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"Match the NHS's best vaccination day" - that was the opening up to under-30s when they used six football stadiums as well as having the really big centres running at full pace, there is literally no way that they can do that at such short notice.
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I got double jabbed in ROI before I moved to England in October. After Boris' announcement, I am in the timeframe to get boosted. If I register with a GP, with my vax details transfer over? Or am I just going to have to wait until Ireland opened up the scheme and travel back?
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Johnson officially downgrading Omicron from a tsunami to a tidal wave, that's a relief
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I really did not want to have the words "boris johnson" and "no ring" in the same reference frame.
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Skull Servant posted:I got double jabbed in ROI before I moved to England in October. After Boris' announcement, I am in the timeframe to get boosted. If I register with a GP, with my vax details transfer over? Or am I just going to have to wait until Ireland opened up the scheme and travel back? I would assume you need to be registered but i'm not sure you could try the 111 service unless there is a more specific vaccine information number i don't know
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Feels a little tacky for an MP to be gossiping on twitter about lack of wedding ring. Especially as she doesn't even know whether he wears one or not. Like, obviously he's a oval office and I wish he died of Covid, but it's still quite crass.
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Being crass is a good thing, though? I'm crass.
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OwlFancier posted:I really did not want to have the words "boris johnson" and "no ring" in the same reference frame.
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I booked a booster yesterday and the first slot available where I am was December 31st. There's one permanent vaccination centre that can process about a third of the number of people as the place they had open earlier in the year. They're gonna have to scale things up a lot very quickly.
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goddamnedtwisto posted:"Match the NHS's best vaccination day" - that was the opening up to under-30s when they used six football stadiums as well as having the really big centres running at full pace, there is literally no way that they can do that at such short notice. Can't wait to see how many tens of thousands turn out on Xmas Day to get jabbed! I got a notification today urging that more vaccinators are needed urgently at all sites. Once again a big announcement has been made with no guarantee there will be the people to carry it out.
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Send every adult in the UK an ampoule of Phizer and a syringe, how hard can it be you just stick it in.
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Unfortunately everyone has been sent an ampoule of Tizer and a syringe instead.
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Z the IVth posted:It's not a moralistic right/wrong, it's the reality of it as I am sure you're well aware. To cut a very long story short, language matters here, and diabetes is a condition that is so constantly moralised that implicitly shifting 'blame' to individuals by talking about 'good/bad decisions' reinforces very toxic attitudes towards people living with it, whatever type. People decide to do what they will, often for very good reasons (because positive biomedical results are only one potential 'good' outcome), and this is often perfectly legitimate in their own subjective context. Saying that a decision is 'bad' is extremely reductionist and contributes towards exactly the kind of discourse around health that we really need to move past. Big parallels to deserving/undeserving poor etc. ThomasPaine fucked around with this message at 22:56 on Dec 12, 2021 |
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Hallelujah, my parents have seen sense and cancelled the Christmas in France plans. Now having it here with two of my closest friends and a metric fuckton of weed, then hosting my parents after Boxing Day. In other news, while I was peddling fudge at the local artisinal market yesterday we heard someone with a loudspeaker absolutely murdering various Christmas songs.. turns out it was a bit of a blast from my past. https://www.shropshirestar.com/news...ty-with-voters/ I know this guy (or at least, knew him in a previous life). He’s probably the most insane person I have ever known- he ended up getting ostracised from the furry community for being too weird and crazy for /them/ to give you an idea. It’s deeply unsettling to find him running for office in my area- I thought I’d left all that weirdness behind me in London. Camrath fucked around with this message at 22:53 on Dec 12, 2021 |
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Guess he found something to dress up as that's even worse than a cartoon wolf in a wehrmacht uniform with sex flaps.
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ThomasPaine posted:To cut a very long story short, language matters here, and diabetes is a condition that is so constantly moralised that implicitly shifting 'blame' to individuals by talking about 'good/bad decisions' reinforces very toxic attitudes towards people living with it, whatever type. People decide to do what they will, often for very good reasons (because positive biomedical results are only one potential 'good' outcome), and this is often perfectly legitimate in their own subjective context. Saying that a decision is 'bad' is extremely reductionist and contribute towards exactly the kind of discourse around health that we really need to move past. Big parallels to deserving/undeserving poor etc. Maybe not "bad" but definitely suboptimal. There's a difference from bodily autonomy in making an informed choice about the management of your condition and simply not being able do it despite your best efforts because you can't grok the concept.
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The Perfect Element posted:Feels a little tacky for an MP to be gossiping on twitter about lack of wedding ring. Especially as she doesn't even know whether he wears one or not. No, this is Crass: https://youtu.be/Furrw0VDpWM
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Failed Imagineer posted:Johnson officially downgrading Omicron from a tsunami to a tidal wave, that's a relief Well thank gently caress.
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Another CWS masterpiece https://twitter.com/robinthemint/status/1470079722440863746
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I just imagine all of Johnson's spawns running around the Christmas party all having bodies as rotund as he. And nabbing all the baked goods before gov or moggs got their nightly scone. While Johnson' 17 mistresses all cough on each other with different stories of how Johnson came up to them and beguiled their wits with his stories of how he single handily beat the best if Eaton's brightest in a fox hunt. All the while north korean esque beuracrats clap and congratulate Johnson for being so leaderly around all of the sickly peasants that carouse his onlyfans page.
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Because we all need a spot of laughter in these grim times:quote:
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Michael "pints" gove. The smartest in the room What loving room the Tory Christmas party?
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Michael Gove would struggle to be the smartest man in a loving phonebox.
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The Houses of Parliament is a bit like the army , in that anyone who isn’t a drooling imbecile and has a reputation for reading books and occasionally using words with more than 3 syllables gets nicknames like “Two Brains” or “Megaboffin”
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smellmycheese posted:The Houses of Parliament is a bit like the army , in that anyone who isn’t a drooling imbecile and has a reputation for reading books and occasionally using words with more than 3 syllables gets nicknames like “Two Brains” or “Megaboffin” Gove is often referred to as "Two Brains" but that's a bit of a misnomer - it's actually a set of distributed stellate ganglia around the major organs which allow Gove to retract his mantle and jet away from predators when it senses danger
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https://www.gov.uk/government/news/510-million-to-crackdown-on-benefits-fraudstersquote:A £510 million funding boost targeted at fraudsters lying to the DWP about their benefit claims has been announced today (Monday 13 December). You can be sure there will be no such checking of dodgy PPE contracts
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learnincurve posted:Gove is a worryingly good civil service manager, and surprisingly good boss, fortunately his third rate Machiavellian bullshit has so far kept him out of real power. Because he’s fash. Is that not based on his time in environment/justice, where he had no real interest and just listened to the civil servants? Where as he when he went into education it was a nightmare because he had 'opinions'?
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Anyone else having trouble ordering lateral flow kits?
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JoylessJester posted:Is that not based on his time in environment/justice, where he had no real interest and just listened to the civil servants? Where as he when he went into education it was a nightmare because he had 'opinions'? I had some dealings with Gove in justice and simply because he spent most of his time undoing Grayling's fuckups he wasn't that bad a Chancellor.
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Pantsmaster Bill posted:Anyone else having trouble ordering lateral flow kits? Everyone soon https://twitter.com/elliemaeohagan/status/1470331056314368001
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fuctifino posted:https://www.gov.uk/government/news/510-million-to-crackdown-on-benefits-fraudsters isn't the DWP entire expenditure like ~£180m a year? they could just hand that money out no strings to UC claimants and have it be a better investment
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