Coronavirus

[aberdude]

The queens a baby eating lizard bitch bruv

adrenochrome.

 

[Stan]

I get it mate. I don't think you have to, to appreciate what the docs and nurses are doing. It should always be about wanting to, not feeling like you have to. I might do next week, might not, might even forget. Don't mean nowt.

We do it every week. I find it quite uplifting seeing all the neighbours, giving them a wave, sometimes having a chat. We’re all going through this mad time. Don’t think the young couple next door appreciate it as their kids are both under 2 and probably get woken up by the clapping and cheering. I don’t cheer BTW.

 

[Treble]

We do it every week. I find it quite uplifting seeing all the neighbours, giving them a wave, sometimes having a chat. We’re all going through this mad time. Don’t think the young couple next door appreciate it as their kids are both under 2 and probably get woken up by the clapping and cheering. I don’t cheer BTW.

Yeh I kinda guessed that Neither do I.

I like seeing the people on our road. I actually know what half the folk around us look like now. The ppl next door on our right never come out but it's cool, their choice I guess. They're a nice enough family whenever I've spoken to them.

 

[Tel (they/them)]

Wife’s cousin in Paris has been woken up from his coma and now breathing independently. Looks like he’ll pull through after given almost no chance of surviving.

 

[duggie2000]

Firstly, the only way of finding out if you’ve had the virus, is by testing to see if you’ve got the antibodies in your system that see off CV-19. That antibody test doesn’t yet exist (the Govt bought 18m of them, but they errrrmmm, don’t work) Once a reliable test is produced then mass testing across the population would be a game changer.

For anyone who hasn’t had it, and is vulnerable, then the risk of infection and it’s outcome, remains the same. This only dramatically changes when there’s either a vaccine, or when the majority of the population have already had it, and so it’s means of transferring across the population becomes much less.

I saw a report that implied that the generation who had the BCG vaccination at school had a stronger antibody resistance to flu type viruses
I have never had the flu virus nor has my wife and we both had the BCG vaccination during the 50s and 60s
There is no proof bu the majority of deaths appear to be in the generation before the vaccinations and the generation after they were stopped
For the younger ones on here the BCG was a vaccination you had around 11 yrs old to prevent tuberculosis

 

[aberdude]

We do it every week. I find it quite uplifting seeing all the neighbours, giving them a wave, sometimes having a chat. We’re all going through this mad time. Don’t think the young couple next door appreciate it as their kids are both under 2 and probably get woken up by the clapping and cheering. I don’t cheer BTW.

I noticed the little uns were out in force really enjoying the unusual moment when neighbours are actually coming together as one...... Sh, it like that stick around my neck of the woods and in stills a feeling of together stronger from a young age, twas the miners strike that made me aware even when you're on your fking knees people generosity and caring nature comes through and gives you faith alls not yet lost with humanity.

 

[Tobes]

I saw a report that implied that the generation who had the BCG vaccination at school had a stronger antibody resistance to flu type viruses
I have never had the flu virus nor has my wife and we both had the BCG vaccination during the 50s and 60s
There is no proof bu the majority of deaths appear to be in the generation before the vaccinations and the generation after they were stopped
For the younger ones on here the BCG was a vaccination you had around 11 yrs old to prevent tuberculosis

The BCG vaccination only lasts for around 15 years mate.

 

[Star of David Bardsley]

The BCG vaccination only lasts for around 15 years mate.

Balls. Mine was 19 years ago.

 

[Diego]

The BCG vaccination only lasts for around 15 years mate.

Against TB

 

[Treble]

I saw a report that implied that the generation who had the BCG vaccination at school had a stronger antibody resistance to flu type viruses
I have never had the flu virus nor has my wife and we both had the BCG vaccination during the 50s and 60s
There is no proof bu the majority of deaths appear to be in the generation before the vaccinations and the generation after they were stopped
For the younger ones on here the BCG was a vaccination you had around 11 yrs old to prevent tuberculosis

Good shout. BCG is very effective in being used as a carrier for other medications given in hospitals as well as in cancer treatments iirc.

 

[Stan]

I saw a report that implied that the generation who had the BCG vaccination at school had a stronger antibody resistance to flu type viruses
I have never had the flu virus nor has my wife and we both had the BCG vaccination during the 50s and 60s
There is no proof bu the majority of deaths appear to be in the generation before the vaccinations and the generation after they were stopped
For the younger ones on here the BCG was a vaccination you had around 11 yrs old to prevent tuberculosis

In SA they’re saying that could be the reason why the death toll is surprisingly low.

 

[Libby]

I think I just missed out on it by a year or two.

 

[aberdude]

I saw a report that implied that the generation who had the BCG vaccination at school had a stronger antibody resistance to flu type viruses
I have never had the flu virus nor has my wife and we both had the BCG vaccination during the 50s and 60s
There is no proof bu the majority of deaths appear to be in the generation before the vaccinations and the generation after they were stopped
For the younger ones on here the BCG was a vaccination you had around 11 yrs old to prevent tuberculosis

I've had one seemed mandatory and took thy words it was for my benefit......who knows, certainly the nurse didn't who's job it was not too question just inject the peasant kids.

 

[Sucky]

Flags thread is poppin off.

 

[aberdude]

I noticed the little uns were out in force really enjoying the unusual moment when neighbours are actually coming together as one...... Sh, it like that stick around my neck of the woods and in stills a feeling of together stronger from a young age, twas the miners strike that made me aware even when you're on your fking knees people generosity and caring nature comes through and gives you faith alls not yet lost with humanity.

Sorry about that un...... Possibly put a bit more weed in the j than I should have

 

[afcftw]

I saw a report that implied that the generation who had the BCG vaccination at school had a stronger antibody resistance to flu type viruses
I have never had the flu virus nor has my wife and we both had the BCG vaccination during the 50s and 60s
There is no proof bu the majority of deaths appear to be in the generation before the vaccinations and the generation after they were stopped
For the younger ones on here the BCG was a vaccination you had around 11 yrs old to prevent tuberculosis

BCG is still a thing... or it was when I was at school. You had a test which was five needles in one and then the actual bcg as long as you didn’t react to the test

 

[brb]

Well that's the flag thread moved to the Barnsley board

 

[afcftw]

I've had one seemed mandatory and took thy words it was for my benefit......who knows, certainly the nurse didn't who's job it was not too question just inject the peasant kids.

Don’t tell me you’re an anti-vaxxer?

 

[Diego]

Well that's the flag thread moved to the Barnsley board

Bully

 

[brb]

Bully

I don't even know if Sucky has realised yet