I was told that last year but still found myself on a beach in Greece.Anyone thinking there going to be lying on a sandy beach this year is delusional, don’t waste your money on any holiday this year it won’t be happening any time soon
I just hope as many places can hang off for as long as possible until the vaccination programme is well under way to try and limit the issues this will present.Everywhere is going to get the new strains at some point, it’s going to be a shitstorm.
Think these new variants are more potent though, can’t see Spain /Portugal etc opening borders anytime soon to a load of pissed up britsI was told that last year but still found myself on a beach in Greece.
Covid exists but it isn’t the end of the world, we need to learn to live with it.
Vaccinate and carry on is the only way in my opinion.
One new variant after another though isn’t it, where the hell does it end?Think these new variants are more potent though, can’t see Spain /Portugal etc opening borders anytime soon to a load of pissed up brits
It was tongue in cheek m8One new variant after another though isn’t it, where the hell does it end?
A line in the sand needs to be drawn, give in or just give up and never go on holiday ever again?
I like a holiday and enjoy a drink, but does that make me a pissed up Brit
One new variant after another though isn’t it, where the hell does it end?
A line in the sand needs to be drawn, give in or just give up and never go on holiday ever again?
My mate is donating his second lot of plasma in Manchester, Plymouth Grove tomorrow.Was there any more on the stories that these new varients came about from treating imuno compromised patients with blood plasma from covid survivors
They did seem to stop the trial abruptly not long after.
Good post mateI love a holiday too mate. Can't beat them imo. But I'd gladly shut the borders for as long as it takes to have as much of the rest that life has to offer on these shores. Family life, socialising, sport and activities, music. It won't be 'never again', but we also must keep at it to keep ourselves safe and give everyone who comes into contact with the NHS for whatever reason a fighting chance. The best way to do that is to know what we're dealing with and be able to do so effectively without new strains being imported and complicating matters. Until this issue is sorted globally rather than just nationally, we'll make do with enjoying what's here, and I don't see that as a bad thing. We're very fortunate.
Thomas Malthus agrees with youPerhaps a bit fanciful, but I can see what you mean, and nature is definitely incredible.
At the end of the day it created the biggest virus of all, humans, killing their own planet slowly because we became too good at reproducing, and failed to see that there being too many of us would create a whole host of problems.