Can get it, can die from it... Yes, both, but orders of magnitude less likely.
As previously stated, it's a choice. And it's our choice if these social pariahs are included in social settings. We evidently have voted no, not really.
So am I... I'm also anti covid, a bit more so... I think we have the balance right here, if you want to be part of society and socialise, fulfil your social obligations.
Otherwise, move out to the hills and be alone, where nobody will contaminate you. That is the choice, not do as you please because everybody else did the right thing.
These people always seem to have the idea they are somehow special. They know things others don't, and feel that is enough for them to go to the tennis or whatever, feeling confident because everyone else is vaccinated.
We made the effort, you clowns spouted rubbish from facebook or whatever, we actually don't want you lot at the tennis with us. Filthy lepers.
You system must be different from ours, we have well paid dedicated professionals who know what they're doing giving the injections. Yes there have been mistakes, some getting too concentrated, some getting too diluted. There was a loony even not pushing the plunger and signing off as vaccinated. She's been charged with fraud and is looking for a job now.
Not an anti vaxxer? hmm, you're sounding mighty like a germ farmer dude.
Not true at all, I had a monkey bite my wrist one time, he got a vein and blood pumped like crazy. It stopped bleeding and I was fine (bit shaken up). A much more dangerous experience for many reasons, but no clotting outside that which helped me not bleed out.
Today they announced the restrictions will be lifted for the fully vaccinated in about a month.
The unvaccinated go into societal lockdown, not welcome in bars, at concerts, restaurants, football/cricket/whatever games... Be limited in travel and have to quarantine in hotels. Many jobs it will be mandatory or you get sacked.
I'm vaccinated, so am slightly less scared of the pox itself, and won't be affected at all by restrictions. If folks have strength in their beliefs and really don't want it, that's ok but don't expect to be welcome at any gathering.
Hey, I had to do a driving test to get my license to drive, I don't have sympathy for those who want to drive but can't be arsed getting a license.
Sometimes it is easier to swear off doing something you had no plans of doing anyway, such as I'm not going to whack off the Turkish guy who runs the ice cream van any more. I'd prefer to just pay for it like everyone else.
There are certain things in this world that one swears never to do again, however. given half a chance one would be on it like a seagull on a sick prawn.
That's all I have to say about the matter, for this post.
You have a different style of eating them, here, you want do be doing around 140 in a 100 zone, steering with your knee.
Now if you scroll back and observe the photographic exabits, you'll see this as unlikely. The pastry is simply not up to the job. Yeah sure out the back with a bit of fathers favourite with a knife and fork. But fark that, this is the new era.
That's a good pie, though pastry looks like it might collapse easily. As long as the filling is rich, and it doesn't collapse too early (last few bites) it should work out fine.
The pastry expectations there are different, I think we have that Mediterranean thing, the pastizzi fluffiness sort of thing.
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RE: The book club on CS
Many folks here suffer from eye strain. The rest enjoy it.