Off Topic Covid 19 restrictions have done one

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Just booked my jab for Satdee, at the KC (Where else <ok>)

My appointments at 14:50, ten minutes before we play Oxford.

This has got me thinking...

After my jab, maybe if I took a wrong turn or two, I could sneak in and watch the game :biggrin:
If you had your photo put up in the stand you can hide behind it, might even work. :emoticon-0102-bigsm
 
People round here can get a bit tetchy about calling it the "Oxford" vaccine. It was produced in conjunction with Astra Zeneca, whose corporate HQ is just up the road in Cambridge.
Sarah Gilbert might have something to say about that. :emoticon-0105-wink:
 
Just booked my jab for Satdee, at the KC (Where else <ok>)

My appointments at 14:50, ten minutes before we play Oxford.

This has got me thinking...

After my jab, maybe if I took a wrong turn or two, I could sneak in and watch the game :biggrin:
Take your boots you might get a game!
 
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Nowt to do with me, pal. I'm in Durham and got my jab within 2 days of being invited to book.

Why won't we win our games in hand? I've been pessimistic all season but the way we are playing now and winning every game comfortably, I don't think we'll drop many points until the end of the season. I think we'll win the league, now.






Obviously we'll blow up and finish 7th after I've posted this.

I keep getting offered Durham...


And Stockton...

And some backstreet chemist in Bishop Auckland...

And a Boots in Seaham...



And ****ing Carlisle!



And wherever I try to book is unavailable.



Yet the Missus has hers on Friday?



What's that about?
 
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I keep getting offered Durham...


And Stockton...

And some backstreet chemist in Bishop Auckland...

And a Boots in Seaham...



And ****ing Carlisle!



And wherever I try to book is unavailable.



Yet the Missus has hers on Friday?



What's that about?
My missus is going to Elland Road for hers. Imagine, a Leeds United vaccine.
 
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I keep getting offered Durham...


And Stockton...

And some backstreet chemist in Bishop Auckland...

And a Boots in Seaham...



And ****ing Carlisle!



And wherever I try to book is unavailable.



Yet the Missus has hers on Friday?



What's that about?
Have you pissed the NHS off at any time?

Ring your GP and tell them you're struggling with the booking and they can do it for you.
 
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I keep getting offered Durham...


And Stockton...

And some backstreet chemist in Bishop Auckland...

And a Boots in Seaham...



And ****ing Carlisle!



And wherever I try to book is unavailable.



Yet the Missus has hers on Friday?



What's that about?

Apparently, part of the problem is that the computer system they use for booking is pretty naff. Initially it can show locations miles away, but if you keep clicking refresh, eventually a centre in a sensible location pops up, but then it lets you get right to the end of the process, but doesn't tell you that you're in a race with other people booking the same slot, so whoever gets to the end first gets it, and you have to start again.

Seemingly the trick is to go on at silly o'clock when others aren't around, find a centre that suits, and go for it, as there's less competition.
 
I keep getting offered Durham...


And Stockton...

And some backstreet chemist in Bishop Auckland...

And a Boots in Seaham...



And ****ing Carlisle!



And wherever I try to book is unavailable.



Yet the Missus has hers on Friday?



What's that about?


I live in HU1 and got offered City Hall or Goole!!! ****ing Goole!!!

First jab on Thursday, second on June 1st.

Best of luck with your booking mate
 
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I live in HU1 and got offered City Hall or Goole!!! ****ing Goole!!!

First jab on Thursday, second on June 1st.

Best of luck with your booking mate

I ended up trying to get round it by typing my location as the same as the vaccine centre, and it still offered me one over 50 miles away, and in a few weeks time. I stuck at it, and I've got one just round the corner from me for tomorrow.
 
I ended up trying to get round it by typing my location as the same as the vaccine centre, and it still offered me one over 50 miles away, and in a few weeks time. I stuck at it, and I've got one just round the corner from me for tomorrow.

<cheers> Nice one.
It offered my flatmate City Hall or ****ing Grimsby <laugh>. She's had her first one now.
 
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Apparently, part of the problem is that the computer system they use for booking is pretty naff. Initially it can show locations miles away, but if you keep clicking refresh, eventually a centre in a sensible location pops up, but then it lets you get right to the end of the process, but doesn't tell you that you're in a race with other people booking the same slot, so whoever gets to the end first gets it, and you have to start again.

Seemingly the trick is to go on at silly o'clock when others aren't around, find a centre that suits, and go for it, as there's less competition.

This has been my experience Dutch.

The race to the end is one I just haven't won yet.


**** knows how anyone gets through the booking process faster than me though.

I don't even look at the questions any more.

The answers are all stored in my phone.



I'm like a blur of fast fingered swiping, selecting and submitting.



And every time I solicit the response 'There is a problem'.
 
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I had the Astra vaccine. Pretty much instant dead arm which lasted a couple days, struggled to lift my arm up putting my jumper on etc. I was poorly for about 36 hours with flu like symptoms, which started 12 hours after getting the jab.