Chinese Virus May Have Infected Hundreds

Les Miserable wrote:

Are you available for Christmas parties Village?

He was fully booked but has got availability again now as many are cancelling due to Omicron.

Les Miserable wrote:

Are you available for Christmas parties Village?

Why don't you ask Boris , he might be available. Or perhaps you can do it yourself , I am sure someone might find your wit amusing.

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

I never thought I'd have a heart condition I'm fitter than most 58 year olds you just never know what is around the corner so live your life when you can is the mantra. Sounds like you've been through the mill mate hopefully you are nearer the end of the tunnel now, stay strong bhey.
At least you are getting your prostate trouble out the way, I had mine checked a while ago and the doctor told me that if a man lives to eighty he is guaranteed to have prostate trouble.

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

Hope you get over this Village and best wishes

POI wrote:

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That is so right!

Good luck with yer ailments chaps, tis a shite time for treatment.

Earwegoagain wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

I never thought I'd have a heart condition I'm fitter than most 58 year olds you just never know what is around the corner so live your life when you can is the mantra. Sounds like you've been through the mill mate hopefully you are nearer the end of the tunnel now, stay strong bhey.
At least you are getting your prostate trouble out the way, I had mine checked a while ago and the doctor told me that if a man lives to eighty he is guaranteed to have prostate trouble.

Cheers.


What I do find difficult is not being able to do anything , or go anywhere. Can't go out socialising , or go to Argyle just in case something happens that would cause me grief and major concern.


I must say though that the nurses up at Derriford Hospital are top class and they deserve a lot of credit for working in the current conditions. You can have a good chat and laugh with them. Sometimes that is just what you need when times are tough.


And the hospital food was ok too.

Graiser wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

Hope you get over this Village and best wishes

Thanks , it is just the waiting for news of when surgery will take place that is the worst. It could be this month , could be next month , could be way-way down the line.


One thing is for sure though , when this is all done and dusted I will look forward to going to Argyle again and having a pint or two of Thatchers. I miss the footie and the social aspect of it.

Back on topic and below report from sky News.


Over half of UK Omicron cases happened after two jabs - as UKHSA releases risk assessment

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

I never thought I'd have a heart condition I'm fitter than most 58 year olds you just never know what is around the corner so live your life when you can is the mantra. Sounds like you've been through the mill mate hopefully you are nearer the end of the tunnel now, stay strong bhey.
At least you are getting your prostate trouble out the way, I had mine checked a while ago and the doctor told me that if a man lives to eighty he is guaranteed to have prostate trouble.

Cheers.


What I do find difficult is not being able to do anything , or go anywhere. Can't go out socialising , or go to Argyle just in case something happens that would cause me grief and major concern.


I must say though that the nurses up at Derriford Hospital are top class and they deserve a lot of credit for working in the current conditions. You can have a good chat and laugh with them. Sometimes that is just what you need when times are tough.


And the hospital food was ok too.

It’ll always be the sense of humour that gets you through the tough times

VillageGreen wrote:

Graiser wrote:

VillageGreen wrote:

Earwegoagain wrote:

Thing is you can't be too sympathetic to people that don't want to protect themselves yet the more people in hospital the longer it will take me to see the cardiologist to see what if any treatment is available to me, then there are the people with kidney disease, lung disease, cancer, diabetes.....as I've said before both my parents are anti vaxxers and they would literally have to be drugged or pinioned to be given the vaccine and I can't see that as much of a vote winner.
I know a guy that is super fit he's a surfer who is sixty surfs serious big waves on reefs all over the world and he has never even taken an aspirin let alone a drink of beer FFS. Do you say to him that he has to have it?
Make it compulsory and I think you would see a massive resistance to it that would get organised I say just make it as socially unacceptable as you can but I don't think Britain would accept it as compulsory.

I am on a waiting list to have my prostate removed. I hope it is soon as I can't take much more of what I am going through at the moment - and have been since the end of July. I had to have emergency surgery in early August after a urology consultant went over the top doing a procedure which caused me to hemorrhage badly. One nurse said I could have bled to death there and then. They had never seen anything like it they told me , blood everywhere there was.


