Netherfield
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- Location
- West Yorkshire
Had one behind me in the queue on Friday, accosted another chap, claimed to be a well known watercolour artist, well known in Holmfirth anyway.
COVID jab
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Cooking on gas now
Boris Johnson
@BorisJohnson
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Yesterday was a record-breaking day for the vaccine rollout, with 873,784 people receiving a jab. A huge thank you to everyone involved and please come forward to get your jab when you are invited to do so.
Boris Johnson
@BorisJohnson
United Kingdom government official
Yesterday was a record-breaking day for the vaccine rollout, with 873,784 people receiving a jab. A huge thank you to everyone involved and please come forward to get your jab when you are invited to do so.
Anyone who feels a bit crook fill this in.......... its kosher!
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Mr Mackay
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- HMP Slade , Shropshire
What do people make of the german scientist stating that the Uk was way ahead of Germany by getting the old buggers jabbed first !! 
It was interesting and reassuring I thought
It was interesting and reassuring I thought
yellow belly
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- Location
- south west lincolnshire
750000 more first dose yesterday
when we get vaccine in the summer the 20 million under 50s will not take very long to get their first
when we get vaccine in the summer the 20 million under 50s will not take very long to get their first
Never made sense to me , inject the old fookers first , cat 1 for dying from covidWhat do people make of the german scientist stating that the Uk was way ahead of Germany by getting the old buggers jabbed first !!
It was interesting and reassuring I thought
Keeps them out of hospital beds. Dying is not the important bit even if it is final. Preventing them from clogging the system helps others all down the line. If you want to head off a runaway steer you don`t start in the middle but at the front. Napoleon ought to know this .
primmiemoo
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- Location
- Devon
Had my jab last week. O-AZ one. My arm was sore for about 36 hours (I didn't relax it properly for the jab), and I had a runny nose for the same amount of time (had been bedding up with straw once I got home, though).
Currently feeling fine ~ which is a relief despite expecting to.
Currently feeling fine ~ which is a relief despite expecting to.
Its the facts and nobody can deny itWhat do people make of the german scientist stating that the Uk was way ahead of Germany by getting the old buggers jabbed first !!
It was interesting and reassuring I thought
oldoaktree
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- Location
- County Durham
Had to go into local town today late afternoon my wife came with me orders a meal for collection from a local restaurant , while waiting in the market place watching the world go by a lady approached us and asked if we had , had the vaccine . I’ve had one dose and Mrs both . The lady was asking older looking people presumably it’s to use up the remaining doses from the vaccination centre . Should have tried to get my 2nd dose on hindsight.
Take a way meal was very nice too ate it on a park bench by the river. I know how to treat the Mrs
Take a way meal was very nice too ate it on a park bench by the river. I know how to treat the Mrs
beefandsleep
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- Location
- Staffordshire
Had Pfizer number 2 today at Royal Stoke.
Suffolk Serf
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- Location
- Bury/Thetford
My first A-Z at Bury vaccination centre yesterday. A very slick operation.
Got up this morning aching, went and did some work then felt crap and retreated home. Nice to know that it is working.
Got up this morning aching, went and did some work then felt crap and retreated home. Nice to know that it is working.
For anybody doing manual work the common sense approach seems to be to plan for an easy day the next day. I felt fine till I did anything strenuous then couldn't be bothered with it.
Suffolk Serf
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- Bury/Thetford
I’ve got some quite hard manual work to do tomorrow- vaccinating 500 or so 8.5kg piglets that have to be picked up individually.
I hope that I’m up to it!
If only that was possible . Cows need fed and bedded and just finished calving . Took me until today to feel normal from Fridays jag .
Chopsy Varmint
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I felt like I'd got a rev-limiter stuck on for three days and crashed each evening from about 6pm, requiring paracetamol to feel less than 100 years old. All back to normal now though.
It was just the one day with me so hopefully you'll be fine. My second one is around silage time so I really don't want to hit the day the tyres are to throw over the wall.
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- Limousin/Charentes toad land
- Location
- Carmarthenshire, West Wales
just had the AZ vaccine, felt fine that day, next day cold and felt like I had flu, feeling better ish today, my aunt who is 92 had hers a couple of months ago, and she was fine. I wonder if as we get older our immune systems are not working as well, so maybe the older patients do not get a reaction because their immune response is not as good.