[CajunBMW]

Originally Posted by Hooded

I try and set any apps in iOS to use location either ‘while using’ or ‘never’, although I don’t let it worry me too much these days.

I hear you. I used to worry, but the cell towers ping you, your credit card follows you, so I have to come to the conclusion that my mom was right all those years ago when she said are you really going to wear that shirt and do you have clean underwear on, as that is ultimately what ever one will see now.....hahahahaha

[CajunBMW]

Originally Posted by Hooded

Obviously only complete idiots believe the vaccine will allow the government to track you or make you go out and buy Microsoft products

I was wondering why after being vaccinated in December that I wanted a new x box and surface pro (for The holidays). It is the darn mind control chip in the vaccine.....arghhhh that Bill Gates!!!!!

Surprisingly I have heard that from numerous people in the community when I told them i was vaccinated. I now have fun with that......

Cheers,

[JNW1]

Originally Posted by MashinBenzin

I don't see why anyone would worry about having their views challenged, even if the minority view. One should be prepared to back one's own opinions (and, in the context of a discussion forum, I don't mean by offering fisticuffs).

In principal I agree completely but it's evident from some of the comments on here that a few have quite entrenched views and hence those of a different persuasion may have decided they simply don't need the flak that's likely to go with any attempt to articulate or justify an alternative position? If I understood correctly I think that was what Pentland was alluding to with his comments back in post #49....

[robbiep]

Originally Posted by CajunBMW

I was wondering why after being vaccinated in December that I wanted a new x box and surface pro (for The holidays). It is the darn mind control chip in the vaccine.....arghhhh that Bill Gates!!!!!

Surprisingly I have heard that from numerous people in the community when I told them i was vaccinated. I now have fun with that......

Cheers,

When you start saying how good Windows Vista was, you know you've got problems ...

[JD6]

The figure for Saturday's vaccinations is out and it has dropped a little on the level from Thursday and Friday. 298,087 first dose vaccinations (vs 324,233 on Friday). Still an implied weekly rate approaching 2.1 million and with 10 new mass vaccination centres opening tomorrow https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-55692321 things are still looking quite positive IMO.

https://coronavirus.data.gov.uk/deta...ort_date_daily

[Rhino at Work]

Originally Posted by robbiep

When you start saying how good Windows Vista was, you know you've got problems ...

And the paperclip!

[Hooded]

Originally Posted by robbiep

When you start saying how good Windows Vista was, you know you've got problems ...

Yes ...or Windows 8!

[CajunBMW]

Originally Posted by robbiep

When you start saying how good Windows Vista was, you know you've got problems ...

Good to know...I'm not there yet.

Maybe there is still hope for me. If it was a Microsoft chip it probably already crashed and is awaiting an update.....

[KRS_SN]

Absolutely no side effects from the vaccine not even pain at injection site.
Wonder if I got injected with water.
Seems to have increased my consumption of steak and gulasz and curries washed down with malt over the weekend. Not a bad side effect to have.

[DougMcL]

Funny we had a conversation at work about side effects. Quite a few of us experienced the same side effects. We all thought it was psychosomatic and we were imagining things. Evidently not.

Within the first few mins of receiving the jab more than 50% of us experienced vertigo, dizziness, a slight feeling of the room beginning to wobble. We all said to ourselves, "Catch yourself on!"

Most of us reported a cracking headache about 24hrs later.

No pain at injection site.

Nothing worth MHRA yellow card reporting or should I?

Pfizer vaccine.

[Hooded]

Originally Posted by DougMcL

Funny we had a conversation at work about side effects. Quite a few of us experienced the same side effects. We all thought it was psychosomatic and we were imagining things. Evidently not.

Within the first few mins of receiving the jab more than 50% of us experienced vertigo, dizziness, a slight feeling of the room beginning to wobble. We all said to ourselves, "Catch yourself on!"

Most of us reported a cracking headache about 24hrs later.

No pain at injection site.

Nothing worth MHRA yellow card reporting or should I?

Pfizer vaccine.

Here’s the full list of the possible side effects from the Pfizer vaccine off Gov.uk

Temporary one sided facial droop for up to 1 in 1000. Sounds a bit like a Bell’s palsy type of thing.

[Pentland]

Interesting definitions of “uncommon” and “rare”. If the terms were to be applied universally, it would be rare to have covid.

[DougMcL]

No mention of that head spinning feeling though...

[ZedsRedBaby]

Originally Posted by DougMcL

vertigo, dizziness, a slight feeling of the room beginning to wobble

I get that when OH gets fruity

Originally Posted by Hooded

- injection site swelling
- redness at injection site
- nausea

OH gets that when I... well you get the idea.

[Ennoch]

Originally Posted by Pentland

Interesting definitions of “uncommon” and “rare”. If the terms were to be applied universally, it would be rare to have covid.

Very true. However, I will say that the odds will change against the total population as these ratios are against those who have received the vaccine. I do get the point though!

[Hooded]

Originally Posted by DougMcL

No mention of that head spinning feeling though...

Unless they class that grouped with Nausea along with the Vertigo feeling.

[JD6]

Monday’s Times newspaper is reporting that the government’s internal target is to be vaccinating half a million a day by the end of this week, up from around 300,000 currently. That sounds ultra ambitious to me, but if they were to achieve that, it looks likely that they would manage to vaccinate the first 4 priority groups about a week ahead of their 15 Feb target.

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Originally Posted by JD6

Monday’s Times newspaper is reporting that the government’s internal target is to be vaccinating half a million a day by the end of this week, up from around 300,000 currently. That sounds ultra ambitious to me, but if they were to achieve that, it looks likely that they would manage to vaccinate the first 4 priority groups about a week ahead of their 15 Feb target.

For a change I actually believe something the government is saying. As long as we have vaccines.

On Monday there were 145,000 done, by Friday it was 325,000. More centres opening next week, so we’ll see. Fingers crossed.

[CajunBMW]

Originally Posted by Pentland

Interesting definitions of "uncommon" and "rare". If the terms were to be applied universally, it would be rare to have covid.

I agree with that comment. Based on what we have seen with the hundreds vaccinated that I know and the thousands more of our citizenry I would say near all had soreness at the sight of injection. I would say half had a mild headache and our a bit of fatigue. I would say about 1/10 had muscle aches and more of a robust headache. Anyway, the list seems pretty accurate based on our experiences over the last few months with the vaccinations.

[Pentland]

Originally Posted by CajunBMW

I agree with that comment. Based on what we have seen with the hundreds vaccinated that I know and the thousands more of our citizenry I would say near all had soreness at the sight of injection. I would say half had a mild headache and our a bit of fatigue. I would say about 1/10 had muscle aches and more of a robust headache. Anyway, the list seems pretty accurate based on our experiences over the last few months with the vaccinations.

I think you missed the slightly tongue in cheek point.

[Goneinsixtyseconds]

Originally Posted by Pentland

I think you missed the slightly tongue in cheek point.

Or he chose to ignore it like many others.

[Pentland]

Originally Posted by Goneinsixtyseconds

Or he chose to ignore it like many others.

Thank you for replying on everyone’s behalf.