Then it was a biopsy in September and I received a reply this week regarding that , no cancer and that is good.


Not a health issue I had ever imagined would happen. If it was not for the implement inserted within my lower body I would be dead.

Hope you get over this Village and best wishes

Thanks , it is just the waiting for news of when surgery will take place that is the worst. It could be this month , could be next month , could be way-way down the line.


One thing is for sure though , when this is all done and dusted I will look forward to going to Argyle again and having a pint or two of Thatchers. I miss the footie and the social aspect of it.

I was involved in a life changing accident about 15 years ago and overnight I went from total fitness to being unable to walk. My road to recovery was long and quite frustrating what I did learn was pragmatism every day I asked myself what I was able to do and set goals at first they were very small steps but at the end of the day you have to congratulate yourself because you have done all that you can do. It's all in the mind and don't worry about things that you can't control yourself.

Jimmy Carr vaccine Joke NSFW

Jethro wrote:

Jimmy Carr vaccine Joke NSFW

That is quite funny.

Jethro wrote:

Jimmy Carr vaccine Joke NSFW

That was a good one.

This is just utterly bizarre. I mentioned Thailand specifically yesterday purely because of their population compared to the UK and their vaccine roll out. Whilst theres was much slower to start they are running virtually parallel now as regards percentage of population vaccinated

Now I know they are huge on testing there so we cant use that as an excuse

Last 24 hours

4.704 cases (its being dropping week on week)
27 new deaths

Why are we so different here with infection levels running 10 times as high. Seriously WTF is going on here

Closed and/or very strict border control certainly has something to do with it am sure

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harvetheslayer wrote:

This is just utterly bizarre. I mentioned Thailand specifically yesterday purely because of their population compared to the UK and their vaccine roll out. Whilst theres was much slower to start they are running virtually parallel now as regards percentage of population vaccinated

Now I know they are huge on testing there so we cant use that as an excuse

Last 24 hours

4.704 cases (its being dropping week on week)
27 new deaths

Why are we so different here with infection levels running 10 times as high. Seriously WTF is going on here

Closed and/or very strict border control certainly has something to do with it am sure

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Twats like you that think the rules don't apply to them which then makes the massive effort the rest of us make less effective?

Transmission keeps it going, it will die out, well drop to cold/ flu status if we stop reinfecting every one.

Wear a mask, don't cough on everything/ one, wash your hands, be sensible.

Or embrace freedom and feck everyone else.

Earwegoagain wrote:

harvetheslayer wrote:

This is just utterly bizarre. I mentioned Thailand specifically yesterday purely because of their population compared to the UK and their vaccine roll out. Whilst theres was much slower to start they are running virtually parallel now as regards percentage of population vaccinated

Now I know they are huge on testing there so we cant use that as an excuse

Last 24 hours

4.704 cases (its being dropping week on week)
27 new deaths

Why are we so different here with infection levels running 10 times as high. Seriously WTF is going on here

Closed and/or very strict border control certainly has something to do with it am sure

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Twats like you that think the rules don't apply to them which then makes the massive effort the rest of us make less effective?

Ohh look the under sized Bass retainer has slithered out of his garden bunker
Fella better to be thought of as an utter twat then to open your mouth and remove all doubt

seadog wrote:

Transmission keeps it going, it will die out, well drop to cold/ flu status if we stop reinfecting every one.

Wear a mask, don't cough on everything/ one, wash your hands, be sensible.

Or embrace freedom and feck everyone else.

The Black Panther.....just for the Ears character. Check your shoulder 24/7 fisher boy  

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Get your tinfoil hats on.....

harvetheslayer wrote:

seadog wrote:

Transmission keeps it going, it will die out, well drop to cold/ flu status if we stop reinfecting every one.

Wear a mask, don't cough on everything/ one, wash your hands, be sensible.

Or embrace freedom and feck everyone else.

The Black Panther.....just for the Ears character. Check your shoulder 24/7 fisher boy  

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Bring it on any time you like.

WTF?