Coronavirus

[Parklife]

1 minute ago, jamiesd said:

Think it was mentioned back in April last year by some conspiracy nuts.  Ach well they can tick off another box.

I think it's been mentioned by all sorts of people for a long time tbh.

The same thing happens in some countries with regards to yellow fever. So it was hardly something that couldn't have been predicted. 

If it enables safe travel and I can get on holiday sooner, I'm all for it. 

[StandFree1982]

12 minutes ago, daytripping said:

Love Tom Jones.

Loved Catatonia. 

[tutankamun]

3 minutes ago, Parklife said:

I think it's been mentioned by all sorts of people for a long time tbh.

The same thing happens in some countries with regards to yellow fever. So it was hardly something that couldn't have been predicted. 

If it enables safe travel and I can get on holiday sooner, I'm all for it. 

Yellow fever is a once in a lifetime jab now. be interesting to see the logistics of the covid passport, depending on how often we need to get it.

[manboobs109]

Can't see how that works for coming home? Could still be carrying it so quarantine it is surely. Pretty expensive, long holiday. 

[Parklife]

10 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

Can't see how that works for coming home? Could still be carrying it so quarantine it is surely. Pretty expensive, long holiday. 

How do you mean? 

[jamiesd]

20 minutes ago, Parklife said:

I think it's been mentioned by all sorts of people for a long time tbh.

The same thing happens in some countries with regards to yellow fever. So it was hardly something that couldn't have been predicted. 

If it enables safe travel and I can get on holiday sooner, I'm all for it. 

Aye folk like Tony Blair. 

Plenty money in it.

[manboobs109]

26 minutes ago, Parklife said:

How do you mean? 

When you get back home you'll have to quarantine surely? 

[manboobs109]

33 minutes ago, Sooper-hanz said:

Possibly. Who knows? Just have to deal with it as it happens 

You obviously don't mind not having freedom the Hanzoid. 

[Parklife]

24 minutes ago, jamiesd said:

Aye folk like Tony Blair. 

Plenty money in it.

No doubt man but that's no different to most things, is it? 

 

[The Buzzard]

Might get the Scottish Cup and lower leagues finished after all...

Should be all good for schools returning pretty much to normal by Mid-March. 

No details on tiers but hopefully next week there will be further info and possible acceleration of relaxing rules. 

[Parklife]

4 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

When you get back home you'll have to quarantine surely? 

Why do you think that? If I've been vaccinated and everyone else in the UK has, why would I have to quarantine? 

[manboobs109]

4 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Why do you think that? If I've been vaccinated and everyone else in the UK has, why would I have to quarantine? 

So you are talking next year? Sorry I thought we were meaning this summer. 

If everyone in the UK has been vaccinated I don't see the point in a vaccine passport, just another expense really. 

[NEM]

8 minutes ago, Parklife said:

Why do you think that? If I've been vaccinated and everyone else in the UK has, why would I have to quarantine? 

You might pick up a lethal new variant on your travels

[Parklife]

2 minutes ago, manboobs109 said:

So you are talking next year? Sorry I thought we were meaning this summer. 

If everyone in the UK has been vaccinated I don't see the point in a vaccine passport, just another expense really. 

I wasn't talking in any date particular. I'm not expecting to be going abroad this year though. 

1 minute ago, NEM said:

You might pick up a lethal new variant on your travels

You wish. 

[Matt Armstrong's Dog]

1 hour ago, The Buzzard said:

The Mrs gran is teetering on the edge and her aunt who lives abroad might have to experience this if the old dear passes anytime soon. 

I'm really sorry to hear of your Mrs's predicament min.

She and her aunt should not have to suffer needlessly at the hands of our heartless and inhumane government at such a time if it unfortunately materialises.

Surely at time such as this, there should be special dispensation and humility applied, but the latter is one value and character that our government is severely lacking in. 

[sheepcrooky]

I have no problem with a vaccination passport. If that is what it takes for entry into other countries then do be it. I have one of those “yellow books” with all my jabs which is essential for some countries already. 
 

I think it would only be applicable if you have had two jabs though. I think there was supposed to be some global working party on this and they were to deliver recommendations by end of April 2021. 

[NEM]

4 minutes ago, Parklife said:

I wasn't talking in any date particular. I'm not expecting to be going abroad this year though. 

You wish. 

I'd do nothing of the sort - what do you take me for?  ?

[tutankamun]

1 minute ago, sheepcrooky said:

I have no problem with a vaccination passport.

As long as you don't need one to leave your house 

[maryhilldon]

4 minutes ago, Matt Armstrong's Dog said:

 

She and her aunt should have to suffer needlessly at the hands of our heartless and inhumane government at such a time if it unfortunately materialises.

You don't mean that. 

[Matt Armstrong's Dog]

Just now, maryhilldon said:

You don't mean that. 

Correct min. I swiftly righted my omission?.

Retinal damage doesn't come easy.

[sheepcrooky]

4 minutes ago, tutankamun said:

As long as you don't need one to leave your house 

Agreed. It absolutely must only be used for international travel. Fucked having to produce one when you go for a pint (in June 2022). 

[manboobs109]

More pish from her today. Need to stay in lockdown because if we leave lockdown we might have to go into lockdown. Lockdown, lockdown lockdown. She's gone fucking mad. 

[manboobs109]

This levels thing had done my swede in. I can't live in a country where my life is micro managed by a mad woman. It's bad enough with my wife and old dear nipping my tits. I'm going to move down South again. 

[The Buzzard]

28 minutes ago, Matt Armstrong's Dog said:

Correct min. I swiftly righted my omission?.

Retinal damage doesn't come easy.

Ha ha, I had to look back and see the error there! ?

[Matt Armstrong's Dog]

10 minutes ago, The Buzzard said:

Ha ha, I had to look back and see the error there! ?

Fair game min?. Certainly nae meant?.

[daytripping]

53 minutes ago, The Buzzard said:

Might get the Scottish Cup and lower leagues finished after all...

Should be all good for schools returning pretty much to normal by Mid-March. 

No details on tiers but hopefully next week there will be further info and possible acceleration of relaxing rules. 

Predicted by my good self this morning, it isn't political though. 

[Matt Armstrong's Dog]

1 hour ago, Parklife said:

Reports going about that the EU are likely to roll out vaccine passports. Being discussed at present with Spain and Greece extremely keen in order to boost their tourism industries. 

That's great to hear. What about the Trossachs?

[maryhilldon]

18 minutes ago, Roberto said:

This is why we shouldn't allow women power.

Give them the vote, they take their moods out on us. When it's their bad week, or menopause, we have to suffer.

This is no country for young men. Ruled by menopausal feminists and their health advisors. 

[daytripping]

Bucksburn covid clear again, put the word out I wasn't happy, seems the locals have taken heed, fucking dycers letting the team down now. Only 5 yesterday though, think we'll hit zero next week.

[Quagmire]

Do you actually need to legally get a vaccine to get into certain counties at the minute? There’s always been recommendations and I know some companies ensure you have them to cover their own arses but I’ve never had to show proof of a vaccination when entering anywhere.