far.Originally posted by Old Greg View PostHow would you know that your health was under control?
Maybe tomorrow, I'll want to settle down. Until tomorrow, I'll just keep moving on.Comment
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Originally posted by Zigenare View PostWhy even mention 50,000 people?
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I mentioned a possible capacity of a stadium, one that would be too small to seat all the dead bodies based on the government's reduced measuring.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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Psst - the stadiums will be used for the same reason they were in Chili in Salvador Allende times...Comment
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