Off Topic Covid 19 restrictions have done one

Yeah, I think he meant people who weren't of the age, some of my colleagues have been vaccinated. Well over two thirds are under 40 though.

 

Aye, most of our staff are under 40 though.

Restaurants have all been closed, though and I imagine taxi usage has been well down. The government's attitude of "schools aren't worth worrying about" is getting somewhat tiresome.

 

Not being dismissive but if the rate of vaccination carries on as it has so far I think everybody will be vaccinated sooner rather than later. Easter holidays coming up soon-ish will give teachers a couple of extra weeks grace too.

As it happens I think teachers should have been done in December so that schools could have reopened in January.

 

You knew full well that would start them off again.

 

As long as the end result is this lockdown being the last one, I’m fine with it.

 

All the schools in France have remained open without their teachers being vaccinated. Is the virus and who it affects different there?

 

Much depends on everyone complying with the rules and appropriate control of those "bending" the rules. The message will need to be rammed home in some cases unfortunately.

 

Depends on the transmission rate, it’s been below 1 since before Christmas there.

 

We're coming up the the one year anniversary of 14 days to flatten the curve.

 

What are you wearing for the party?

 

It was described as a masked ball, so I bought this.

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They have a curfew from 6pm to 6am. They are now talking of another lockdown. But the schools will remain open.

 

The population density of France is around 120 people per square kilometer, the population density in England is around 430.

 

Who knows, maybe the teachers are just healthier and use their own common sense, like most others have to do?

The bigger victims, that are more vulnerable are those in factories with unscrupulous employers.

 

The density in Paris and Marseille and other cities is similar to our cities. The schools in those cities are all open.
The population density in the UK is 278 per square kilometre. You can't disregard a large part of the UK. You could alter France's figure by disregarding the half of the country whichnis the least sparsely populated.

 

More dedicated? (Puts rod down after casting...)

 

I can disregard whatever I like.

 

I tend to disregard whatever bits I don't like.

 

That would introduce a bias to which I would not be comfortable.