Just had my results back.....Negative for antibodies.
My IPC must be fantastic
My IPC must be fantastic
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Aaah...so does that me all the courses you have been on and all the measures you take...as well as your PPE.
Well done...but unfortunately it means you and probably yours are still vunerable.
Are you effectively cocooned in a giant condom most of the time?
That took a while for the result, especially for a front line worker...
Yeah a week. Seems the lab doing the results can’t cope....some finding results in 72 hours, some waiting up to two weeks.
nothings getting past all that fondant icing and fake cream
It surely is not true that they are going to screen frontline workers with the antibody test every two months is it
You have not been told that have you Stainsy
Not been told that at all Beth....just asked on a whim if I wanted the test....I said why not
Bournemouth beach: Major incident declared as thousands flock to coast
Image captionOfficials said they had "no choice" but to "instigate an emergency response"
A major incident has been
declared in Bournemouth after thousands of people flocked to the Dorset coast on the second day of the UK heatwave.
Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole Council said it was "stretched to the absolute hilt".
Dorset Police has urged people to stay away from the resort and other beaches in the county.
There have been reports of traffic gridlock, anti-social behaviour, fights and overnight camping.
Earlier people were urged to "act responsibly" as temperatures hit the mid-20s.
By mid-morning Bournemouth beach was busy "as far as the eye can see" and the Durdle Door car park was approaching capacity.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-53176717
Roll up, roll up, who wants to ride the second wave?
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Image copyrightANDREW MATTHEWS/PA WIREImage captionOfficials said they had "no choice" but to "instigate an emergency response"
A major incident has been
declared in Bournemouth after thousands of people flocked to the Dorset coast on the second day of the UK heatwave.
Bournemouth Christchurch and Poole Council said it was "stretched to the absolute hilt".
Dorset Police has urged people to stay away from the resort and other beaches in the county.
There have been reports of traffic gridlock, anti-social behaviour, fights and overnight camping.
Earlier people were urged to "act responsibly" as temperatures hit the mid-20s.
By mid-morning Bournemouth beach was busy "as far as the eye can see" and the Durdle Door car park was approaching capacity.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-dorset-53176717
Roll up, roll up, who wants to ride the second wave?
Amazing. My memories (from about 50 years ago admittedly) of Durdle Door are of a deserted, inaccessable beach seen from above in extremely quiet rolling fields with loads of cows. With a lovely nearby village pub, "The Sailors Return" I think it was called, serving rough cider with gin and blackcurrant top - made the walk back among the cows in the dark a bit of laugh. Guess they're doing even better business these days if they are still there.
You do have to wonder what goes through some peoples heads before they speak on a public platform...
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Bournemouth Beach Today:
Let’s not forget the pandemic is far from over.
Rules may be relaxing but restrictions remain in place for a reason.
If they are ignored and the R value rises then tougher lockdown rules will return. Let’s stay alert to the dangers of COVID-19.
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This sort of **** is nothing new......I remember being off my face at 8am after the Full Moon Party in Ko Pha Ngan about 20 years ago and being appalled at the plastic buckets and glass bottles being washed into the sea...thousands of them. ****ed up my vibe for sure
It’s beyond belief! How stupid are these ****s - half a million of them apparently.
And thanks for having the manners to leave all your **** on the beach instead if taking it home and dumping it in your own garden.