Reply to: Mutant Virus DOOM

[BR14]

spreading it well, then..........

[SueEllen]

covid is running rampant in the schools. In my son's school 2 dozen cases have been reported last week.

Since the schools broke up I now know of about 20 cases of Covid. Possibly due to the new variant who knows.

However from March to October I only knew of 3 cases...

[Andy2]

covid is running rampant in the schools. In my son's school 2 dozen cases have been reported last week.

[clearedforlanding]

Posted in the wrong place, but hello anyway.

[AtW]

In the Times, they report that the scientists who did the work also think it's highly likely that it originated in the UK.

China and Russia will demand full access to Porton Down...

[Hobosapien]

Now if we can engineer that mouse pox thing into it as well, once we've got a proper vaccine.

So that's where the phrase "taking the mickey" came from. Invented in 2021 and a time traveller took it back to pre-Disney.

[DoctorStrangelove]

Now if we can engineer that mouse pox thing into it as well, once we've got a proper vaccine.

[ladymuck]

In the Times, they report that the scientists who did the work also think it's highly likely that it originated in the UK.

Too late - it's everywhere...

Empire 2.0!

Making Britain Great Again

[Hobosapien]

We always take something that someone else invented and make it better!

No, that's Apple.

[fullyautomatix]

We always take something that someone else invented and make it better!

[SueEllen]

In the Times, they report that the scientists who did the work also think it's highly likely that it originated in the UK.

Too late - it's everywhere...

[NotAllThere]

Britain is being punished for alerting the world to a new crisis

In the Times, they report that the scientists who did the work also think it's highly likely that it originated in the UK.

[ladymuck]

Looks like they're ruining Christmas for thousands of truckers as well as all those with plans to meet isolated relatives for the 5 day grace period the government was allowing until they tulip themselves over the typical incomplete data and change the rules at the last minute.

Though when the rules are nonsense anyway it doesn't take much for them to trip themselves up. This time wee crankie has been done over by the 'sit down without a mask is fine, stand up without a mask is front page news' rule.

Nicola Sturgeon broke Covid rules at funeral - BBC News

"Nicola Sturgeon broke Covid rules at funeral" - err they mean pub.

As she likes to be way more pious and show off how much better she is, I fully expect her to fall on her sword and resign as a result of this egregious breach.

[Hobosapien]

"The chief executive of the German pharmaceutical company BioNTech has said he is confident its coronavirus vaccine works against the new UK variant, but that further studies are needed to be certain.

Uğur Şahin told a press conference his team had been working on trying to find out whether the vaccine worked on the UK variant or whether it would be necessary to adapt it. Results would be known within two weeks, he said."

Covid vaccine 'highly likely' to work on UK variant, BioNTech says | World news | The Guardian

So, 2 weeks - and if they were supplied necessary stuff a month ago then we'd know by now, even if a month ago it wasn't 100% certain that it was higher infectivity of the new strain that was driving it, feckers were sitting on data and keeping it quiet to avoid ruining Xmas.

Looks like they're ruining Christmas for thousands of truckers as well as all those with plans to meet isolated relatives for the 5 day grace period the government was allowing until they tulip themselves over the typical incomplete data and change the rules at the last minute.

Though when the rules are nonsense anyway it doesn't take much for them to trip themselves up. This time wee crankie has been done over by the 'sit down without a mask is fine, stand up without a mask is front page news' rule.

Nicola Sturgeon broke Covid rules at funeral - BBC News

"Nicola Sturgeon broke Covid rules at funeral" - err they mean pub.

[AtW]

I've been shopping in a normal supermarket - online - and M&S. M&S as it is less busy than Waitrose.

Fun fact - we also have M&S on High Street and it's less busy than Waitrose ...