How are we getting through it?

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steve_holmes_11

19 March 2021, 08:41:45 AM #390
Quote from: ianrs54 on 19 March 2021, 08:21:50 AM
One theroy is that the worse the reaction the better the effect of the injection. The presenter of Inside Health on R4 had a bad reaction, lasted 2-3 days.

To be really pendantic, replace "Better the effect" with "Stronger the immune response".

I could try to explain the difference, but would probably increase misunderstanding and waste 30 minutes of your time.
Suffice it to say the two are almost the same, provided your immune system is in good order.

Ben Waterhouse

19 March 2021, 03:53:43 PM #391
Just finished my shift at the Jabbing Centre, nice and steady flow through. We are doing 400 to 500 a day, seven days a week. 100% of over 80s now jabbed here and 88% of the over 55s. Onward and upward!
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Lord Kermit of Birkenhead

19 March 2021, 04:04:55 PM #392
Great stuff Ben  :D
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19 March 2021, 04:37:59 PM #393
Well done that man ! ^:)^

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steve_holmes_11

19 March 2021, 06:29:12 PM #394
Weather has been Scorchio down the Costa del Clyde.

A great opportunity to:
* Scarify more moss off the lawn.
* Scrape moss of the north elevation roof.
* Change bedding, launder and hang outside.
* Assemble and varnish new furniture.

Steve J

19 March 2021, 06:48:47 PM #395
Scarifying and forking the lawn on my list for this coming week, as I've been trampling on it a bit too much of late and it's looking a bit sad.

Big Insect

19 March 2021, 11:26:43 PM #396
Planting red onions on the allotment for me on Sunday
Saturday is waiting in for Dyno-rod plumber to turn up to fix plumbing leak - so that means soldier painting time  :D :D :D
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Last Hussar

20 March 2021, 12:02:54 AM #397
Quote from: ianrs54 on 19 March 2021, 08:21:50 AM
One theroy is that the worse the reaction the better the effect of the injection. The presenter of Inside Health on R4 had a bad reaction, lasted 2-3 days.

This is true. If the Vaccine kills you, you DEFINATELY won't catch Covid.
I have neither the time nor the crayons to explain why you are wrong.

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Orcs

20 March 2021, 12:32:31 PM #398
Quote from: steve_holmes_11 on 19 March 2021, 06:29:12 PM
Weather has been Scorchio down the Costa del Clyde.

A great opportunity to:
* Scarify more moss off the lawn.
* Scrape moss of the north elevation roof.
* Change bedding, launder and hang outside.
* Assemble and varnish new furniture.

I would like to deal with the moss on our lawn, but I am afraid thatv there is do much of it it would end up looking like the Somme with a few blades of grass. Its probably pointles anyway as the water table is quite high and the lawn gets very damp.  Still at least its green
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fsn

20 March 2021, 02:54:24 PM #399
Had the Oxford vaccine, today.

No side effects, just, the desire to use, commas, more than, usual.  I am, my, same, beautiful, self.


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20 March 2021, 06:03:49 PM #400
Quote from: Orcs on 20 March 2021, 12:32:31 PM
I would like to deal with the moss on our lawn, but I am afraid thatv there is do much of it it would end up looking like the Somme with a few blades of grass. Its probably pointles anyway as the water table is quite high and the lawn gets very damp.  Still at least its green

Did someone mention the Somme?!  My digging work continues...

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Poggle

20 March 2021, 06:18:47 PM #401
I have my first shot of the Pfizer vaccine on Monday. My wife's already had her second, and felt rubbish for a few days after.  :(

sultanbev

20 March 2021, 09:48:03 PM #402
Great plot you got there Leon, hope it's veg beds and not lawns you'll be developing!

As for me, I've been hedgelaying, this at the bottom of the neighbour's allotment:
IMG_2932 by Mark Bevis, on Flickr

sultanbev

20 March 2021, 09:49:11 PM #403
and alongside the adjoining path of our allotments:
dec 24th 2020 hedge deadhedged by Mark Bevis, on Flickr

sultanbev

20 March 2021, 09:50:25 PM #404
And this was a dead-hedge I did last summer:
allotment Apr 2020 004 by Mark Bevis, on Flickr
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