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If it's like my flu jab from Boots I can't see them bothering with anything beyond asking how do you feel and have you had xyz in the past 2 weeks.merely at clientco for the entertainment -
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Yes, I don't imagine they'll bother now - it's not like the glory days of last year when the hairdresser would take my temperature before letting me sit downOriginally posted by eek View Post
If it's like my flu jab from Boots I can't see them bothering with anything beyond asking how do you feel and have you had xyz in the past 2 weeks.
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I just hope you didn't get batch FG6431.Originally posted by NickFitz View PostOff for my jab
I hear that it only works on iOS16 & Monterey, anything less and you'll lose the wifi boost.
And if there's no wifi boost, why call it a booster?…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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And home again, with Service Pack 3 installed
I set off a bit early as it's right next to M&S, where I was able to pick up my new coat, with which I'm pretty pleased
And I was also able to get some lamb shanks, which for some reason Sainsbury's haven't had in stick for a while when I've been there. So dinner tonight or tomorrow will be lamb shanks in a red wine and redcurrant sauce
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They asked me if I had a temperature. I said no, as although it seems to fluctuate a bit at the moment, it's sometimes around normal and I felt OK then
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Mundane laundry on
I realised I've been doing it on a quick wash for several months, so I'm giving it a proper wash this time. Not sure it makes any real difference though; it's not as if I'm working down the pit
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