If the jab is reputed to be 95% effective, maybe the other 5% are those that it doesn’t work for...?
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If the jab is reputed to be 95% effective, maybe the other 5% are those that it doesn’t work for...?
3offTheTee
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Thought you had just retired and was feeling extremely well off
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I think this guy was looking at when people where getting a positive Covid test compared to when they had the first vaccine
I can’t find it at the moment but I’m sure it was 80 people getting a positive Covid test 3 weeks after their first vaccine
just been past the Highland Rugby club near the canal, 4 campervans parked up for the night.... 
D-S
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As far as I have read (shame Ethan isn't here to corroborate or correct this as appropriate), those who have been jabbed and still manage to become infected are very unlikely to contract a severe version of Covid and also their transmission rate was very low as they had little 'viral load'.
Old Skier
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You little tinker.
Swinglowandslow
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Also, there is the point that the time when they were infected was likely to have been soon after receiving the jab, before the antibodies had been created.
So, really, in those cases, it wasn't an instance of a vaccinated, protected person
becoming infected.
Old Skier
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just been past the Highland Rugby club near the canal, 4 campervans parked up for the night....
Don’t you have a dedicated phone line to the boys in blue.
Ethan
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Ethan agrees.
road2ruin
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Although it’s already been proved that the ‘mass moron get togethers’ never did anything to the infection rate s outdoor transmission is negligible. It’s the indoor Easter meals etc amongst small numbers that’s do far more for the uptick in infections.
Old Skier
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They might not be transmitting anything but here in Devon & Cornwall they are causing havoc with the Fire Brigade being called out nightly with fires around the dunes and out on the moors because of BBQs.
road2ruin
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Granted however that’s been the case in normal times I’d imagine. Always a few idiots.
SocketRocket
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I don't have issues. I was only pointing out that there is work available if you really want it, as Amanda has shown us. Can't see what was wrong with that.
tried, waited on the phone for 20 mins, police Scoland must be busy last night, gave up in the end
Jimaroid
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There’s a few campervans popping up around here in Fife too but I think it’s a grey area now because from 2nd April it’s Stay Local not Stay At Home.
I can understand how people will interpret that as clearance to overnight locally.
I can understand how people will interpret that as clearance to overnight locally.
maybe, but would you spend the night in a car park if you were local??
Jimaroid
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I’d consider anything that’ll get me away from the house and I suspect I’m not alone. I’ve camped in the garden a couple of times over winter and I was considering sleeping on the beach last night but I got a tee time this morning. ?
SatchFan
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You're right. I should have included large dysfunctional families in the mass moron category.
SaintHacker
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http://news.sky.com/story/police-sh...-and-threaten-worshippers-with-fines-12264608
I would say unbelievable but sadly its not anymore. Why do people think religion gives them special dispensation to flout the rules??
I would say unbelievable but sadly its not anymore. Why do people think religion gives them special dispensation to flout the rules??
sleeping on the beach is one thing, rocking up in a council car park is another. None of the camp sites are open so no where for any of these CV to empty the Toilets, so i suspect it will be like last year, people dumping it in laybys and car parks.