Recent content by bluewolf

Nope. Where’s the fun in that? Anyway, now that Ethan has confirmed that there is a (admittedly) very small chance of unforeseen side effects at a later date, can you understand why some people may be hesitant about the vaccine?

The whole story is false. Every bit of it. Do you think that people were getting the vaccine in April 2020? Elisa is a molecular microbiologist at Oxford University. It’s all false. Every bit of it…

Thank you ? So, if there is a very small chance of unforeseen side effects, then we can all probably understand why some are hesitant. They’re wrong IMO, but we can probably understand.

Ok bud. You spin it however you want ? Just to confirm though. Which parts of the Elisa Granato story do you think are lies?

Yes, I know. And you proved it beautifully by posting a piece of absolute nonsense just because it looked like it agreed with your existing viewpoint ?

Ok, I fully agree with your statement. As I’ve said several times, I think that Anti-Vaxxers are wrong. However, I can understand why some groups are hesitant. All that said, as the only actual expert on this thread, would you say that there is zero possibility of an unforeseen side effect, no...

April last year? Incredibly ironic that you’ve picked a fake news story to highlight the issue of fake news.

I suspect the key word in that statement is “think”. As stated, I’m pro vax, and have relatively zero medical knowledge. However, I can see why some groups are hesitant at the moment. I think they’re wrong, but I can understand.

A touch pedantic I suppose, but the term “known side effect” was used to reference proven effects, not as in “known by the end user”…

Not sure how I’ve ended up defending the idiots who won’t get the jab, but here goes… They probably think that the chances of getting, and then dying from the virus are quite small (feel free to Google the death rate - I can’t be bothered).

Now I’m pro-vaccine. I think everyone should get the jab. But this post isn’t the zinger you think it is! People who are “vaccine hesitant”, and I know a few, aren’t concerned about the known side effects. They’re concerned about the unknown ones….

Can you not understand that some women will have a genuine concern regarding the vaccine? Whether you agree with them or not, they have concerns and are choosing to wait. We can probably all agree that there are other demographics that deserve our attention long before pregnant women! As an...

The Missus is forcing me to watch some newish Finnish drama on Netflix (can't remember the name). Is it just me or are all these Scandi-type dramas becoming much the same now? Tough, young, single mum cop reluctantly teams up with brash, young male cop to solve the murder of a young attractive...

No worries. Of the 2 courses I'd probably play Morecambe. Silverdale is good in places, with a couple of cracking holes, but has a long stretch of holes that are clearly later additions that are just mown into a farmers field (I might be being a bit harsh, but that's what it felt like). With...

I've always found lifting weights a much better way of losing weight. Not only losing it, but keeping it off as well. Find yourself a simple weights plan on the internet somewhere. Learn some solid form, and have some fun. Be prepared to be in a bit of pain for the first week or 2 as you get...