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The real irony is that, despite all the people telling you otherwise, and the many times you've been placed on the naughty step, you are incapable of understanding or accepting just how toxic you...

Wow, that's quite a perk ;)

Fixed that for you

Turns out its not the vaccine that's made me feel so rough... seems I didn't quite get it soon enough :(

Oh. Ah well, small price to pay I guess

As with you, travelled extensively and so have had numerous jabs over the years, including Yellow Fever and rabies. Never had anything more than a slightly sore arm in the past :(

Hmmm. AZ jab last Sunday, four days later, still feel like poo.

Very grateful to have got it, but still surprised at how much its knocked me...(2nd jab, theoretically, shouldn't be as bad?)

A quote from the BMJ article :



So basically reinforcing the point I was making [thanks]


Hmmm, the BBC isn't objective enough for you, but the New Statesman is?? Riiiiight :D

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I read a more scientific report on it a while back, can't find it now though, but this covers a lot of the stuff

https://www.bbc.com/news/52311014

Doesn't discount from the fact that we're way...

[You'll probably put me right on this ;), but here goes anyway....]

That looks like the same data that's displayed on Worldometer, in which case it's basically collected from local government...

Right on cue

The Guardian: Boris Johnson admits regrets over handling of first Covid wave.
https://www.theguardian.com/world/2021/mar/23/boris-johnson-admits-regrets-handling-first-covid-wave

Yep, it has been a bit of a muddle... although I think also fair to recognise that for each and every action they've taken, there's been a cacophony of experts, opposers, back benchers, news readers,...

If the government had steadfastly stuck to their guns a la Teresa May, then I'd say you were right. However that's hardly the case, the government have changed course more times than a chicken being...

I wouldn't accept the promises of any government, any more than I would accept the assertions of those that are anti government when they tell you what the Government's about to do. As you quite...

Hate it when that happens :(


I'm afraid for me at least, your meme isn't visible....


Thanks, and agreed, i.e some of the more reasonable discussions have given me a lot of food for thought;...

I think Jay's comment is a good example of what I meant


Some people refuse to budge from their anti Tory/anti Government stance, even when presented with something, ie the vaccine roll out, that...

I'd suggest a few things;

- the majority of Pro brexit to middle liners see the Brexit result as positive (and the EU since then have made themselves look like a right arse)
- the vaccine...

If the vaccines didn't work, then we'd be pretty much screwed, in perpetual lockdown until they developed one that did... so perhaps not so much a gamble, as throwing money at the only real option...

Seriously??? The EU are hardly the shining beacon of hope when it comes to vaccine strategy, :D we did well to bow out of their joint purchase and go it alone

[ EDIT : the speed they move, the...

I couldn't say what the mechanics were/are, but basically Fedex as the import agent deal with the import, send me a bill for any vat and duty that may be due, money tends to leave my account two...

What Graham said. My imports come in via FedEx (or occasionally UPS), they deal with it all for me, bill me for any import taxes plus a handling charge. However under the new regime, there is no VAT...

Not one of the ones I was involved in filming, but still good fun none the less :D


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kNTnrpL1Uw0

Hmmm, thanks, my bad, was basing that observation on a like for like using VW Finance, however looking at eg Lex for lease/contract hire, it's a lot closer... will ponder further on that one...

Re...

VW ID.4 can tow 1000Kg
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Re buying it through the business, offsetting a car for privatee use against tax depends on how you buy it.

- contract hire/lease hire then the contract hire charge plus 50% of the vat (based on...