Try rading all his posts ansd who made snide and 'mental issue' comments first. His mental health thing is a tactic he has usedc in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
It is bullshit.
I stand by that!
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Try rading all his posts ansd who made snide and 'mental issue' comments first. His mental health thing is a tactic he has usedc in the past.Quote:
Originally Posted by the other bob wilson
It is bullshit.
I stand by that!
:facepalm:Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggleYou're b oring me now, I'n not even going to try to read all that crap. I did notice 1 comment though, about foloowing you round and trolling you, I've never done that to anyone and you will struggle to demonstrate it, unless of course you are jirga as well, under another of his 20+ names on here.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
Go away and leave me alone, there's a good boy.
Heavy lunch at Wetherspoon's was it? :hehe:
Do you not think that maybe he does have mental health issues (nothing to be embarrassed about by the way), and he's being incredibly brave for putting them on here? Or, do you think he's making it all up?Quote:
Originally Posted by xsnaggle
Oh, just read your angry reply again, yes you think he's lying. Why do you project yourself onto so many posters?
No need to apologise mate, it's not the first time xsnaggle has sent a thread off tangent and it won't be the last. If you want to avoid him though (although there really is no need), just stick to the football posts. He doesn't get involved in them at all.Quote:
Originally Posted by Citizen's Nephew
Citizen’s Nephew is a decent contributor, long may it continue :thumbup:
Thanks Mr G. Well, I reckon you should develop that immune response and turn it into a vaccine because I'd definitely buy one. You'd make a fortune! :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by goats
Cheers! It's ironic too isn't it? I'm may be the only one who doesn't use a keyboard to post (the occasional one-fingered iPhone attempt is the exception). :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by az city
On the 6th of August 2nd dose vaccine rates across nations within the UK were:
Wales: 82.9%
Scotland: 74.5%
England: 73.6%
Northern Ireland: 74.2%
On the 9th of August 2nd does vaccine rates were:
Wales: 83.4% (+0.5%)
Scotland: 75.6% (+1.1%)
England: 74.5% (+0.9%)
Northern Ireland: 75.3% (+1.1%)
At what point do we pick up on the fact that when Drakeford first announced 7th of August as potential Code Zero date he hoped for 85% of adults doubled jabbed but we look a few days off that still with progress definitely slowed?
Is this why Boris Johnson has threatened vaccine passports?
Is this why we're seeing stories such as this in the press? "Hospitalised dad who turned down vaccine urges others to get jab": https://www.thenational.wales/news/1...thers-get-jab/
One jab is good (every nation but Northern Ireland progress has slowed now) but two jabs are needed for higher chance of increased and longer lasting protection.
Appreciated. Very much. :thumbup:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wash DC Blue
Cheers! He's reached the heady heights of being the first person I've ever put on 'ignore' so I'm hoping he does the same (though my first attempt came up with the message 'you can't ignore yourself!' which I think is positive discrimination!. Anyway, time to move on.Quote:
Originally Posted by Allez Allez Allez
I wonder if phase 3 of the " show " has started :wave:
There's no doubt that the uptake has slowed amongst younger people. One thing I didn't realise until last month was how difficult it can be to get a jab as a student. One of my grandchildren is in Uni at Bristol and being from Wales was told he would have to go to Cwmbran Vaccination centre for the jab.Quote:
Originally Posted by surge
Surely, Bristol to Cwmbran which is only 37 miles, with all transport now available and no restrictions, to get vaccinated to benefit your health and those of others isn’t a problem?Quote:
Originally Posted by lisvaneblue
I’ve read somewhere that during the midst of the pandemic someone wanted to travel the 42 miles between Cardiff and Brecon for a pack of lamb chops.
It still makes me wonder?
Two points.Quote:
Originally Posted by Jordi Culé
The first regarding students. I gave an example and you seem to think travelling 30+ miles for a jab is OK. I think it's Wales bureaucracy gone mad. Why couldn't he have a jab in Bristol. Multiple that by the number of students studying away from Wales and you can maybe see why there is a degree of inertia amongst the younger group.
My point on travelling to Brecon for meat was related to the stupid Drakeford rules about travelling no more than 5 miles from home. Frank Atherton has since said such local restrictions were not effective.
I said that whilst travelling to Brecon from Cardiff alone in a car I would not be able to catch or pass on the virus. WAG thought the risk was from people moving from area to area and spreading it on arrival so best stay local.
However I was allowed to travel from my home in North Cardiff to Cathays to shop, when at the time, Cathays had one of the highest incidence in Wales, probably related to the student population.
Made no sense then, makes no sense now, and is another example of the dictatorial attitude of our First Minister
Everytime you defend and justify the Brecon meat issue it looks worse.
I dont get how someone residing as a student in England cant get a jab in England though.
Looking at the rules in Wales for students from outside Wales if youve registered with a GP the GP will contact you for a jab. If you havent registered if you contact the Local Authority yourself if your not Welsh then a jab will be arranged.
So dont see any issues at all with arrangements for students in Wales.
If the rules in England are different and im not convinced they are I dont see how thats the Welsh Govts fault.
https://thetab.com/uk/bristol/2021/0...to-do-it-46510Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
Thought so.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
Misinformation verbally or by social media is more of an issue than Welsh Govt bureaucracy regarding getting access to or taking a jab.
You can say what you like. The fact is that he was invited by the NHS to attend at Cwmbran to get a jab. He also had to go there to get his second shot.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
So was he registered to a doctor in Cwmbran?Quote:
Originally Posted by lisvaneblue
That would explain why he was invited there as how would they know that he was away at uni in bristol?
He has nothing to do with Cwmbran. His home address is in Chepstow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk
I just spoke to him on the phone and asked why he didn't go to Bristol as per the communication you referred to. He didn't know about it, and looking into it we note the date of it is is 16 June,. He said term ended on 21 June, so hardly any time to action anyway.
Sounds to me as though he wasnt told he had to go to Cwmbran. He was invited to go there from his GP records.Quote:
Originally Posted by lisvaneblue
I think its likely he made no effort to find out if he could have one in Bristol ( no critism of him I would probably have waited for my invite as well) and if he had it could have been arranged.
What is clear that students can get their jabs local to their uni.
For the record the university correspondence you referenced stated that jabs were available from 23 June. Bristol Uni summer term ended 21 June. If he had stayed in Bristol after that maybe he could have got one, who knows.Quote:
Originally Posted by Hilts
The 'invitation' from the NHS for a jab specified Cwmbran Vaccination centre. My other grandson in Cardiff uni also had to have his jabs there.
However, the main thing as far as Im concerned is that they have both been vaccinated.
https://twitter.com/chrischirp/statu...188929026?s=19
very interesting thread on the current situation with covid in the UK
Don't understand her comments about cases decreasing in under 20s, when her chart clearly shows cases increasing in all sub-sections of under 20s.Quote:
Originally Posted by Rjk